one world trade center - dropping the spire in place. wow.
Holy shit.
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one world trade center - dropping the spire in place. wow.
Holy shit.
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East Village street art ain’t so bullish on iPad vs iPad Mini
iPad-on-iPad violence. So street.
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This stresses me out.
“If you just took away the jump in Apple, we’d be down for the year.”
Marc La Vorgna, NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg’s press secretary on the the city’s surge in crime this past year.
Demand for Apple products is coming from all corners. Unfortunately, it seems.
It is great to see NY Tech startups partner with NYC.gov!
NYC Mayor: today @Airbnb is announcing a new platform for displaced NYers to find free places to stay: https://www.airbnb.com/sandy
Awesome.
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Philip Elmer-DeWitt on the “short” iPad mini lines:
But shortly before 8 a.m., when the store usually opens for a new launch, I had a headcount of 550. According to the records Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster has been keeping since 2008 (see below), that’s more customers than turned out for the iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4S.
Sure, just one data point, but a good one — especially when you consider the Hurricane Sandy situation. A lot of people in New York still don’t have power, but damnit, they will have iPad minis.