Comments (25) Alex Takes a call from Tom of California, a former Airline Pilot who explains some of the mysteries of the doomsday Plane, and what he things really happend on 9/11. www.infowars.com Comic story was made by Mack White CHECK OUT THE FULL Story here at Mack’s website. www.mackwhite.com Mack’s Website www.mackwhite.com ...... Read more
You could tell by watching the short clip of Steve Jobs someone posted that he was really upset, even holding back his anger at having to give away free cases to iPhone 4 owners. Apple really don’t believe there is a big problem, and Steve did well to stay calm and try to appease his critics. But what if the gloves came off? What if Steve could say exactly what he was feeling? Well, CollegeHumor has had a stab at creating an alternative iPhone 4 press conference. How close do you think they are to what he was really thinking? Coll...... Read more
by Ian Paul, PC World Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from the Today @ PC World blog at PCWorld.com. Half a billion people around the world are now using Facebook on a monthly basis. That means Facebook has a slightly smaller population than the continent of North America. The social network also has enough users to put 75 people on every one of the over 6.6 million square miles of Russia, the largest country in the world by landmass. But what other fun facts can we glean f...... Read more
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Nearly a month ago, federal lawmakers Edward Markey and Joe Barton wrote a letter to Apple CEO Steve Jobs expressing concern over and seeking clarification on recent changes to the company’s privacy policy as it relates to collection of real-time location data for users of its mobile devices. As noted by the Los Angeles Times yesterday, the congressmen have published Apple’s 13-page response (full-text PDF) submitted last week and explaining the company’s policies. In its response, Apple points out that users have the ability to turn off location services entir...... Read more
By AppleInsider Staff Published: 09:45 PM EST Numerous threads pertaining to Consumer Reports’ testing of the iPhone 4, which found reception issues, were been removed from Apple’s official online forums Monday. Nonprofit consumer advocacy group Consumer Reports said Monday morning that it could not recommend the iPhone 4 due to reception issues that are a result of the design of Apple’s latest handset. As first noted by TUAW, numerous threads about the news were started on Apple’s official online forums, but were quickly deleted by moderators. W...... Read more
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Posted on by Dan Moren, Macworld.com After a long relaxing week of vacation, your remainders host has returned, refreshed and renewed! Just in time to hear all about how a certain mayor loves his iPad, a certain tech executive doesn’t love Steve Jobs, and a certain search giant wants to do some farming…for gold. It’s all that and more in this Monday, July 12 edition of remainders. Sleek iPad is Apple of Bloomberg’s eye (NYDailyNews.com) New York mayor Michael Bloomberg is an iPad devotee, using the Apple tablet for everything from giving his speeches to reading books i...... Read more
Clayton Morris provides some details about the App Store ranking fraud reported over the weekend. As previously reported, developer Thuat Nguyen’s apps had been removed from the App Store after it became apparent that he was manipulating the App Store rankings by using compromised iTunes accounts to purchase his own apps. Morris received confirmation from Apple that approximately 400 iTunes accounts were affected and that iTunes servers were not hacked in any way. The total number of iTunes users number about 150 million according to Morris. Apple is said to be increasing ...... Read more
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