Here’s a fun DIY project for you: an Apple nativity scene. In this scene ( from left to right ) : Jonny Ive, Tim Cook, Phil Schiller, Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs, Walt Mossberg, David Pogue, John Gruber.
Here’s a fun DIY project for you: an Apple nativity scene. In this scene ( from left to right ) : Jonny Ive, Tim Cook, Phil Schiller, Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs, Walt Mossberg, David Pogue, John Gruber. All you need to do is download this .pdf, print it , get a pair of scissors and some glue, and knock yourself out.
See a video of this DIY project after the jump…
Im sure that everybody was wondering why Apple upgraded the iPod Nano with a camera instead of the iTouch. Steve Jobs, was interviewed yesterday after the Apple event by David Pogue who is a technology columnist for the New York Times. David’s first question was “why a camera in the tiny Nano and not in the iTouch?”
Im sure that everybody was wondering why Apple upgraded the iPod Nano with a camera instead of the iTouch. Steve Jobs, was interviewed yesterday after the Apple event by David Pogue who is a technology columnist for the New York Times. David’s first question was “why a camera in the tiny Nano and not in the iTouch?”
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Mid December last year, i presented you1984 Prediction of iPhone’s Touchscreen Interface a brilliant speech of Nicholas Negroponte from TED ( you really should check it out ).In a comment on that particular post i said that TED talks is one of the reasons im glad im able to surf the internet. And it’s is true. There are some amzing, phenomenal ( pick adjective ) speeches there. If you didnt check it out already, you waste bandwith. Tonight , browsing TED.com , i found a speech of David Pogue from December last year, but posted this month.
David Pogue is a technology writer, journalist and commentator. He is a personal technology columnist for the New York Times, an Emmy-winning tech correspondent for CBS News Sunday Morning, and weekly tech correspondent for CNBC.On top of all that, on every speach he made me laugh to tears. In this talk rounds up some handy cell phone tools and services that can boost your productivity and lower your bills (and your blood pressure).
If you live in US , to watch this video is a MUST and if you dont , to watch this video will be a pleasure. Just click the button, pop the video in full screen ,enjoy David’s talk, and learn some new stuff. ( dont worry, iPhone included in the speech )
