iPhone 2G/3G/3GS/4 Speed Comparison
The iPhone has come a long way.
You are not going to improve Hemingway by adding video snippets
RIM stock jumps as market eyes revamped BlackBerry | Reuters
Original headline?
RIM seen unveiling “iPhone killer” next week
Yep, we’re still doing those, apparently.
Google changes tempo of music approach - CNET News
But Google has more ambitious plans to strike an unprecedented cloud-music licensing deal with the four major record companies
As I’ve said, war in the skies!
Apple directors gave Mr. Jobs the restricted stock in exchange for stock options that were then worthless, but which ultimately would have been worth more than the restricted stock had Mr. Jobs held them.
Has Arianna Huffington Figured Out the Future? - Newsweek
She’s proud of HuffPo’s original journalism, and her explanation for the site’s success is that from the start it went after news with a passion and a point of view—there was no pretending to be neutral or unbiased.
Amen.
Zero To One
With Garza’s no-hitter today, there have been 5 no-hitters this season. Even crazier is that this is only one fewer than the number of one-hitters this year, apparently. And one of those was Armando Galarraga’s (should-have-been) perfect game.
So it should be 6 no-hitters to 5 one-hitters this year. Crazy.
Mad Men: What Don Draper’s Wall Street Journal Hedcut Would Look Like
Cool, even though the dot-ink portraits didn’t appear until 1979.
Reeder 2.1 Available with Retina Display Support
nikf:
Reeder, my favourite iPhone RSS reader, just got a shiny new icon and Retina display graphics.
I think my third most-used app behind Safari and Twitter.
On The Score
Like just about everyone else on the planet, I saw Inception last week when it opened. Then I saw it again two days later. I love that movie. But one of the main reasons I love it isn’t so conventional.
Sure, I love the writing, which manages to make an almost impossibly complex story (at least somewhat) understandable for mainstream appeal. And the acting is good, the action is good, the directing is good, etc. But what I really love is the score and the sound.
Facebook and Twitter is what we aspire to be. We want to be one of the three big players in the social Internet and we have a shot at it.
FourSquare co-founder Dennis Crowley
He goes on to note that:
Mobile and location are a bridge between the online and offline world.
Which is exactly what I wrote back in November.
And he talks about “check-in fatigue” — a term I think I coined back in March.
Basically, Foursquare is awesome and so am I.
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