Dec 30
  • Your ego feels like it has a bit more room to move around.
  • The Gap in Cupertino has a sale to get rid of the overstock on turtlenecks.
  • The Apple guy is wearing a black arm band in the commercials.
  • Bill Gates commits suicide (he always rips off original ideas from Apple).
  • Apple’s stock price doesn’t have any digits to the left of the decimal point.
  • His iPhone is forwarded to John Lasseter.
  • A sudden run on floral bouquets in the shape of an apple.
  • At the end of Strawberry Fields you can hear John Lennon say “I buried Jobs”.
  • MacWorld keynote given by Noah Wylie.
  • All next-generation Apple products are square and beige.
  • All iPods only play “Nothing Compares 2 U” by Sinead O’Connor.
    Dec 23

    A good read i found today from Apple watch in eWeek

    There is another shortcoming that hampers iPhone 3G as a phone: Battery life. Standby life is great. In my testing, the battery lasts for days if the phone isn’t used. But 3G calling drains the battery surprisingly fast. Worse: Mixing telephony and data or other features. Apple’s mobile delivers great GPS coordinated with Google Maps. But it’s a battery-life sucking app. Battery life wouldn’t an issue if the battery could be swapped like the T-Mobile G1. I know people that recharge iPhone 3G two or three times a day or keep in it car-docked whenever they drive. A trickle of charge comes here, there and everywhere.

    Other shortcomings come where Apple strangely chose to digress from standard features found on most other mobiles. SMS/MMS sending is makeshift. Apple expects people to send pictures via e-mail. Video is lacking, too. Have you talked to teens lately? These are commonly used capabilities.

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    Dec 20

    Google suggests PC while searched for search term with keyword Mac . Proof below

    Dec 19
     
    Dock Item Bump

    Mac Dock Item Jump

    Mac’s Dock notification behavior is sometimes very irritating. Dock makes the dock items which are requesting my attention  oscillate.  When i am busy in some work and i accidentally click a dock item and if the Dock item has something which it thinks requires my attention , then it just starts Jumping and never stops untill i click on it and give attention. I dont understand why it Jumps forever. Wasn’t there anything Mac developers could think and put some new kind of notification behavior. I mean let the Dock item jump for some time and if it doesn’t get any attention from user just make it stop.

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    Dec 18

     Sales of Apple desktop computers fell 38 percent in November, according to retail research firm NPD.The figure compares to a 15 percent drop in U.S. sales of Windows desktop PCs and a 20 percent domestic cut for overall desktop sales during the past month.

    Mac U.S. sales were flat in November, falling 1 percent as PC sales grew 2 percent, according to NPD. The numbers appear to reflect a consumer spending tightening and Apple’s reluctance to shift from premium prices.

    While PC makers, such as HP and Dell, cut holiday prices by up to 50 percent, Apple introduced 5 percent to 10 percent discounts since December of 2007, Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster told the Wall Street Journal Tuesday.

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