Tag Archives: Apple

It’s time to relax about multitasking

There was one thing I had intended to rant about last week that I just didn’t get to. Peo­ple need to chill the heck out about mul­ti­task­ing on the iPhone. I see com­ments every day either decry­ing Apple’s imple­men­ta­tion as not “real” mul­ti­task­ing, … Con­tinue read­ing

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iPhone 4: The bars are a lie

There has been, well, some vig­or­ous dis­cus­sion this past week about the iPhone 4 and what those bas­tards at Apple have foisted upon us. Peo­ple are los­ing their freak­ing minds. Law­suits have been filed. Peo­ple are threat­en­ing to take their phones … Con­tinue read­ing

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Torn between two ecosystems

Google impressed at last week’s I/​O con­fer­ence. They demoed Android 2.2, “Froyo”, which is already avail­able for Google’s own Nexus One phone. (It’s com­ing “soon” for carrier-​branded hand­sets like Verizon’s Droid Incred­i­ble and Sprint’s EVO.) They showed mSpot, a new ser­vice … Con­tinue read­ing

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Microsoft out in the cold again

John Gru­ber has some inter­est­ing thoughts about the odd-​man-​out at Google’s I/​O con­fer­ence this week: The big loser this week, though, was Microsoft. They’re sim­ply not even part of the game. RIM looms large, as Black­Ber­rys con­tinue to reign as the … Con­tinue read­ing

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Maybe you should try not lying, then

Repub­li­can Con­gres­sional hope­ful Ari David is livid that Apple has rejected his iPhone app due to “defam­a­tory state­ments” about his com­pe­ti­tion, Demo­c­rat Henry Wax­man. As you can see not only are none of the state­ments defam­a­tory, they are all fac­tual. … Con­tinue read­ing

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What to expect from the next iPhone

What we’ll see in this year’s iPhone, why we won’t seen an iPhone on Ver­i­zon until next year, and when to expect all the new Apple hot­ness. We’ve got three weeks to go until Apple’s 2010 World­wide Devel­oper Con­fer­ence (WWDC). … Con­tinue read­ing

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Apple is the new Palm

When Jon Ruben­stein and his band of Apple cast-​offs unveiled webOS and the Palm Pre, they were hailed as the next Apple. So it’s only fit­ting that the Apple of 2010 is tak­ing it’s cues from the Palm of old. Remem­ber … Con­tinue read­ing

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How I went from Apple store newbie to lifetime ban in one week at Protocol Snow

Okay, this is a lit­tle ter­ri­fy­ing. While Apple on the one hand does more than any­one else to ensure a great user expe­ri­ence (more on this tomor­row), they simul­ta­né­ously seem hell-​bent on destroy­ing the cus­tomer expe­ri­ence. When Apple delayed the inter­na­tional iPad … Con­tinue read­ing

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WWDC 09 Predictions

As I type this, there are less than 36 hours to go before the open­ing keynote of Apple’s 2009 World­wide Devel­oper Con­fer­ence. The inter­nets are buzzing with spec­u­la­tion as to what we are going to see. I’ve read all the rumors, spec­u­la­tion … Con­tinue read­ing

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First, kill all the lawyers

Palm has trou­ble, right here in River City. Apple’s COO and interim CEO said on their recent earn­ings call that they would aggres­sively defend their intel­lec­tual prop­erty. He didn’t call out the Palm Pre by name, but the sub­text was there. … Con­tinue read­ing

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