Apple's Death Knell - Not Ready To Sound Just Yet

Many pundits are willing to on record as saying that, with the death of founder Steve Jobs, Apple, Inc. has lost its drive, its ability to innovate, and is doomed to a slow, certain death. 

That is simply not so.

It is true that Apple’s profits have stagnated and they have not released any new products in the last three years, since the advent of the iPad.  It is also true that the company and the new CEO have struggled with the perceptions of many, that their latest releases have only been “window dressing,” simple changes to previous ideas.  Where is the innovation that made Apple what it is?  Where is the spark, the “eye of the tiger,” the drive that took the company from relative obscurity to being the second-most profitable company in the world?

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HOW TO: The ABSOLUTE And EASIEST 10 Step How To Guide On How To Download iOS 7 For Your iPhone Right Now!

When Apple released iOS 7 beta for the iPhone 5 last week, many wanted to try out the radically redesigned operating system. However, Apple also released the beta in such a way that only developers could try it out. The rest of us? Well, we would have to wait for the public release come this fall.

But what if you want to try it out now? Well, fear not - here's the absolute and only guide you need to try it out. So here we go! If you've got any questions, feel free to leave it down in the comments section and I'll do my best to answer them for you.

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What to Expect from iOS7

Although nobody knows exactly what we can expect from iOS7, there are many features that people are expecting Apple to add to the operating system. Over the past few years iOS has improved a lot. It’s quite hard to believe that not so long ago there wasn’t a way to copy and paste text for example! You might think that iOS6 has just about everything that you could ever need, but here are some things that people are expecting from the next big update (which will more than likely be released in the summer of 2013):

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