I wish I could say there was some sort of fair play left in Google, since sharing the same board with Jobs. Of course, empty heads will laugh and say “There’s no fair play in business”, but those are just empty heads. Business always had rules and the most
Just a quick exercise: Let’s presume what you see below is real. 1. First thing – on 8th of June Apple recalls the (entire?) European batch of iPhone 4 – stored somewhere in Italy (see origin departure point – Bassano Del Grappa). This is the trail one iPhone 4 has left in
Just a quick exercise: Let’s presume what you see below is real. 1. First thing – on 8th of June Apple recalls the (entire?) European batch of iPhone 4 – stored somewhere in Italy (see origin departure point – Bassano Del Grappa). This is the trail one iPhone 4 has left in
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What do you know, iPhour antenna issue “may” be caused by phone physics, says Anandtech and IntoMobile. And UtestMe. Anandtech (on 6/30/2010 4:06:00 AM): “The fact of the matter is that cupping the bottom left corner and making skin contact between the two antennas does result
I was trying to explain how aesthetics and functionality cannot be put together in the same category by saying one is more important than the other. Let’s put it simpler: Saying that for Jobs aesthetics is more important than functionality is like saying a crocodile is much longer than
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“I want it to be as beautiful as possible (…) even though nobody’s going to see it.” – Steve Jobs fighting George Crow in 1981 for Mac’s motherboard architecture vs. aesthetics (via Gizmodo). I wish I could comment on that; but I can hardly find better words to contain today’
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An exquisite iPhone 4 review , called “4”, by John Gruber. Here are some excerpts: The buttons (just imagine what Apple managed to bring to market if the touch and feel of a single button gets that much of attention): “The iPhone 4’s buttons are improved all around. The Home
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A. J. Patrick Liszkiewicz was writing (via Daring Fireball) about Farmville: 1. “Farmville is not a good game. While (…) games offer a break from responsibility and routine, Farmville is defined by responsibility and routine.” 2. “(…) if Farmville is laborious to play and aesthetically boring, why are so many people playing
I’m using my iPad only when my wife and daughter are both sound asleep, all my friends, my wife’s friends, my little daughter’s friends and (!) our common friends are gone. Not because I keep the device hidden, but because I don’t. So, there are some 3-6
This youtube and this vimeo are proofs for whoever doubted iOS should and will be a creativity tool. (via Gizmodo)
A. J. Patrick Liszkiewicz was writing (via Daring Fireball) about Farmville: 1. “Farmville is not a good game. While (…) games offer a break from responsibility and routine, Farmville is defined by responsibility and routine.” 2. “(…) if Farmville is laborious to play and aesthetically boring, why are so many people playing
I’m using my iPad only when my wife and daughter are both sound asleep, all my friends, my wife’s friends, my little daughter’s friends and (!) our common friends are gone. Not because I keep the device hidden, but because I don’t. So, there are some 3-6