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Success Not Just a Matter of Talent

Nov 15th, 2008 · The Guardian has an interesting article based on a new book (Outliers: The Story Of Success, by Malcolm Gladwell) which examines some persons of interest to computer technology (Bill Joy, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, amongst others). It examines reasons …
see also: landscape · computer · technology · industry · Tech · milestone · technologies

Apple Announces New MacBook, Pro, Air

Oct 14th, 2008 · Steve Jobs just got through announcing new MacBook lines in Cupertino. The MacBook, the Pro, and the Air all got revved. The old line of plastic-body MacBooks drops in price by $100, to $999. The new MacBooks have a metal body and multi-touch trackpad, …
see also: Apple · Cupertino · MacBook · Steve · graphics · battery · jobs

Steve Jobs Patents "The Dock"

Oct 8th, 2008 · If you're a PC, you may be unfamiliar with The Dock, the bar of icons that sits at the bottom or side of a Mac and provides easy access to Apple applications. But don't count on it becoming a standard on the PC. On Tuesday, the USPTO awarded Apple — …
see also: PC · Apple · Steve · Inventors · USPTO · Mac · icon

Jobs Rumor Debacle Besmirches Citizen Journalism

Oct 5th, 2008 · On Friday someone posted a false rumor that Steve Jobs had suffered a heart attack on CNN's unverified citizen journalism site, iReport. Apple's stock price went vertical, losing 9% before Apple stepped in and denied the rumor; the stock then recovered …
see also: Online · Apple · media · CNN · schools · Vertical · Journal

Andy Hertzfeld Shares His Thoughts on 25 Years of the Mac

Aug 27th, 2008 · It may make you feel very, very old, but the Macintosh will be turning 25 in January. As we approach this momentous anniversary, O'Reilly News had a talk with Andy Hertzfeld, one of the original Macintosh designers, about the long and storied history …
see also: Google · history · Apple · Mac · revolution · anniversary · life

Psystar "Definitely Still Shipping" Mac Clones

Aug 14th, 2008 · Continuing its defiance of Apple, Psystar is reassuring customers that it is "definitely still shipping" its line of Mac clones. And, in a further nose-thumbing at Steve Jobs, Psystar this week said it's now making Leopard restore disks available to its …
see also: Apple · Dispute · customers · legal · Mac · Steve Jobs · reassuring

Apple After Jobs

Jul 28th, 2008 · The connection between Apple and Steve Jobs is unlike any other brand and CEO relationship in corporate America, maybe the world. While Bill Gates has successfully transitioned himself away from his day job at Microsoft, can Apple do without Jobs at all? …
see also: Microsoft · world · Apple · corporate · transition · CEO · jobs

Medical Health Disclosure vs. Steve Jobs' Privacy

Jul 27th, 2008 · The New York Times is saying that Steve Jobs doesn't have cancer, but that he needs to disclose all the information about his medical condition so investors can decide. Gizmodo's strong rebuttal says that everyone has the right to keep medical records …
see also: medical · world · New York Times · confidential · health · Steve · President

Apple Suit Demands That Psystar Recall OpenMacs

Jul 16th, 2008 · The Psystar saga takes another series of turns. Not only is the website down but an examination of the suit filed by Apple shows that the Cupertino Goliath wants Psystar to recall all Open Computer and OpenServ systems sold by the company since April. …
see also: Apple · company · Website · Mac · Examiner · saga · Steve Jobs

Inside Steve's Brain

Jul 16th, 2008 · There are management insights to be learned from Steve Jobs? You're nuts. The only things you can learn from Jobs is how to drive people nuts. Or at least, that's what I thought up until I read 'Inside Steve's Brain.' Turns out, there are things to learn …
see also: products · Steve · Companies · jack · jobs · analyse · Steve Jobs

Celebrity AD&D Character Sheets

Apr 5th, 2008 · In their continuing tribute to Gary Gygax, Wired has created character sheets for nine celebrities. Apparently, Stephen Hawking can do 10D6 radiation damage to his enemies and Rick Astley is a 20th-Level bard. Steve Jobs' black turtleneck is actually …
see also: magical · Steve Jobs · radiate · celebrations · tribute · celebrity · enemies

How Apple Got Everything Right By Doing Everything Wrong

Mar 19th, 2008 · An anonymous reader submitted Wired's "look at how Steve Jobs' unusual and abrasive management style works. Included is also two cool added stories around this one.Management Techniques From the Dark Side; Wired.com compiles a list of counterintuitive, …
see also: Apple · Wired · Steve Jobs · counterintuitive · compilers · Wired.com · workRead

High Expectations For Google Android

Mar 13th, 2008 · Several readers have pointed out recent articles discussing the development and features of Google Android. Silicon.com has what is essentially an FAQ for Android, providing the relevant basic information about it. Apcmag questions whether Google can …
see also: Hardware · ca · Google · Apple · company · mobile · platform

Apple Targeting Business World for the iPhone

Mar 7th, 2008 · The New York Times is running a couple of stories about the future of the iPhone in the business world and Apple's plan to maintain control of application development. Now that the iPhone SDK has been released and the "App store" has been demonstrated, …
see also: video · service · Music · business · world · ITunes · Apple

An App Store For iPhone Software

Mar 6th, 2008 · Steve Jobs demonstrated a new "App Store" that will be pushed out to all iPhones in June. It's available now in beta. This will be the exclusive avenue developers will use to get their iPhone apps, written to the newly released SDK, to customers. Developers …
see also: software · mobile · customers · distribution · app · beta · demonstrations

Australia's Geekiest Man

Feb 14th, 2008 · Why have a key to open your front door when you can have an RFID tag implanted in your arm that will do the trick? Computerworld has a story up about the outgoing Linux Australia group president's hacked home, in which just about anything from watering …
see also: Hardware · software · IPod · electronics · handheld · President · environment

NBC's Zucker Hints At Return to iTunes

Jan 21st, 2008 · Bad corporate blood led to the collapse of the NBC/Apple business relationship in the fall of last year. Now, via the Engadget news feed, comes word that things may be thawing out between the two. A for-pay article in the Financial Times had words from …
see also: NBC · parties · business · ITunes · Apple · corporate · BusinessWeek

How Apple Rumors Became Reality

Jan 17th, 2008 · Computerworld has a story on how bloggers, rumormongers and Web sleuths pulled together the story of the MacBook Air several days before Steve Jobs unveiled the laptop on stage on Tuesday, something that is nearly unprecedented in the annals of Apple …
see also: Apple · blogger · laptop · legal · Silence · secrets · Ars Technica

Netflix To Lift Streaming Limits

Jan 13th, 2008 · The AP has a story on Netflix's move to head off expected competition from Apple: the company will lift limits on streaming its movies for most subscribers. The story reports on rumors of an Apple movie-download service that may be announced by Steve …
see also: service · Apple · download · subscribers · company · DVD · competitions

Origin of the iPhone

Jan 11th, 2008 · rambilly brings us a story from Wired about the origin and development of the iPhone. From the article: "Steve Jobs had tasked about 200 of Apple's top engineers with creating the iPhone. Yet here, in Apple's boardroom, it was clear that the prototype …
see also: products · engineering · Apple · prototype · battery · Wired · jobs







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