When WWDC ticketing goes really wrong.
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Hi, I'm Jonathan. I come to you from the historical city of Charleston, SC. I have a thing for technology, movies, TV, music, and talented ladies named Emma, Taylor, and Zooey. I mostly just share things that I find interesting.
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1 May, 2013
9:23 pm
Source: textfromxcode
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21 March, 2013
4:55 pm"About average" →
According to J.D. Power and Associates Apple is “among the best” when it comes to smartphone satisfaction and every other manufacturer is “about average” or less. Good luck fighting of second place Samsung, Nokia, Motorola, HTC, and LG.
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8 March, 2013
11:11 pm
This is what is in my dock: Finder, Launchpad, App Store, Tweetbot, Reeder (Google Reader), Messages, Chrome, CodeRunner (a great, simple IDE), iTunes, Terminal, System Preferences, Downloads, Dropbox, Trash. I access everything else using Alfred. What’s in yours?
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11 January, 2013
10:39 amSafari is released to the world →
Another fascinating story about Safari and the day it was released to the world.
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4 January, 2013
2:48 pmKeeping Safari a secret →
A wonderful tale about how the guys who designed Safari kept it’s existence a secret.
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5 December, 2012
12:24 pm
Source: topherchris
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16 November, 2012
5:12 pmSorkin's plan for the Steve Jobs biopic →
Aaron Sorkin revealed today at Hero Summit that his movie, at least as currently conceived, will feature only three 30-min scenes presented in real-time, depicting events backstage at key Apple product launches.
This might be an amazing idea.
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2:48 pm
More than 3,000 iPad mini units stolen from NY airport →
If this isn’t evidence that the iPad mini is the best small tablet I dont know what is.
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5 November, 2012
12:24 pmThe Talk Show: Episode 22 →
My two favorite technologists, MG Siegler and John Gruber, have teamed up again to discuss Star Wars, iPad mini, Microsoft Surface, and Apple’s executive restructuring. It’s a must listen.
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29 October, 2012
3:03 pm
For those who do want a side-by-side comparison chart, Rene Ritchie of iMore went ahead and updated the one Amazon made to be slightly more accurate.
I like Amazon and would like the Kindle Fire to be successful, but they can’t honestly think this is going to work.
Source: imore.com
