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Apple's share price overtakes Google's

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Apple shares could soon hit $1,000, analysts predict, with China and television market key to growth The world's insatiable appetite for all things Apple appears to be reaching new levels. Silicon Valley's hottest company could soon become the world's first trillion-dollar company, according to Wall Street analysts. This week analyst Brian White of Topeka Capital Markets sparked a media frenzy …

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Deal of the day: AT&T Motorola Atrix 4G lapdock available for $49.99 today only

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Motorola’s Lapdock accessory seemed like a very interesting product last year, when it was released, but made us all look the other way because of its too ‘’premium’’ price. The Lapdock was initially made available for 500 dollars and, as you might suspect, there weren’t too many adopters. However, during the past months the accessory’s price has dropped and dropped and dropped and we can finally say today that you can get the Lapdock at or even a bit under its value. The device can therefore be picked up at 1saleaday.com today only for 49.99 bucks, so you should all hurry up and take advantage of this bargain. You should know though that the Lapdock on sale today is not the 10.1-inch model compatible with several Motorola devices, but an 11.6-inch version that can only be docked to the AT&T Motorola Atrix 4G. That being said, if you own the Atrix 4G and you want to squeeze out every bit of functionality you can from Motorola’s smartphone, there’s no excuse to pass on today’s deal

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Week in Apple: mastering music for iTunes, Mountain Lion on old Macs, and more

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In the last week, our top Apple news included a feature on remastering music for iTunes, as well as coverage on why Mountain Lion will only work with some 64-bit Macs. We also discussed some recent iPad rumors, an allegedly “leaked” Microsoft Office iPad app, a new variant on the Flashback Mac trojan, Messages for the Mac, and more! Read on for the weekly roundup: Mastered for iTunes: how audio …

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How to clear my browser cache?

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To clear your cache in Internet Explorer:

  1. Close all other open browser windows.
  2. Click the ‘Tools’ menu at the top of your browser, and select ‘Internet Options.’
  3. Click the ‘General’ tab at the top of the dialogue box.
  4. Click ‘Delete Files’ under ‘Temporary Internet files.’
  5. Select ‘Delete all offline content’ by checking the box.
  6. Click ‘OK.’

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To clear your cache in Mozilla Firefox:

  1. Close all other open browser windows.
  2. Click the ‘Tools’ menu at the top of your browser, and select ‘Options.’
  3. Click ‘Privacy.’
  4. Click ‘Clear’ next to ‘Cache.’
  5. Click ‘OK.’

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To clear your cache in Mozilla and Netscape:

  1. Close all other open browser windows.
  2. Click the ‘Edit’ menu at the top of your browser, and select ‘Preferences.’
  3. Click the ‘+’ next to ‘Advanced.’
  4. Select ‘Cache’ under ‘Advanced.’
  5. Click ‘Clear Cache.’
  6. Click ‘OK.’

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To clear your cache under Opera:

  1. Close all other open browser windows.

  2. Click the Tools menu at the top of your browser, and then select Preferences.

  3. Click the Advanced tab.

  4. Click History.

  5. Click Empty now.

  6. Click OK.

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To clear your cache in Safari:

  1. Close all other open browser windows.
  2. Open the ‘Safari’ menu on your browser’s toolbar.
  3. Select ‘Empty Cache.’
  4. Click ‘Empty’ in the dialogue box.

In some cases, it may be necessary to clear your cache more than once.

Thunderbird Tip: Import and Export Mail Filters

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It can be quite a task to run Thunderbird on more than one computer and even running Thunderbird on one computer with more than one mail account can cause some problems. Filters are one of the problems that you can run into. Mail filters can be global filters that filter all incoming mails or mail account filters which only filter mails that are send to the account in question.

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The Thunderbird add-on Thunderbird Message Filter Import/Export makes it easy to export mail filters from one account or computer and import those mail filters to another computer or mail account easily. This ensures that all mail accounts work with the same filters which gets rid of the learning process.

The add-on adds an Export Filters button to the Tools > Message Filters window. Just select the account that you want to export filters from and click on the Export Filters button. Filters are imported in the Tools > Import filters menu.

[via gHacks]