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_Greetings!_
Another week is here, and the weather has been pretty nice lately. It seems that we’ve been able to enjoy the last bits of summer as it comes to an end, even though Labor Day weekend was a bit rainy.
I had a nice holiday weekend in Rhode Island, and packed the long weekend full of as much fun as I could!
We have a great group of articles lined up for you, and as always, enjoy the week!
Barry
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Upon the retirement of owner Tom Mulhall, Small Dog Electronics has “*acquired the assets of Macintosh Systems Solutions,*”:http://www.smalldog.com/keywest and we want to welcome you to our family, and to our Newsflash newsletter.
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Stay tuned for more on our recent purchase of Macintosh Systems Solutions. We’re excited to be here, and we look forward to being your local Apple Specialist for many years to come.
Cheers!
__The Small Dog team__
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Happy Labor Day to everyone! I hope you have a great holiday. The annual Killington Classic motorcycle rally is this weekend, so we will probably take a ride down route 100 to check it out and pick up some sweet corn for the grill on the way home.
Thank you for reading this issue of Kibbles & Bytes!
Your Kibbles & Bytes Team,
_Don, Kali & Stephanie_
Might as well look cool carrying around all your supplies when you head back to that place called School.
*Save $15* on all Burton Metalhead packs until September 15!
Enjoy *50% off* any color Hammerhead neoprene case for iPad and Brenthaven Collins Folio Sleeves for iPad.
Both of these cases will give your iPad supreme protection while looking sleek, too!
Join us for Small Dog Electronics night at the Vermont Lake Monsters in Burlington, VT tomorrow night at 6pm! We’ll be on-hand to give away *free cases for your iPhone (and Samsung Galaxy — gasp!) when you show it at the door.*
The season’s about to come to an end, which means summer is almost over, but the weekend looks to be a gorgeous one for a night at the park!
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The latest and brightest design in the Apple rumor mill is a phone with comparable features to the iPhone 5, but a cheaper design — the iPhone “5C.”
The rumored 5C is said to be a cheaper design with a plastic back available in five new pastel colors — perhaps coordinated to match the new iOS 7 color scheme? Featured colors would possibly be a white, blue, yellow, green, and coral. (Again, not verified nor sanctioned by Apple!)
As we all eagerly await the new iPhone, this particular design might bring an entirely new market to the Apple world. In recent history, Apple hasn’t made this kind of effort to bring their standard of technology to a lower income market. This does, however raise the question, is Apple slowing down their pattern of innovation or possibly taking a lateral step in the technological game?
Time will tell! Stay tuned to our “*Barkings! blog*”:http://blog.smalldog.com in the coming weeks for new product news, as well as our “*Twitter feed*”:http://twitter.com/hellosmalldog for any live coverage!
Come join us for our Annual eWaste Recycling Event in Rutland, VT. We’ll be collecting all manner of electronic waste (well, maybe not __all,__ so “**see the list of accepted materials here.**”:http://www.smalldog.com/recycle?utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=KB-ewaste) on **Saturday, September 21st from 9am – 2pm.**
If you’re unsure of what ewaste is, then listen up. As you may know, we use a lot of electronics in our daily lives, and unfortunately, many of them contain hazardous materials such as mercury or lead. In the last few years, Apple has manufactured devices and machines free of toxic materials, but chances are, you may have older “electronic waste” around the house that you need to get rid of responsibly.
Come out and join us!
* **Saturday, September 21st, 2013 in Rutland, VT from 9AM to 2PM**
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It’s getting closer! We’re thrilled to announce that we’re going to be hosting a **free iPad in Business Briefing** on Tuesday, September 17 from 9am – 12pm at the Palace Theatre in Manchester, NH — open to anyone interested in learning about how to use iPad in a business environment.
We’ll have a representative from Apple on hand to present, as well as our partners Zco Corp. (App Developer) and Burlington Bank Card (iPad/iPhone POS System) to highlight their solutions.
Topics will include integration, security, deployment, apps and of course, how using iOS and working with Small Dog Electronics can provide an ideal solution for your business.
Refreshments will be provided. And did we mention that it’s free??
Visit our Seminars page for more details and to sign up:
“**Smalldog.com/seminars**”:http://www.smalldog.com/seminars
Many rumors have been spreading around the web about what the new iPhone will bring us, although most of these rumors haven’t been confirmed or are all based on speculation.
With that said, one stood out to me in particular. According to Mayor Bloomberg’s office, the next iPhone will come with a fingerprint (or biometric) sensor built into it. You might be asking yourself, why would the Mayor of New York City would make such a speculation in the first place on the iPhone?
Interestingly enough, the mayor has been concerned with the ever-growing iPhone theft problem growing in his city, which accounted for 3,890 incidents in 2012. Biometric locks on these new iPhones would vastly improve the security of the devices and hopefully lower the incentive to steal an iPhone.