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Fake Steve Jobs has posted a fantastic mosaic of Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, a mosaic compiled of some 80 different photos of PCs in the grip of the Blue Screen of Death (a Windows hard crash). We thought it awesome enough to show it to you.
Apple has long been one of the staunchest defenders of intellectual property. Psystar would have done well to brush up on its Steve Jobs history
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Dual-class share structures are good for enriching and entrenching management but bad for public shareholders.
In 1976 the foundation was laid for many endeavors that would, in time, become iconic. The Apple Computer Company was formed by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
Emblaze has warned Apple that a new app for the iPhone and iPod touch infringes on Emblaze's US patent related to media streaming technology. Although the company did not provide the name of the app in question, Apple on Tuesday approved an app, Knocking, that is the first to allow live video streaming, on the 3G network, directly from one device to another....
Yesterday I spoke with an app developer that had a tasty back story to tell, as a means to draw attention to the launch of its video streaming app today. And evidently, Apple doesn't mind it telling the story, either....
As soon as news spread that the iPhone 3GS would support video recording, anticipation started to build for the day when users could stream video live from their phones without having to jailbreak them. Unfortunately, Apple has refused to permit streaming video, which means apps like Qik are view-only for live video, and users must first record and then publish time-delayed video to the Web ...
In fact, failure is more than O.K. It's required.
Spotted this on Fake Steve Jobs as I was headed out of the office. Had to post for all to enjoy. It's a portrait of Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, but it's a mosaic of a bunch of computers showing the infamous "blue screen of death."
Those who argue that AT&T, Verizon and, yes, Comcast, should have control over the Internet will have an even larger barrier to surmount as the economic might of the new media giant becomes apparent.
Apple has approved Knocking Live Video, the first App Store title to enable live video streaming directly from an iPhone using the 3G network. The utility supports device-to-device connectivity between handsets, rather than uploading videos to web-based portals such as YouTube. Users can set up an account before requesting and "Knocking" friends. The video feed is then transmitted to the ...
Dan Lyons, perhaps better known to residents of Cringeville as the evil genius behind the Secret Diary of Steve Jobs blog, has a curious piece in the current issue of Newsweek talking about the rivalry between Google and Microsoft.
Swavv Apps has certainly made its point by submitting the iDroid for iPhone application. It’s a brand placement app that doesn’t do anything concrete except displaying a glowing red Droid eye that can be tapped to reveal a list of Droid features that the iPhone doesn’t do. Some of the highlights include multitasking third-party apps [...]
The next version iDVD will include tools for iTunes LP creation, a source claims. The feature would allegedly be part of a massive overhaul of the software, which has received comparatively little attention next to other iLife programs such as iMovie, iPhoto and GarageBand. An iDVD update would likely arrive alongside the 2010 edition of iLife....