I used to think that choosing between OSes from GUI perspective is more like choosing colors, that is, a matter of preference. I mean, take a look: Mac OS X (via MondayNote) And Windows 7: So far, I was right; it really is just a matter of preferences if you
People are crying over this change Apple has done to iPad – the lock switch became a mute switch. It’s almost an “ergonomic disaster”, if you listen (http://www.cultofmac.com/dear-apple-i-want-screen-lock-back-on-the-ipad-switch-poll/71083). On the other hand, what if Jobs has thought about removing all the physical buttons from iPad
Were I an Apple hater, I’d say: “This is outrageous! She’s on Jobs’ payroll”, without realizing how stupid that might sound! http://rss.cnn.com/~r/fortunebrainstormtech/~3/XyT5Ct0u9Ys/
PatentlyApple wrote Apple was granted (already!) a patent regarding a secondary connector for landscape mode. TUAW found this a bit redundant There’s a trick one friend of mine used to say: what’s barking, has four legs and a tail but it ain’t a dog? The bitch. This
From the apparent to the essential one: Play, Sell, Educate, Change. Each one is relying on the previous.
Gruber smartly puts it: “But the big picture is that Apple has created a virtuous circle. People who buy one Apple product and like it tend to start buying more Apple products.” (http://daringfireball.net/linked/2010/11/24/changewave-macbooks ) It’s like try one & buy more! I love
Apple bars ‘all single-station radio apps’ from iPhone • The Register So, are radio stations fart apps and not newspapers…?
I’d take a guess and say that 2 or 3 percents in these tables could make a huge difference. Imagine what their answers would be if you put iPhone users switch to Android and vice-versa, then ask them what they feel. Only then should you do a delta. (via
We knew about this partnership for some time, but I can’t help it: how on earth could they have chosen worse?! < Nokia is partnering with Yahoo! to power and improve your Ovi Chat experience in the coming months.To continue using Ovi Chat and take advantage of future
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Ipad won the first place in technology, which was kinda obvious. But you’ll never guess who came the second? An iPad exclusive app!! Flipboard! I don’t wanna be mean, so I’m not… wait: that’s the fifth place! Hmmm…
The Economist. This is not the thing I’d like to read from: ugly and boring