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A Test From iPhone

October 26, 2008

So I have had an iPhone for almost a month now and I have thoroughly enjoyed it. There are some things I have a beef with and I found a website that helps collect and lobby Apple for fixes.
Today I am writing this post from my iPhone with a wordpress application. This is interesting to [...]

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iPhone 3G, Will it Blend?

June 12, 2008

There is no denying that the announcement this week at Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference, or WWDC, about the new iPhone 3G lived up to most everyones expectations. It has a great set of new features, including my want of built-in GPS, and now has the architecture open for developers to start creating some great [...]

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Barack the Brand: Are We ‘Citizens’ or ‘Consumers’?

February 28, 2008

I have been meaning to post about the brand of Barack Obama for a while. Then yesterday my dad emails me a link to a post by Andrew Romano about this very topic with the bonus bit of having interviewed Michael Beirut who is a partner at Pentagram. It’s certainly worth a read for his [...]

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The Condensed Stevenote

January 16, 2008

Every January Steve Jobs steps to the stage and presents the “Stevenote.” The beginning of any major Mac/Apple show. These can be long affairs taking upwards of 90 minutes to cover essentially a handful of topics and information.
A great distillation of yesterday’s MacWorld Expo keynote has been created at Maholo from the Daily column with [...]

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Innovation how it’s really done

January 9, 2007

“It’s not too shabby, is it?” – Jonathan Ive
Well today Apple, Inc. (as it is now known) has again rolled out a new product that is truly representative of the term “innovation.”

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2006.

December 31, 2006

Some people like to produce long-winded reviews of the past 364 days of the year—I do not. However, I will offer up some things I am interested in pursuing in the new year. These are not resolutions, rather they are what I will call pursuits.

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