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Happy Birthday App Store

When you turned 1‚ you were still being spoon-fed your food and crapping in your pants.  After the App Store’s first year‚ Apple has taken a lousy paradigm and transformed it into a marketplace that is spoon-feeding competitors’ efforts their asses and…well…I think they’ve moved past the “crapping pants” phase. Happy birthday‚ App Store.  Keep [...]

AT&T: You Had Me‚ Then You Lost Me

A lot of Apple fans are whiners. I suspect that spoon-fed sense of entitlement gets reinforced when your computer does what it’s supposed to do without having to have an advanced degree in comp sci. It breeds a sense of getting what you think you deserve‚ even when the average company would tell you to [...]

1 Million iPhone 3GSs – Exactly what Analysts…oh…

The Street once again undershot a number related to the performance of an Apple product‚ this time it was the number of iPhone 3GSs that would be sold over this past weekend.  Depending on who you were‚ you were either in the “right section‚ wrong aisle” or “does your head being up there affect acoustics?” [...]

I Can Find My iPhone: Unless You’ve Stolen It

One of the big draws of the “Find My iPhone” feature of the new iPhone 3.0 software is supposed to be the ability to track the location of your phone in the event that it’s stolen.   Even if you’re not going to out and out Charles Bronson the punk, you can at least send [...]

M$: Check Your iPhones at the Door

I guess your employees don’t need a data plan to rip off Apple’s UI.

iPhone 3.0: What’s Good

The folks over at the Edible Apple have put together a nice little summary of the marquee features of the new iPhone 3.0 software scheduled to be released June 17. While Universal Search will probably be the most useful, the ability to download any iTunes content onto one’s iPhone is playing into my own particular [...]

Your TMA WWDC Roundup

MacBook Pros welcome little brothers‚ Apple shows M$ how to price an incremental upgrade and the new iPhone 3GS.

iPhone 3.0 details released; cut-n-paste tooth gnashers released from their personal hells

So the iPhone 3.0 event is history.  Apple’s Scott Forstall and Greg Joswiak did admirably pinch-hitting for the Jobster.  Aside from the fish-in-a-barrel predictions of cut-and-paste and MMS that’ll keep people listening to Kevin Rose for the next 5 minutes‚ there were several other features which‚ depending on how they’re implemented/how much Apple will let [...]