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Sunday, December 30, 2012
Leaks Are Just Leaks
I certainly hope that BlackBerry life is beautiful and drool-able come the 30th…
Even Die-Hard BlackBerry Fans Don't Like The New Keyboard Phone
Even Die-Hard BlackBerry Fans Don't Like The New Keyboard Phone
Ouch!! Fine Way to End the Year…
Only three comments (so far); they’re calm and interesting.
Marvell slammed with $1.2 billion patent-infringement judgment, stock plummets
Marvell slammed with $1.2 billion patent-infringement judgment, stock plummets
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Long Live AppleScript!
John Gruber, of Daring Fireball, writing on MacWorld.com:
“…To recap: Decidedly old-school-Apple/pre-NeXT technology. A programming language syntax that frustrated experts and failed to achieve its intended goal of empowering non-programmers to program. A technical mismatch with the Cocoa application framework. You need this historical context to understand how unlikely AppleScript’s long-term success was. Someone with access to a time machine could make a lot of money by going back to Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference 1998 and accepting wagers that AppleScript would be alive and well in the year 2012.”
PYBT: The unlikely persistence of AppleScript
“…To recap: Decidedly old-school-Apple/pre-NeXT technology. A programming language syntax that frustrated experts and failed to achieve its intended goal of empowering non-programmers to program. A technical mismatch with the Cocoa application framework. You need this historical context to understand how unlikely AppleScript’s long-term success was. Someone with access to a time machine could make a lot of money by going back to Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference 1998 and accepting wagers that AppleScript would be alive and well in the year 2012.”
PYBT: The unlikely persistence of AppleScript
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Thursday, February 10, 2011
HP Strikes Back
From Darren Murph, on Engadget, yesterday: HP’s 9.7-inch TouchPad: webOS 3.0 tablet with 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon, coming this summer
As usual, the comments are worth the price of admission; so far, there’s only one fanboy jab!!
I do like the concept of real, gen-u-ine multitasking, and WebOS sounds like it’s got a much better clue than iOS, but whatever-device-it-is has to be able to synch with the current herd… We shall see what HP comes up with.
Dan Frommer’s not particularly impressed: Sorry, But HP’s TouchPad Is No Threat To Apple’s iPad
As usual, the comments are worth the price of admission; so far, there’s only one fanboy jab!!
I do like the concept of real, gen-u-ine multitasking, and WebOS sounds like it’s got a much better clue than iOS, but whatever-device-it-is has to be able to synch with the current herd… We shall see what HP comes up with.
Dan Frommer’s not particularly impressed: Sorry, But HP’s TouchPad Is No Threat To Apple’s iPad
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
More Apple World Domination
From (Apple FanBoy) Dan Frommer’s post today, on Business Insider: Apple’s Special Weapon In Its iPad War Against Google
It’ll be interesting to see what the numbers look like in six months, and in a year.
It’ll be interesting to see what the numbers look like in six months, and in a year.
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