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Posted in Advertising, Cool Sites, Fun, Life, Technology on Jan 24th, 2008
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Peter Miser writes:
The long story is this, I got an iPhone about two weeks after they came out. I’m [...]
Posted in Camera & Eye, Film, Life, Technology on Jan 9th, 2008
These digital times are exciting times, but also weird times. On the one hand cinemas are better equipped than ever, people are queuing to get a wall sized (anyone having read 1984?) flat screens (Sony has just announced an OLED screen with a contrast ratio of 1.000.000:1 [sic!]) with surround sound. And on the other [...]
Posted in Life on Jan 8th, 2008
Does success have to lead to corruption?
Both Google and Apple, which I hold in high esteem, have recently moved in the wrong direction. Google is forcing bloggers to stop using non-Google advertisers, and Apple seems to collect information about iPhone and iPod Touch users.
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Posted in Fun, Technology on Nov 16th, 2007
The logical evolution of the iPhone will be a small form factor iPhone shuffle. Someone leaked the instruction video on youTube:
Update
The ad has been leaked as well now:
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Posted in Fun, Technology on Oct 11th, 2007
I have previously written about Microsofts’s attempt at making a mobile phone (here and here), but now the first two spec ads have been leaked:
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Posted in Life, Technology on Oct 2nd, 2007
Before the launch of the iPod, there were many critical voices. They soon went silent.Then when Apple announced the iPhone, new critical voices came. And went. For a while Apple was about the coolest company on the planet.
They locked their phones to an inferior service and charged a premium for it. But people were happy [...]