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On Steve Jobs and Email

April 11, 2010

I loved this comment from Henry Blodget of Business Insider in the wake of the latest emails from Steve Jobs about the Apple and Adobe wars:
This habit of Steve’s of responding to emails is remarkably winning, by the way. He somehow manages to be god-like and accessible at the same time, which makes him even [...]

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Michael Arrington on How Buzz Should Have Rolled Out

February 17, 2010

Michael Arrington on the Buzz rollout plan.

Tagged as: google buzz

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The Letters Project – A New Email Client for the Mac?

January 17, 2010

Brent Simmons, creator of NetNewsWire, launched the idea yesterday that the time is ripe for someone, or more accurately some group, to develop a new, lean Cocoa-based email application for the Mac.

The working name for the project is Letters or Letters.app.

Tagged as: brent simmons, email

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Are You a Filer or a Piler?

January 10, 2010

Patrick Rhone of Minimal Mac defines a “filer” versus a “piler”.

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John Gruber on “The Tablet”

December 31, 2009

John Gruber, as always, totally delivers with what is easily the most thoughtful article I’ve read on the rumored Apple tablet. A really great read.

Tagged as: apple, tablet

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Apple’s Magic Mouse An Early Success

December 29, 2009

Apple’s Magic Mouse doubles market share in first two months.

Tagged as: apple, magic mouse

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Jeff Bezos On All Things Kindle

December 29, 2009

Newsweek recently published a great interview with Jeff Bezos in which he talks about the Kindle’s success, Amazon’s business philosophy, how Kindle fits with the rumored Apple tablet, and more. I could have easily plucked a half dozen quotes from it. You should definitely check it out.

Tagged as: amazon, ebooks, kindle

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Marco Arment on Grayscale vs. Color Ebook Screens

December 24, 2009

Marco Arment has a great post on why for the typical user of an e-book reader, improving the rendering of grayscale on e-ink screens is far more important than developing color e-ink technology.

Tagged as: ebooks

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