iPhone has just been announced, ‘totally committed’ to AppleTV and ‘massive investments’ into OS X - Steve Jobs at D5 in 2007.
This year’s AllThingsD conference, D8, kicks off with another Steve Jobs interview on June 1st.
In the middle of the iPod explosion and before the iPhone, this is a fascinating look back to the future -Steve Jobs at D3 in 2005.
This year’s AllThingsD conference, D8, kicks off with another Steve Jobs interview on June 1st.
…just not all of their products. Which is fair enough, some people love Mac’s and ‘hate’ Apple TV.
You could also read that: ‘I respect and admire Adobe…for sticking to their guns, even if they’re wrong.’
I don’t see how moving a division that overwhelmingly services consumers into a division that services business is a good idea.
Up from just 10% in January, based on 30,000 online sources - the ‘market’ is speaking: nighty night, Flash.
Dear EMI, Here’s how it works:
There will *always* be people that will steal your stuff. Not making any money at all out of a huge back-catalog of content is just stupid.
I’ve been trying to think of a name for this addiction for a while. Great article.
While I was reading this, I was checking twitter and had another article ready to read. My name is Dan and I have a problem.
Gosh, yes. We wouldn’t want Apple to accidentally hit any of the publishers on the head with the life preserver it’s throwing them.
This week’s Macalope is absolute gold.
Good too see he knows that. If only they could convince TV and Movie studios…and newspapers….and book publishers.
I think this is what they call ‘Death by a thousand cuts’.
Short but interesting interview with ‘K.R’, founder of Bloom Energy. This technology looks really amazing, the first really ‘new’ idea for power generation in a very long time.
In one direction, I take the solar energy during the day, and I break water up into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen is stored locally in very low-pressure bladders. And at night, when the sun stops shining, you take this hydrogen, run it through the fuel cells, and produce electricity.
Not only new, but designed from the ground up to be environmentally friendly.
…in 28 days. For those playing at home, that’s 1,488 iPad’s per hour, every hour, for 28 days.
This means almost one-in-five smartphones sold worldwide are iPhones…
That is simply staggering. Scary times for Motorola US, with sales down 6.2 million units in a year they’d want to be coming up with something…and quick.
(via andytlr)
No more wondering about where Apple stand on this, good to have confirmation of what most people where thinking…right from the top.
