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dotfiles/.osx at master · mathiasbynens/dotfiles · GitHub
A whole list of things you can customize in OSX through the command line. Will most definitely come in handy.
apple  lion  mac  osx 
4 weeks ago by mlapida
TechCrunch
It’s sort of funny that the only major thing those in the rumor business got wrong was the name of the new iPad. It’s not the previously presumed “iPad 3″, nor is it the…
ipad  ipad3  apple  from readability
12 weeks ago by mlapida
Which new iPad should I get? – Marco.org
This article is partially responsible for my recent purchase.
ipad3  ipad  apple 
12 weeks ago by mlapida
Cookies and Privacy
A week ago, John Battelle wrote a curious response to this Wall Street Journal report about Google circumventing Safari’s (and, notably, Mobile Safari’s) default setting only to accept…
privacy  df  google  apple  from readability
february 2012 by mlapida
SuperDuper!
I need something to quickly backup and restore my HDD.
backup  to-download  mac  apple  osx  software 
february 2012 by mlapida
Low Apple TV Stock Suggests Refresh Scheduled For Next Month -- AppAdvice
I just happened to be at the Apple Store in the Galleria over the weekend, and commented on this very subject.
apple  appletv  from twitter
february 2012 by mlapida
How U.S. Lost Out on iPhone Work
People flooded Foxconn Technology with résumés at a 2010 job fair in Henan Province, China. When Barack Obama joined Silicon Valley’s top luminaries for dinner in California…
iphone  steve-jobs  apple  economics  economy  from readability
february 2012 by mlapida
Google Just Snuck Most of Chrome OS Onto the iPad
With the announcement of its new Search app, Google gave iPad users more than just a slick and well-made native search app that bests the experience on any Android tablet. It also managed to squeeze…
google  apple  ipad  apps  from readability
november 2011 by mlapida
Google Platform Rant
An insider look at what Google is doing wrong as a platform. Super interesting.
google  amazon  apple  microsoft  rant  op-ed  insider 
october 2011 by mlapida
The iPhone 4S: Faster, More Capable, And You Can Talk To It
What does the “S” stand for? When I ask Apple this, they’re vague in their response. They note that some people say it stands for “Special” or “Super”. Others say it’s for “Speed” — much like the iPhone…
reviews  mg  iphone  iphone4s  apple  from readability
october 2011 by mlapida
Thoughts and Observations Regarding This Week’s iPhone 4S Event, Written Almost Entirely Before Wednesday’s Sad News, But Which the Time Has Come to Publish Because Life Goes On
What More Could You Have Wanted in a hypothetical ‘iPhone 5’ Today?

A 4-inch screen? What sign has Apple ever given that it will ever change from the one-size-fits-all 3.5-inch screen? Every single iPhone and iPod Touch ever released has had the exact same size screen.

Now, maybe you would prefer a 4-inch screen. Or maybe a 4.5-inch screen. And maybe someone else would prefer a slightly smaller 3.25-inch…
iphone  icloud  apple  steve-jobs  from readability
october 2011 by mlapida
Why the iPhone’s screen is 3.5″ and will most likely never be bigger than 4″
Apple’s design is deliberate and iterative. This is counter to the feeling that many have about the designs of the iPhone, iPad and Mac because they feel so organic and inspired.
The designs of these products stand out as different and unique, making it seem likely that they were the creation fo f a flash of genius or spurt of design inspiration. While that may be true of some of the concepts used or details involved, the majority of what…
apple  iphone  from readability
october 2011 by mlapida
Is iTunes Match a honeypot for music pirates? A copyright lawyer weighs in
When Apple introduced iTunes Match for the iCloud platform it seemed to be the answer to a question that many of us have been asking for a very long time. We have loads of music, we have it stored in different locations with fragmented libraries. What we really want is a way to listen to our music on any device and this is what iTunes Match has…
itunes  apple  from readability
september 2011 by mlapida
Metro
I don’t think there’s any hyperbole in Microsoft’s claim that this is “Windows Reimagined”. But it’s not so much that Windows 8 is Windows reimagined, but Metro that is Windows reimagined. It’s truly a whole new concept in how a computer interface should look and work.

Metro is to Microsoft what iOS is to Apple — starting over from scratch, carrying no legacy baggage or expectations. Windows…
windows8  apple  microsoft  from readability
september 2011 by mlapida
Daring Fireball: All His Life Has He Looked Away, to the Future, to the Horizon. Never His Mind on Where He Was. What He Was Doing.
“Hello, Windows 8? This is iPad. You win.”
That’s Paul Thurrott , tweeting from Microsoft’s Build conference. I’ll file it away for future claim chowder, sure, but right now let’s think about this in the unsnarkiest terms we can manage. This tweet, to me, says a lot.
jg  apple  microsoft  tablet  windows8 
september 2011 by mlapida
Tablets are Empowering Users
There has always been a debate about widescreen laptops versus 4:3 (standard/normal/TV-non-HD) aspect ratio laptops — ever since widescreen became a “thing” in laptop users minds. The debate always came down to one or two points, but usually people would settle on the notion as follows: A vertically oriented screen that best reflects your standard A4 sized page is the best for reading and writing. Whereas a horizontally oriented screen…
ipad  ios  apple 
september 2011 by mlapida
The Towson Hack: The mystery of vanishing iTunes credit
Back on November 28, 2010, a user named stereocourier started a thread on Apple’s support forums . The poster claimed that—without his knowledge or consent—someone spent more than $50 of his iTunes…
apple  itunes  hacks  from readability
september 2011 by mlapida
With iTunes In The Cloud, Apple Under-Promises And Over-Delivers
As the summer winds down and we near the fall, we know two things are for sure about to enter existence in the world of Apple: iOS 5 and iCloud. Given that both offer third-party developers various opportunities, both are in the process of…
apple  ios  itunes  ios5  from readability
august 2011 by mlapida
One More Thing…
I sat down last night to write about Steve Jobs’ resignation as Apple CEO and something funny happened: I had…
steve-jobs  apple  from readability
august 2011 by mlapida
Resigned
Reading around the web an hour ago, trying to confirm the news that Steve Jobs had resigned as CEO, I repeatedly encountered and bridled each time at use of the adjective “shocking” to describe the announcement. But my initial resentment was unwarranted. This is not out of nowhere, it’s not even unexpected. We could all see this was coming — but it is a shock. I saw the headline and my nervous system took a jolt. The…
steve-jobs  apple  from readability
august 2011 by mlapida
HP To Apple: You Win.
As I write this, I’m sitting in a cafe. Around me, there are five people on laptops — four of them are MacBooks. Four other people are using tablets — all four are iPads. Welcome to the Post-PC…
hp  apple  tablet  osx  from readability
august 2011 by mlapida
Software Update Versus the Mac App Store — The Brooks Review
Tweet back - I've noticed that the apps are completely replaced, not a delta update. Doing this through the mac store for every osx update would be a very large amount of bandwidth.
mac  osx  apple  apps 
august 2011 by mlapida
Lion Is More Painful Than Vista? Hardly
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes wrote a link bait article one that I was going to let pass, but then I got to thinking about it and — well — I got a little more pissed. First things first: Lion has bugs. I know this and admit this — I have been using it since the first Developer Preview came out and I know first hand how annoying some of…
lion  osx  apple  op-ed  from readability
august 2011 by mlapida
Goodbye, cruel Word
A personal history of electronic writing
For the first time, I no longer have a copy of Microsoft Word installed on either of my computers. That’s some change. I wrote my first two books, and many hundreds of articles , in Word. But I’m writing my third book in an inexpensive yet wonderful piece of Mac-only software written by a single person instead of a…
op-ed  wordprocessing  apple  from readability
august 2011 by mlapida
In Apple’s Shadow, Amazon Labors
Amazon’s (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock has outperformed Apple’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) over the past year, past two years, and past five years. But, Apple is the leader, supposedly, in the…
finance  tech  apple  from readability
august 2011 by mlapida

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