Thursday, June 28, 2007

iPhone: Jobs's Revenge. A decade after Apple was pushed out of computing's mainstream, it's taking center stage in a host of other industries—with the iPhone [BusinessWeek Online -- Technology] comment []11:58:25 AM

Q&A with Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini. Tog Tognazzini joined Apple in 1978 and worked at the company for 14 years. He explains why he thinks the iPhone will be a hit—and why Apple is so far ahead of the industry's other "giant noninnovators" [BusinessWeek Online -- Technology] comment []11:52:19 AM

Even After Apple, Designers Dig Jobs. Apple's design alumni agree: There's no easy formula for a design-driven business strategy. That takes a single-minded risk taker like, well…Steve Jobs [BusinessWeek Online -- Technology] comment []11:46:34 AM

Welcome to Planet Apple. How the high-tech maverick became a global trendsetter [BusinessWeek Online -- Technology] comment []11:32:09 AM

State of the Art: Often-Asked iPhone Questions. Just how much of a phone, an iPod and an Internet machine is this thing? [New York Times: Technology] comment []11:22:40 AM

Economic Scene: An iPod Has Global Value. Ask the (Many) Countries That Make It.. If an iPod costs $299, who gets that money? You might be surprised. [New York Times: Technology] comment []11:18:32 AM

iPhone Keyboard Video, Much More User Friendly than Previously Assumed. Apple has posted an iPhone Keyboard Video which shows off just how easy to use the virtual keyboard is. It recognizes words, and helps you by doing things such as dynamically changing the size of the button's press zones. Should see, pretty neat. [Digg / Technology] comment []12:54:46 AM

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