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Go to Apple.com today for a tribute to Steve Jobs, one year after his death. Gives you an appreciation for what mankind is capable of when technology and liberal arts are combined.
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Go to Apple.com today for a tribute to Steve Jobs, one year after his death. Gives you an appreciation for what mankind is capable of when technology and liberal arts are combined.
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Is the time right for iClothing?
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After spending the last few weeks thinking about Steve and the impact he had on the world, I've decided to write a more detailed book about my life and Apple. This book will reveal what it was like to work at Apple during the dark days before Steve
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Steve Jobs' death hit me in a way I wasn't expecting, even though I was expecting Steve Jobs' death. I'll write much more on these pages soon, but I was inspired to quickly create this tribute video to him: Here is Steve Jobs narrating
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Apple iPad 2 commercial is elegant and simple. Just like the iPad.
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Skype Video Chat gets a great Video that shows how Apple's Marketing Strategy has influencing Skype's marketing department
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I know there has been some hoopla around the eventuality of AirPlay coming to a television set near you. But not much has been made of the fact that the iPad is already changing the face of television today. The ABC iPad app is amazing (where are Fox and NBC?
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Why is Apple marketing making the same mistakes with iPad as with Newton?
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Why is Apple marketing making the same mistakes with iPad as with Newton?
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Love it when the AP picks up a story we've been talking about here for months. How is it that anyone (especially in this economy) can stand in line to plunk down $499-$900 on a brand new iPad when they've never even seen one? Hey,
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Apple's secret to great marketing is doing fewer things, better.
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I'll have much more to say on this shortly but I need to get two things off my chest first: 1. Apple isn't trying to decide if a niche exists between smartphones and laptops. They are trying to replace netbooks (and eventually laptops) and get people