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Reader Diego sent this in: “This at a restaurant in New York last week,” he says. “No words needed.”
We have an on-the-go extravaganza today, with items everyone needs to keep their iPhone or iPod powered, give them a voice and protect them with style. First up is a travel charger that usually cost $3.95, but when you use the code, the price drops to 99 cents...
Uh, oh. Looks like there’s trouble in Android land. The rapid growth of Google’s smartphone OS is causing developers conniptions as they struggle to support multiple versions of the OS and different hardware configurations. Wi...
Cult of Mac What happens when you bring a 25 year old Mac into the Genius Bar, by Gizmodo
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I didn't know, so I figured I'd give it a shot. I brought an ancient and non-functioning Mac to the Apple Store in the Meatpacking District in NYC, and this is what happened.
Never one to rest on its laurels, Apple is piling on following its record Q3 with a big push for the holidays. Today, it launched its opening salvo for the season with “Gift” (above) and “Song” (after the jump). The fo...
I’ve often suspected the staff at Cult of Mac of being significantly more attractive than bloggers at sites that don’t care how attractive their bloggers are. And now I can prove it. Ei...
When a Belgium carrier had trouble keeping iPhones in stock, local thieves took matters into their own hands, stealing up to 4,000 of the popular Apple handsets worth $3 million from a warehouse. Investigators suspect the theft, which happened over the weekend, might be an inside job...
Cult of Mac The Cult of Mac guru, Leander Kahney, talking about his book "Inside Steve's Brain". Disregard the YouTube comment trolls.
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In his new book, Inside Steve's Brain, Wired.com News Editor Leander Kahney interviewed dozens of Apple employees and experts to find out how Steve Jobs made Apple such a runaway success.
There’s another Apple 1 on the eBay auction block, this one comes with enough collateral to stand as its own museum exhibit. The starting bid is $50,000, the auction is on for another two days. The owner, who wished to remain anonymous, told us how this Apple artifact got there. ...
We’ve written before in this space about Apple’s unique status as a Muse to creative people. In fact, the initial impulse for this post was a search for striking pieces of art created on the iPhone. Th...
Currently, the only Apple-made game listed in the Cupertino, Calif. company’s App Store is Texas Hold’em. That may change as Apple reportedly begins searching for “a passionate” gamer able to help design for the iPhone and iPod touch. The jo...
Jake This is a link to the website of English artist Julian Opie, you may find the layout very interesting, trust me, take a look http://www.julianopie.com/
MagicHour is a world clock app with great information presentation. In one screen, the app displays a wealth of info about time, daylight stages and moon phases in different cities. Edward Tufte would cream his pants. All world clocks should be like this. Via tumbly.dotsar and Robot Wisdom...
Neil
My introduction to Apple in 1984 in my blog:
"How Lisa Seduced me and Changed my Life."
http://tinyurl.com/yzoqq3a
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“I want you to use this computer to work out 2 x 3 and I want you to tell me your thought processes as you do it” the man said. This was a job interview. This was 1984. The job was Field Service Engineer. The man was Ted Davison, Managing Director, BTS. I’d never used a computer.
There are only thought to be about 50 Apple 1s still in the wild, this is the second one up for auction on eBay in a month. The last one sold for about $18,000, several thousand over its estimated value, to an anonymous computer collector who also tipped us off about the sale of this 1976 [...]
