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Today is Halloween, otherwise known as All Hallows' Eve. Of course, for iPad enthusiasts, today is also All iPads' Eve, the day before the brand new iPad Air goes on sale. I presume that all iPhone J.D. readers are dressing up as their favorite iOS-related characters tonight, so feel free to post links to your costumes in the comments. Now that Siri has a male voice in iOS 7, I'll be dressing up as Siri on a black iPhone.
What? That's not too geeky, is it?
Happy Halloween!
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