1. Only $69.

    Only $69.

  2. If heaven ran things like Apple by Scott Johnson

    If heaven ran things like Apple by Scott Johnson

  3. (RE: Mark Zuckerberg Complains About His New iPhone on Facebook)

    (RE: Mark Zuckerberg Complains About His New iPhone on Facebook)

  4. Fixed.

    Fixed.

  6. “… Freedom from porn. Yep, freedom. The times are a changin’, and some traditional PC folks feel like their world is slipping away. It is.” Thanks, Steve. Thanks a lot.

    “… Freedom from porn. Yep, freedom. The times are a changin’, and some traditional PC folks feel like their world is slipping away. It is.”

    Thanks, Steve. Thanks a lot.

  7. Gizmodo says this is Apple’s next iPhone. And boy is it beautiful.

    Gizmodo says this is Apple’s next iPhone. And boy is it beautiful.

  8. Steven Levy reviews the iPad for Wired.com: From my first bit of exposure, the answer is almost — and that’s pretty great. The first visual impression (it’s just a big iPod Touch!) is seriously misleading. Until you actually hold it and interact with it, you can’t appreciate how its scale makes the iPad a different animal from the iPhone and the Touch. There’s something about the size and interface that engages you almost primally in reading, viewing video, web browsing, playing Scrabble and other activities. The iPad points to a Third Way — sitting in between the phone and the laptop — of interacting with information.

    Steven Levy reviews the iPad for Wired.com:

    From my first bit of exposure, the answer is almost — and that’s pretty great. The first visual impression (it’s just a big iPod Touch!) is seriously misleading. Until you actually hold it and interact with it, you can’t appreciate how its scale makes the iPad a different animal from the iPhone and the Touch. There’s something about the size and interface that engages you almost primally in reading, viewing video, web browsing, playing Scrabble and other activities. The iPad points to a Third Way — sitting in between the phone and the laptop — of interacting with information.

  9. Thank you Mario! But our multitasking is in another device!

    Thank you Mario! But our multitasking is in another device!

  10. Once we replace the personal computer with a closed-platform device such as the iPad, we replace freedom, choice and the free market with oppression, censorship and monopoly.

    — Tom Conlon for Popular Science on the iPad’s closed system

  11. Nate Beeler.

    Nate Beeler.

  12. Dear Apple: While it’s clear the iPhone is the best smartphone on the market right now, you have a lot of competition creeping up. We want to help you blow them out of the water with the iPhone OS 4.0. Here are our suggestions. (via The Unofficial Apple Weblog)

    Dear Apple: While it’s clear the iPhone is the best smartphone on the market right now, you have a lot of competition creeping up. We want to help you blow them out of the water with the iPhone OS 4.0. Here are our suggestions. (via The Unofficial Apple Weblog)

  13. Google’s Chrome browser overtook Apple’s Safari in the final month of 2009 to become the 3rd place browser behind Internet Explorer and Firefox. Web metrics provider Net Applications has released its full month of December stats, confirming that Chrome (Chrome) had 4.63% of the browser market that month, versus 4.46% for Apple’s Safari.

    — Mashable

  14. AT&T has apparently found a workable solution to the reported data congestion in New York City. They’ve quietly stopped selling the iPhone from their web site to customers in the New York metropolitan area.

    — 

    The Consumerist

    Idiotic phone service that decides to, instead of try and fix their shitty network, cut off the main users of their product?

    There’s an app for that.

  15. The Apple tablet is almost here. We hear. Actually, we’re hearing a whole lot lately. With this exhaustive guide to every tablet rumor, we’ve got the clearest picture of the Apple tablet yet.

    — Gizmodo’s “Exhaustive Guide to Apple Tablet Rumors”