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Apple said, We are aware of the issue, which occurs only in extremely rare cases, and we are working on a fix.

To avoid this bug, disable your guest account before upgrading from Leopard to Snow Leopard.

We like to think of Building Maker as a cross between Google Maps and a gigantic bin of building blocks. Basically, you pick a building and construct a model of it using aerial photos and simple 3D shapes – both of which we provide. When you’re done, we take a look at your model. If it looks right, and if a better model doesn’t already exist, we add it to the 3D Buildings layer in Google Earth. You can make a whole building in a few minutes.

Our early beta testers insist that Building Maker is more like a game than a tool. For now, you can choose to make buildings in any of about 50 cities. We’ll keep adding more cities, but don’t feel left out if we don’t have your hometown yet — modeling in a place you’ve never been is a fantastic way to discover more about it. Teachers might find that Building Maker is a great way to get students interested in geography. Armchair tourists can not only visit an unfamiliar city; they can engage with it. It’s amazing what you learn when you look at something really closely.

In regards to the “colorful” aspect of the device (don’t mind the black press shot of the phone above), Nokia is keeping with the old-school theme (think early 2000s) and will be offering interchangeable “Xpress-on” covers in blue, red, and purple for $19.99. Considering the Nokia Shade with camera, itself, will cost just $29.99 (with a new two-year customer agreement), spending almost $20 a pop per color cover (66% of the total price of the handset, for crying out loud) is pretty comical. The new flipper will be available online beginning Oct. 6 at verizonwireless.com.

Here are the rest of the juicy details:

Key features:
• Large display on one of the smallest devices available at Verizon Wireless
• VZ NavigatorSM-capable to give customers access to more than 15 million points of interest
• Connect in color with Xpress-on changeable covers (sold separately)

Lifestyle features:
• Stylish and sleek with interchangeable covers for added personalization
• Stores up to 1,000 contacts
• Light-weight and easily fits into a pocket or purse
• Text, picture and voice messaging capabilities
• Up to 300 minutes of usage time or up to 360 hours of standby time
• 1.3 megapixel camera
• Bluetooth® compatible with support for the following Bluetooth profiles: headset, hands-free, phonebook access, basic printing, and object push (for vCard and vCalendar)
• Micro USB 2.0 compatible
• Access to Mobile Web

Domestic Violence Awareness Month*

Because purple is the awareness color for domestic violence, those who purchase the Nokia Shade with a camera online during Domestic Violence Awareness Month will receive a free picture frame phone lanyard and a purple Nokia Xpress-on Cover while supplies last. Additionally, the Nokia Shade features pre-loaded wallpapers that highlight HopeLine®, Verizon Wireless’ phone recycling and reuse program, and it is the first Verizon Wireless phone to have #HOPE pre-programmed into the contact list. When customers dial #HOPE, they are connected to the National Domestic Violence Hotline, where they can receive information or help with domestic violence situations or questions. To learn more about Verizon Wireless’ efforts around Domestic Violence Awareness Month, visit www.verizonwireless.com/HopeLineDVAM.

Now for the baseless assumptions. Google maps appear in a number of Apple products, like the iPhone, iPhoto and iWeb. Perhaps Apple plans to stuff their own solutions into those slots. Or perhaps they’re after a certain technology from Placebase and not the whole enchilada.

Note that the purchase went down back in July. Seth has also discovered that PlaceBase’s founder and former CEO, Jaron Waldman, is now a part of Apple’s “Geo Team,” which sounds like the Justice League but with Al Gore in charge.

Most importantly, this improvement shows that the company is listening to the complaints; it’s provided a few developers around Twitter with renewed hope for the service, as some have even given up development for it in general due to the issues. If you’re a developer, and you haven’t already checked out the new site, please head over and have a look, and let us know what you think.

Microsoft rolled out its latest iteration of its flagship music and media device recently with some decent hardware and software upgrades — including the ability to stream music over the Web to a PC. The Zune can also link to a television. Apple’s Touch can do neither.

The Zune should capture more share will the refresh cycle, analysts say, however, it still faces an uphill battle against Apple’s iconic iPod, which accounts for a commanding 70% of the overall pure mobile-media player market in North America by some estimates.

RBC’s Mike Abramsky says the impact of the Zune is “neutral” to sales of the iPod and therefore he reiterated his Outperform rating on Apple’s stock vis-a-vis MSFT.

Moreover, he said in a Sept. 15 note to clients that the new Zune is launching into a declining standalone MP3 market with users shifting MP3 use to Smart phones.

“iPhone has a huge, perhaps unassailable, lead in Smartphones and an easy upgrade path from iPod [iTunes, account info, content, apps all transition easily] whereas Zune — at this juncture — remains a standalone strategy into a shrinking market.”

HP DreamScreen: the Facebook photo frame

Sure, the HP DreamScreen does all your regular digital photo frame chores, like telling the time, playing music and movies, and occasionally showing your snaps. But it also outclasses all comers with one clever feature: web access for internet radio, and Facebook. Want to poke the peeps in your photos? Now you can, straight from the frame.

Coming in two models, the 10.2-inch 100 and 13.3-inch 130, the HP DreamScreen range cram in 2GB of storage and the skills to stream photos over Wi-Fi, but that net connection gets put to further use with internet radio, Pandora music streaming and a specially crafted Facebook app that lets you graze on photos, status updates and event news.