“…especially those that came in at $42.”
Hilarious.
“…especially those that came in at $42.”
Hilarious.
When the company he flew for (whilst still a frontman for Iron Maiden, mind you) commercially closed down last year, he started offering a limited number of flying lessons in a $10,000,000 Boeing 757 flight simulator. Needless to say, I was one of the first to know.
How awesome is that!
I like that it has multiple positions — that would come in handy.
Apple has posted two new iPhone 4s/Siri ads, these ones starring the actor John Malkovich.
Malkovich is an interesting choice, given that most people find him (wonderfully) creepy.
Facebook is getting ready for the release of Facebook Camera, a new photo sharing app for Facebook users, coming Thursday.
How to take screenshots on the Kindle Fire. You’re joking right?
Ever met someone who uses UX and UI interchangeably? Ed Lea created this photographic infographic to visually define the differences between user experience and user interface design and how they relate to a product.
An app from Many Tricks to hide desktop clutter.
Paul Kafasis:
Today, we’ve been informed that Apple has removed Airfoil Speakers Touch from the iOS App Store.1 We first heard from Apple about this decision two days ago, and we’ve been discussing the pending removal with them since then. However, we still do not yet have a clear answer on why Apple has chosen to remove Airfoil Speakers Touch. Needless to say, we’re quite disappointed with their decision, and we’re working hard to once again make the application available for you, our users.
There has to be a better way to handle this and deal with your developers.
My newest column on Techpinions:
The next time you see a forecast of Apple losing its dominance in a market, ask yourself what the competitors are doing to differentiate themselves from Apple. That answer is all you need to know.
Fortune has a detailed look at Tim Cook as CEO of Apple.
Jonathan Ive on Apple’s designs:
“There is beauty when something works and it works intuitively.”
Peter is the guest on this week’s The Bro Show with iMyke and Terry Lucy.
The Flashed Face Distortion Effect will change the way you view celebrity images forever.
HP plans to cut up to 27,000 workers through early retirement and other means as part of a restructuring.
Nearly every modern phone has a camera attached to it and subsequently more and more people are taking photos in public places than ever before. The shot might be as simple as snapping a picture of a parade or as tricky as recording video of a riot. Regardless of the reasons, the rules for photographing in public places are the same.For the most part, your right to take photographs and video in public places in the United States is protected under the First Amendment under free speech. This includes snapping pictures of your favorite monument when you’re on vacation or taking part in a little citizen journalism. It’s not as cut and dried as you may think and it’s good to know your rights and the caveats that come with them.
Good article and subsequent discussion in the comment section about your rights to photograph.
I don’t know what else to say. […]
Jim and Dan talk discuss the the larger iPhone screen rumor, insight on how Apple works, some great Mac apps, Comic Sans, Dell’s decline, Chrome overtaking IE, Ron Johnson’s performance at JC Penny and how to play lead guitar.Sponsored by Warby Parker, Squarespace, and Shopify.
Harry Marks has great advice for anyone looking to buy a gadget.
Oracle lost its patent infringement case against Google today; a ten-person jury found that Google didn’t infringe two key Java patents.
That John Gruber is a smart guy.
The LogYourRun iPhone app was launched in the summer of 2009. It is coming up on 3 years now and I thought it might be interesting to do a short historic review of the evolution of the app to show some of the design and UI changes that the app has undergone during it’s life time. It has truly been an evolutionary process and I don’t think people with the current app would recognize the original incarnation of the app nor would they probably be too happy with the original version
Amazing changes in a relatively short time.
Seagate is set to acquire storage peripheral maker LaCie in a stock acquisition and cash buyout valued at $186 million.
Facebook’s IPO, already off to a rocky start, has been marred further by a lawsuit that claims that Facebook and its underwriters failed to disclose lower earning estimates.
Blizzard says that 3.5 million gamers bought Diablo III the first day it was available.
This will be a huge hit.
Jonathan Ive on his favorite Apple design:
“It’s a really tough one. A lot does seem to come back to the fact that what we’re working on now feels like the most important and the best work we’ve done, and so it would be what we’re working on right now, which of course I can’t tell you about.”
Good to hear.
Reverse Engineering Rock and Roll: Capo is a revolutionary tool that helps you learn the music in your iTunes library. Available for your Mac, iPhone, iPod, and iPad.
Download the free trial for the Mac, and check out the new mastering-quality slowing engine that retains the detail in your music all the way down to quarter-speed!
Sam Gustin for Time:
Facebook’s Wall Street investment banks warned top clients of new doubts about the social network’s financial prospects just days before the company’s IPO, according to a series of reports that emerged Tuesday. After receiving briefings from Facebook executives, analysts at the banks lowered their financial forecasts for big institutional clients, some of whom scaled back plans to buy Facebook stock, even as the banks raised the IPO price and number of shares amid a frenzy of hype.
Very nice.