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Opinion: Apple iPhone 3.0 beta: New features in OS 
Phones Review | Tue, Apr 28
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The latest Apple iPhone 3.0 beta which has been dubbed 7a280f apparently has all kinds of new features tucked within according to theappleblog. One such feature is audio scrubbing in iTunes which enables the scrubbing of any iPod track by moving the ...
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