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December 2010

  1. Prevent Deactivation of Find My iPhone
  2. Webkit Mac Antialiasing
  3. Back to the Future (Our Future)
  4. TBR to the Future
  5. Quote of the Day: Brett Kelly
  6. Hotel Washes Every Coin They Get As Courtesy For Guests
  7. Confusion Happens When Print Tries to Imitate Web
  8. Daddy Days and Remote Work in the Netherlands
  9. Macworld Reviews Postbox 2
  10. Skype Video Calling for iOS over Wi-Fi and 3G Now Available
  11. 44GB is all Ian Hines Needs
  12. QuickCursor
  13. Marco Arment’s Top 10 Tech Failures of 2010
  14. RIM struggling
  15. F is for Failure
  16. iPhone’s Group Messaging in iOS 4
  17. Instafixed
  18. InstaFavor [UPDATED]
  19. Cultured Code’s Biggest Problem Isn’t OTA Sync
  20. CNN Posts Link Bait — Loses My Respect
  21. Apple, App Makers Sued Over User Tracking
  22. Ulysses Holiday Sale
  23. 300 Million Dollars
  24. The Best Source for Mac/iPad/iPhone/Windows Backgrounds
  25. PDFs and Notational Velocity
  26. A Thinner iPad Does Not Make a Better iPad
  27. The worsening journalistic disgrace at Wired
  28. Facebook and The Washington Post
  29. Your Smartphone’s Battery Gauge is Lying to You (and it’s not such a bad thing)
  30. “2011: The Year Android Explodes! Killing Innocent Women, Children, And iPhone Users”
  31. TSA status
  32. The Mighty Eagle Soars
  33. Quote of the Day: Seth Godin
  34. “The Special Relationship”
  35. 20% Off Keyboard Maestro
  36. Banks and WikiLeaks
  37. MacBook Air Is Om’s Gadget Of The Year
  38. Coding Robots
  39. An iPhone Lover’s Take On Windows Phone
  40. Support versus Workarounds
  41. Coffee Shop Integrity on the Internet
  42. Product Selection
  43. How NOT to Treat Customers
  44. Quote of the Day: Kevin Smith
  45. Giving the Gift of iOS
  46. Quick Notes on the Squarespace iPad App
  47. The Problem With Home
  48. Hidden theft tracking software for your Mac
  49. Quote of the Day: Marco Arment
  50. RIP Things
  51. Is Google In A Dream World?
  52. Quote of the Day: Steve Wozniak
  53. Still No OTA Sync for Things.app
  54. Zeldman on Style vs Design
  55. FCC Passes Compromise Net Neutrality Rules
  56. Why I Don’t Use Flipboard, but My Dad Does
  57. In Response to “Cash Cow Disease”
  58. Quote of the Day: Ron Burk
  59. Drive Me Crazy
  60. Mike Lee on Games
  61. Two Months and 47.5 Hours of Downtime
  62. Mac OS X Dock Positions
  63. NoteTask by Coding Robots
  64. All Internet porn “To be blocked” in the UK
  65. Nvalt
  66. Last Chance to Enter the First Ever TBR Give Away
  67. BMW Burns Logo onto Cinema-Goers’ Eyes
  68. MarkdownNote
  69. TSA has a 70% Failure Rate
  70. Schneier on Google, Facebook and the Future
  71. Cameron Moll Doesn’t Think a MacBook Air Can be a Primary Computer
  72. Top 5 OmniFocus Applescripts
  73. Review: The Glif
  74. First Ever TBR Give Away
  75. Dropbox hits 1.0
  76. OmniFocus Now Supports Sending Emails to OmniFocus
  77. An Open Letter to Carol Bartz, CEO Yahoo Inc.
  78. 5 Safari Extensions to Beautify Your Internets
  79. 2001: A Microsoft Failure
  80. Apple’s Mac App Store to Open on January 6
  81. Sean Sperte on Friends
  82. iOS and My Calculator Solution
  83. Improving Search and Maybe Auto-Correct
  84. If Your Mac is Waking Up In Your Bag
  85. Mini Review: Keyboard Maestro
  86. A Great Hazel Rule from Shawn Blanc
  87. Chris Rawson’s Response to Joshua Kors
  88. Why IE 9’s Anti-Tracking Feature is Bogus
  89. John C. Dvorak: No One Under 30 Wants an iPad
  90. Review: CNN’s iPad App
  91. Joshua Kors: Idiot of the Decade?
  92. My Interview on Intrvws
  93. Patrick Rhone on the MacBook Air
  94. James Kendrick calls 2010 the Year of the Tablet
  95. Top Twitter Trends in 2010
  96. Mg Siegler’s Take on the Cr-48
  97. Random Thought: The Eventual Demise of Power Buttons
  98. Save Yourself Some Typing When Visiting TBR
  99. Andy Ihnatko’s Google Chrome Cr-48 notebook first look
  100. Pornoscanners Actually Don’t Work
  101. On Caps Lock
  102. ”A new WikiLeaks” revolts against Assange
  103. Notational Velocity Alt
  104. A Windows Phone 7 Review by Brad Kellett
  105. MacSparky Interview
  106. Military Bans Disks, Threatens Courts-Martial to Stop New Leaks
  107. Some Great Little Mac Apps
  108. No Crappy Apps
  109. “The Wikileaks scandal is more than just a diplomatic scuffle; it’s a war for the future of the Internet”
  110. P.R. in a Digital World
  111. Adam Lisagor on Why AirPlay is Important
  112. The Publishing Industry: Just Waiting to be Rescued
  113. The website of the world’s first-ever web server
  114. Google Executive on Why Google Is Not “Healthy”
  115. The Woz
  116. Apple iOS the New Mobile Gaming Platform?
  117. Quality photos of Motorola’s upcoming Honeycomb tablet
  118. Quote of the Day: Scott Berkun
  119. Ian Hines Helps You Move From Tumblr to WordPress
  120. A Winter Wallpaper
  121. “You’re either with us, or you’re with WikiLeaks”
  122. Air-Powered Star Trek Door [Video]
  123. Google Chrome OS gets detailed
  124. Cameron Moll on Tumblrs Downtime
  125. Motorola Android Tablet
  126. One Month in Here Is How I Feel About the MacBook Air
  127. Tumblr’s Explanation of Downtime
  128. Making Something Ugly into Something Pretty
  129. Appointment Reminder: A New Way to Annoy Your Clients
  130. Reuters Best Photos of 2010
  131. 60 Apps a Year, Only Six Paid on Average
  132. TSA: Still Jackasses
  133. Tumblr DOWN For 13 Hours And Counting
  134. Things Android has that iOS Needs
  135. 23 Devices My iPhone Has Replaced
  136. Paul Graham on Tablets
  137. Gruber on the Future of Mac OS X
  138. “Shawn Blanc’s 2010 Professional Gift Guide for That Nerdy, Design-Savvy, Coffee-Loving Writer in Your Life”
  139. Reeder and the Keyboard
  140. How our “security” obsession costs us
  141. Aperture 3 vs Lightroom 3 on Mac Pro
  142. Samsung Galaxy Tab Sales Pass 1 Million
  143. “Virgin’s new magazine app is crap”
  144. Why Amazon Removed WikiLeaks
  145. An Argument for a More Selective App Store
  146. Chuck Norris to become honorary Texas Ranger
  147. “Close the Washington Monument”
  148. ‘The Evolution of the Hyperlink’
  149. Agendas App for iPad
  150. Mac Must Have: Hazel
  151. “International Albino of Mystery”
  152. Aperture 3 vs. Lightroom 3
  153. Seattle Police to Use Twitter in Stolen Car Recovery
  154. Wikileaks kicked out of Amazon’s cloud
  155. Engadget’s Dell Inspiron Duo Review
  156. Paul Thurrott on iPad
  157. My Grandparents Love Niche Devices According to PC World
  158. ‘The Star Trek Computer Is Stupid’
  159. Ian Hines Defends Belt Clips
  160. Mac Twitter App Round Up
  161. Reeder for Mac Preview Available for Download

November 2010

  1. Explaining the Comcast v. Level 3 Situation
  2. Quiting Instagram
  3. WordPress TextMate Bundle
  4. The Human Factor vs. The Machines [TSA Thoughts]
  5. Random Tweets That Amuse
  6. ‘A Waste of Money and Time’
  7. Quote of the Day: William Gibson on Twitter
  8. Optional Attendees = Genius
  9. ‘Mac of the future: the OS’
  10. What Does Steve Jobs Think of Email?
  11. WordPress Plugin: Headline Split Tester
  12. ‘The Only OS X Shortcut You Need to Remember’
  13. Angry Birds Plush Toys For Sale
  14. TBR Sponsorship
  15. The Glif
  16. Rovio’s Awesome Android Success
  17. More on the health risks of backscatter machines
  18. Samsung Galaxy Tab Properly Reviewed
  19. Windows 7 tablets
  20. TSA Thinks it is not accountable to the public
  21. Wired, really?
  22. ‘Reasons to work’
  23. Thanksgiving
  24. TSA and Constitutional Rights
  25. Meet Autobot
  26. Thoughts on Diaspora
  27. TBR Goodies for Your iPhone
  28. Adam Savage: TSA saw my junk, missed 12″ razor blades
  29. Beatles albums sales top 450,000 on iTunes
  30. T.J. Maxx Mystery Solved: A Marketing Strategy
  31. Gruber on the Limits of AirPlay
  32. Bear Any Burden … (Don’t Touch My Junk Edition)
  33. LOL: TSA You Are Funny
  34. Welcome Back Old Friend
  35. ‘More Than Half Of You Will Be Checking Your Email Over The Holidays’
  36. Reason and Logic Missing from TSA
  37. A Personal Demo from Steve Jobs to a 9 year-old
  38. AirPrint-compatible printers
  39. Ars reviews the Maylong M-150
  40. How Mobile Phones Jump-Start Developing Economies
  41. Holy Crap
  42. Gruber on TSA
  43. MobileMe Gallery joins Find My iPhone as a free service
  44. Hearing Loss in the Military
  45. What to Expect: iOS 4.2 on the iPad
  46. Today: iOS 4.2 Software Update
  47. Is Google Dying a Slow Death?
  48. Andy Ihnatko’s Buying advice, from one to a billion dollars
  49. ‘Growing Up Digital, Wired for Distraction’
  50. Obama calls airport pat-downs frustrating but necessary
  51. Dell Customer Service Saga
  52. My New Home Office
  53. Additional Thoughts on My Microsoft Store Visit
  54. Samsung Galaxy Tab
  55. Impressions from the Bellevue Microsoft Store
  56. Free Wi-Fi on Alaska Airlines
  57. TSA Touched ‘My Vagina Through My Pants’ & More Daily Doses of TSA Outrage
  58. SSD: External Storage
  59. Flight Control HD for Mac
  60. An Important Update
  61. Get an iPad for $399
  62. To Minimalist Computer Geeks (Like Me)
  63. Emergency broadcast warnings to be sent to cellphones
  64. How to Ask a Nerd for Help (and Get It) Without Looking like a Huge Jerk
  65. Opting Out of TSA for Airport Security Still Requires Full Body Scanners
  66. Defenseless
  67. Atleast One Politician is Mad About Porno-Scanners
  68. Hi, My Name is iTunes and I am a Hoarder
  69. Backing Up Facebook
  70. U.K. Government to Snub BBC, Google Over Web Access
  71. Google, Facebook Don’t Innovate
  72. One More Thing – TSA Porno-Scanners
  73. Today in TSA
  74. iOS Twitter App Push Notifications
  75. Macworld’s Outlook FAQ
  76. Quote of the Day: Standards & Quality
  77. ‘Jet Lag May Cause Stupidity’
  78. Windows Oddities
  79. TSA boss: Our pat-downs turn up “artfully concealed objects”
  80. Faceboooo
  81. Fly With Dignity
  82. ‘Baby Needs a New Pair of Processors’
  83. Only In Seattle
  84. BlackBerry PlayBook and iPad Go Head-to-Head in a Browsing Showdown
  85. One Hundred Leaked Body Scans
  86. Video of TSA Screener Accosting 3 Year Old Child at Security Checkpoint
  87. Yellow Pages Sues Seattle For Letting Residents Opt-Out Of Getting Phone Books
  88. Intrvws
  89. Random Thoughts, Musings & Miscellany on Being a Mac User
  90. Steve Jobs at Home (Photos by Diana Walker)
  91. Yet Another Crap Galaxy Tab Review
  92. Facebook’s Irrelevant Middle Finger to Google and Yahoo!
  93. The ‘Israelification’ of airports: High security, little bother – thestar.com
  94. Protests Mount Over Safety And Privacy Of Airport Scanners
  95. Tomorrow Steve Jobs Justifies My MacBook Air as a Primary Machine Argument
  96. Justin Blanton on the Amazon Kindle 3
  97. Holiday Buyers Guide (Send Your Spouse/S.O. Here)
  98. TSA encounter at SAN (More Porno-Scanner Absurdity)
  99. The Future of Writing on Tablets
  100. 1Password for Windows Getting Close
  101. National Opt-Out Day
  102. Tricorder TR-580 for iPhone
  103. Why I Don’t Have A Commenting System (Other Than Email)
  104. Build and Analyze a New Podcast
  105. We Won’t Fly .com
  106. Pretend Your Mac is an iPad for Flash-less Browsing
  107. More Writing Tools [Reader Suggested]
  108. A Project for the Weekend
  109. AirPrint Hacktivator
  110. Looking at Different Writing Tools for Macs
  111. This Makes Me Ask: Why Do You Even Have Facebook?
  112. Four Worthless Samsung Galaxy Tab Reviews and One Useful
  113. Hidden – Making Simplenote Private
  114. Instapaper 2.3 for iPhone and iPad now available
  115. Smartening Up iPad News Apps
  116. 10.6.5 and AirPrint Saga Continues [UPDATED]
  117. AirPrint Sharing a No Go in 10.6.5
  118. Aaron Mahnke Calls Us All Out
  119. A World of Tweets
  120. Three reasons to use Calvetica
  121. The Life of a Telecommuter
  122. Tinkering With the Finder’s Column View
  123. The Effect Printing Has on iOS
  124. AirPrint Lives On [Updated]
  125. RIM’s PlayBook Pricing
  126. An OmniFocus Theme
  127. AirPrint Dead? Maybe.
  128. Facebook, Google and Data Portability
  129. 15 Ways to Winterize Your Home
  130. Dave Caolo on Mac OS 10.7 Lion
  131. Quick Thoughts on ‘Computing Environments’ & Fiddling
  132. 15 Secrets of Transmit 4
  133. The 37signals Suite
  134. Boy Genius Reports Samsung Galaxy Tab impressions
  135. iWork ’11 to Be Mac App Store Only?
  136. Redux – Mobile Working Thoughts
  137. Andrew Hyde: Two Months with iPad as My Computer
  138. Facebook Distaste
  139. Julio Ojeda-Zapata’s iPad Life
  140. Recommended Safari Extensions
  141. Someone Was Kind Enough to Interview Me
  142. A Lions Prey (See Ya Finder)
  143. Marco Arment On Other Tablets’ App Stores
  144. Going Flash-Free on Mac OS X
  145. Say Goodbye to Xserves
  146. iPhoto 9.1 Now 100% More Calendars
  147. Ping! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing! …Sing it again…
  148. MacStories Interviews: Ben Brooks
  149. Quick Review: Booq Taipan Slim
  150. Apple Allegedly Confirms MacBook Air Bugs
  151. ‘Use Safari Reader to Send Multi-Page Articles to Instapaper’
  152. Why this iPhone 3G Lawsuit is Bogus
  153. Lawsuit: Apple Hampered iPhone 3Gs
  154. Technology in Education
  155. Lucky 13: A MacBook Air Review
  156. ‘AppleCare Protection Plans Now Transferable to New Products’
  157. ‘The Russians Used a Pencil’
  158. Quick Look: Notational Velocity Forked
  159. Using LaunchBar 5 on your Mac
  160. MUJI Apps for iPad
  161. iPad Life Update
  162. TechRadar’s Samsung Galaxy Tab Review
  163. Neven Mrgan: Notes on setting up a new Mac
  164. Because They Are Microsoft
  165. ‘Meet the Resistance’
  166. Nothing About This is ‘Easy’
  167. Get the Best Capital One Loan Using Chrome
  168. Put This On: Where Do I Put My Cell Phone?
  169. Shawn Blanc’s iPad Life

October 2010

  1. Owen Cain – A Feel Good Story
  2. Does Things.app Have Over-the-Air Sync?
  3. Some Sites Should Never Go Down
  4. Good Deal on an SSD
  5. Mint Data
  6. Marco: ‘The Mac App Store isn’t for today’s Mac developers’
  7. David Pogue: “Office for Mac Isn’t an Improvement”
  8. The Value of ‘Pro’ v. ‘Lite’
  9. The 13″ MacBook Air Scares TSA – The 11″ Not So Much
  10. While You Wait: An Epic MacBook Air Review
  11. Trials, Demoes & App Stores
  12. Macworld Looks at Hybrid Drives
  13. Upgrade Your MacBook Air DIY
  14. Calendars Coming to iPhoto ’11
  15. Bare Feats Tests the 2010 MacBook Air
  16. The 11 (inch MacBook Air that is)
  17. White iPhone to Be Called Duke Nukem Forever Version
  18. Mac Security Alert: Boonana Trojan Horse
  19. Aaron Mahnke Wants a Better PayPal
  20. The Nook Color – Smaller than an iPad, Does Less, All With Less Battery Life
  21. RIM Has Made a Non-Carboard PlayBook
  22. RE: Where Gruber Thinks the MacBook Air Fits In
  23. MG Siegler Makes My Wait Unbearable
  24. Lightening Review: iPhoto ‘11
  25. How Long Does a Flash Drive Last?
  26. Lessons in Being an Ass
  27. Secret Button Sequence Bypasses iPhone Security
  28. Macworld Puts the New MacBook Airs Through Their Paces
  29. Think the 11″ Air is Slow? Think Again
  30. Some MacBook Air Benchmarks For You
  31. Chris Bowler’s iPad Life
  32. Shawn Blanc’s Take on OmniFocus
  33. The Forgotten Souls of 1 Infinite Loop
  34. Might The Mac App Store Lead To A New Class Of Micro-Apps?
  35. “So it’s not an ability thing, just a speed thing?”
  36. Additional, Additional Thoughts: Do I Become an Air Instead of a Pro?
  37. Additional Thoughts on the New MacBook Air
  38. Some Good Quick Links
  39. HP Slate = Ballmer’s iPad
  40. No Flash Player With Mac OS X
  41. “Like Hiring Temps as Your Design Consultants”
  42. The Windows Phone 7 Home of an Ugly Ass Keyboard
  43. Adobe v. Apple Round 2?
  44. App Store for Mac highlights two major App Store flaws
  45. Thoughts on the Mac App Store
  46. The Touch Gestures in Lion Look Like a Pain
  47. The MacBook Air Full Flash – Hardware Only
  48. How the New 11-inch MacBook Air is Not the New 12-inch PowerBook
  49. FaceTime for Mac
  50. Watch Apple’s Event Live
  51. Thoughts on Stand Up Desks
  52. MG Siegler Lays the Smack Down on Microsoft
  53. An Update From Fraser Speirs on His Schools iPad Deployment
  54. Tired of Gruber? Here Are 4 Writers you Should be Reading.
  55. Apple’s Retail Stores vs. Disneyland
  56. Does the Angry Blue Bird multiply its mass?
  57. Paperless Office Tips
  58. Yojimbo 3
  59. Complete Transcript of Steve Jobs from the Oct 18th Earnings Call
  60. More Steve Jobs Quotes About 7-Inch Tablets
  61. Steve Jobs Calls 7-Inch Tablets ‘Dead on Arrival’, Says 10-Inches Minimum
  62. Screw you Microsoft
  63. Stop the Email Signature Insanity
  64. Internet Didn’t Kill the Newspaper Star
  65. Zeldman: ‘iPad as the new Flash’
  66. ’10 Reasons the iPad Means You Should Never Travel With a Laptop Again’
  67. HyperMac to Cease Sale of Magsafe Charging Cables
  68. Tyler Galpin’s iPad Life
  69. What an iPad Competitor Needs
  70. How Far We Have Come
  71. Briefly on Using the MiFi With an iPad
  72. NYT for iPad Now Offers Full Content, Still Free
  73. More On Apple’s Retail Dominance Strategy for the iPad
  74. Parents Turn to iPad for Speech Therapy
  75. Right Click Off
  76. Should You Choose Verizon or AT&T for Your iPad’s Data?
  77. How Apple is Positioning the iPad to Slaughter the Competition
  78. Verizon Stores Will Have The iPad On October 28
  79. John Sculley On Steve Jobs, The Full Interview Transcript
  80. Instapaper Buttons
  81. Mac OS 10.7 Dreams
  82. The Talk Show on 5by5
  83. Outpost 2 for iPad
  84. Windows Phone 7 Could be More Distracting
  85. AAPL of My Eye
  86. Apple’s 10.7 Kitty Press Conference
  87. Financial Times’ iPad App Brings In £1 Million in Ad Revenue
  88. Seeing Blue
  89. Making Gmail Play Nice With Mac OS X Mail
  90. In What May Be the Greatest Move by Seattle
  91. Quick Blog Notes
  92. Pepsi Throwback Is Here To Stay… For Now
  93. New Site Feature: Suggested Reading
  94. “Deleted” Facebook photos still not deleted
  95. App Hall of Fame
  96. Windows Phone 7 – Phones
  97. The Importance of a Well-Designed iPhone App Icon
  98. 1 Useful Apple iPad Tip
  99. Did Microsoft Just Pull a Don Draper?
  100. Patrick Rhone’s iPad Life
  101. QoTD: Marco Arment
  102. No Angry Birds for Windows Phone 7?
  103. Google <3's Carriers
  104. Don’t Have a Mobile Theme Please
  105. On the Slow Mac Posts
  106. When to Keep Your Mouth Shut
  107. Happy Cog Rethinks Blog Comments
  108. Google Inside™
  109. Sony Squeezes 16.4 Megapixels onto Camera-Phone Chip
  110. Microsoft Yearns for Some Flash?
  111. QoTD: Ten dollars and the App Store
  112. Logitech Smart TV with Google TV
  113. ‘How Steve Ballmer told me what to do with my iPad!’
  114. 4 Quick OmniFocus Tips
  115. The Latest Verizon iPhone Rumor Hubub
  116. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer Browser Falls Below 50% of Worldwide Market for First Time
  117. Analog Sunday
  118. Sony’s Google TV controller outed on ABC’s Nightline
  119. ‘The Chokehold of Calendars’
  120. Google Goggles for the iPhone is Here
  121. The iPad as a Blueprint for the Future
  122. Alpha Geeks and the DIY Mentality
  123. ‘How Android Is Transforming Mobile Computing’ [Not Really]
  124. Sharp Copies the Wrong Thing
  125. 20 Most Economically Stressed Counties
  126. Darpa’s New Snoop Plan
  127. Instapaper: Become a Subscriber
  128. Evan Williams Steps Down as Twitter’s CEO
  129. ‘If you do this in an email, I hate you’
  130. Shawn Blanc on ‘Mobile Bliss’
  131. Dave Caolo’s iPad Life
  132. NPD Report on iPad Usage
  133. Moleskine Covers for iPhone and iPad
  134. A list of Messenger / laptop bags
  135. Bill Frakes and Joe McNally iPad Interview
  136. The Apps Staging Ground
  137. 37signals’ New Office Looks Amazing
  138. The State of Macworld (the Publication)
  139. Exclusive First Look: RIM’s Playbook Prototype*

September 2010

  1. Due for iPhone: to-do, task, reminders management app
  2. The Single-Use Blog
  3. Does RIM Have Working Playbook Prototype Yet?
  4. John Gruber: “Apple and the Open Web”
  5. 430 One Star Ratings
  6. Engadget Reviews the Apple TV
  7. Everday Carry [dot-com]
  8. The Dropbox Syncing Text Editor iPad App Smackdown
  9. Idiot of the Week: Eric Zeman [Updated]
  10. The Value of a Donation of Facebook Shares to Newark
  11. ‘Omnifocus Brings Desktop Caliber GTD To iPad’
  12. Typedia’s Q & A with Mark Simonson
  13. AOL Officially Acquires TechCrunch
  14. Microsoft Replacing Windows Live Spaces with WordPress.com
  15. AOL Close to Buying TechCrunch? [Updated]
  16. PlainText — Dropbox text editing for iPad & iPhone
  17. Stephen Hackett’s iPad Life
  18. RIM introduces Poorly Named Device
  19. Kno Creates 14-inch Tablet For Students
  20. How China’s Great Firewall Can Make Us More Productive
  21. Parallels Desktop 6: The Ars Review
  22. ‘Ice Cream Cone of Happy’
  23. Wiretapping the Internet
  24. Segway boss Jimi Heselden dies in scooter cliff fall
  25. Atari 1200 & A300 Concept Sketches
  26. Six Reasons Why David Rowan’s Not On Facebook
  27. Plenoptic Lens [Video]
  28. Landscape Docking on iPad Coming Soon?
  29. ‘Ping Now Works With Your Actual iTunes Library. This Is A Thousand Times Better’
  30. ‘Task Management OverKill’
  31. Got to Love Facebook Commenters
  32. Andrew Sendonaris on Moving to a Mac
  33. Floating Nuclear Power Plants
  34. Another Way to Think About Facebook’s Worth
  35. David Heinemeier Hansson: Facebook is not worth $33,000,000,000 [UPDATED]
  36. Something That Scrolls Worse than Flash on a Mac
  37. Contxts – Mobile Sms Business Cards
  38. Seven-Inch Tablets Are Just Plain Wrong
  39. ‘Get With the Program’
  40. Quote of the Day: Resources
  41. Review: Writer.
  42. ‘The first step to fixing the Android Marketplace has nothing to do with the Android Marketplace’
  43. AngelGate
  44. Apple’s outrageous share of the mobile industry’s profits
  45. Information Architects’ Writer for iPad
  46. Yahoo’s CEO Carol Bartz Makes No Sense
  47. Why HDR on the iPhone Is a Good Thing and How to Use It
  48. Egg, Face
  49. The Most Used
  50. Facebook Has Quietly Implemented A De-Facto Follow Feature
  51. Marco Arment to Pursue Instapaper Full-time?
  52. Exclusive Preview: Reeder for Mac
  53. Urban Dictionary’s Definition of “Internet Explorer” is LOL.
  54. Three Really Annoying Questions
  55. Carol Bartz Put Foot In Mouth, Or Should
  56. Austin Seraphin’s First Week with the iPhone
  57. Is Facebook Is Secretly Building A Phone
  58. Being Geek: The Trailer
  59. We’re here on Earth to fart around
  60. Twitter: No Plans to Build Desktop Clients
  61. Are Verizon Execs Dickheads?
  62. How to make the Droid sound
  63. This Eric Schmidt Statement Scares the Crap out of Me
  64. At Best Buy iPad sales are up, PCs down.
  65. Smoking Apples Thoughts on iOS 4.2 Beta for iPad
  66. Google Is Now Officially Evil
  67. Plaintext
  68. DEVONthink To Go – Wish it was Yojimbo
  69. Dreaming Up a Single Input Login Form
  70. Is the iPad Still a Single Taskers Dream With iOS 4.2 & Multitasking? Yep.
  71. Shawn Blanc’s Inbox Zero
  72. Macworld’s First Look: iOS 4.2 beta 1
  73. The iPad & Competitors
  74. Status Of CrunchPad Litigation
  75. Bill Hill On The Future of Reading: iPad Blows Kindle Out Of The Water
  76. QoTD: The cult of busy
  77. Ars Technica Reviews Internet Explorer 9
  78. The New Boxed Wine
  79. Apple releases iOS 4.2 beta for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad
  80. For Most People the iPad Is Better Than the Kindle
  81. Revisiting Solid State Hard Drives
  82. The Best Subtle Things About New Twitter
  83. Google Engineer Stalked Teens, Spied on Chats
  84. Alarms
  85. MG Siegler on the Verizon App Store
  86. Giving up on Google
  87. The Commute Map
  88. Security Advisory for Flash Player
  89. New Kindle Pool Ad
  90. Google Feels the Need to Justify Itself
  91. I Remember When: Tribute to Mac OS X’s Tenth Birthday
  92. Mark Zuckerberg opens up for The New Yorker
  93. Exchange “remote wipe” is a terrible, terrible bug
  94. Rui Carmo on the Samsung Tab
  95. Fraser Speirs On Battery Life
  96. dConstruct 2010 Talks
  97. Need Help? Start Listening.
  98. QoTD: The Single, Most Important Secret to Success
  99. The Macalope Weekly: Choices
  100. The Microsoft Fake Funeral for iPhones and Blackberries
  101. Here’s a Reason to Switch to a Mac
  102. Sean Parker
  103. Twitter for iPad – Extended Look
  104. Daring Fireball-Style Linked List Plugin for WordPress
  105. Nokia Makes The Same Mistake Again: Hires A Manager, Not A Product Visionary
  106. OmniFocus: Why You Don’t Need All 3 Versions
  107. HDR Video
  108. Parallels Desktop 6 for Mac
  109. MG Siegler on the Openess of Android
  110. Where is the White iPhone 4?
  111. Knowing is Half the Battle: Apple Releases New Review Guidelines for iOS Apps
  112. AT&T Has a Lot of Work to Do and Has Done a Lot Already
  113. Calendar Apps Suck, Here Are My Suggestions
  114. Om Malik Thinks Oracle is trying to Distract HP
  115. The Ultimate Ellison Response to the HP Lawsuit
  116. 8 Common Dishwasher Mistakes
  117. Archos 101 Android Tablet
  118. Apple releases iOS 4.1 for iPhone, iPod touch
  119. Oracle Responds to HP Lawsuit
  120. Macworld Introduces Macworld Insider
  121. Random Thoughts from my Trip
  122. HP Files Civil Complaint Against Hurd
  123. An iPad Buyer’s Guide and Other FAQs from Shawn Blanc
  124. Idea Quote of the Day
  125. Basecamp Notifications Delivered to Your Desktop
  126. Google’s Privacy Policy Changes
  127. An Email Rule I Would Love to Have
  128. The Atlantic Will Follow Paid iPad Edition With New ‘Atlantic Premium’
  129. Windows Phone 7 Ad Promises A Forthcoming Revolution
  130. Tumblr Fixes Content Attribution
  131. Think you’re a ‘supertasker’? Probably not
  132. One Man’s Vision of a Social Workplace
  133. Smoking Apples Review Twitter for iPad
  134. iOS App Sales are through the roof insane
  135. MG Siegler on the new Apple TV
  136. Why is everyone always writing off Netflix?
  137. Internet as Social Movement
  138. There is a Horse in the Apple Store
  139. My Biggest Chrome Gripe Solved
  140. The Reason Behind All My Email Filters
  141. iPod Touch Made Up 37.7 Percent of All iOS Devices Sold So Far
  142. AP Interview: UN telecoms chief urges data sharing
  143. CoRD: Remote Desktop for Mac OS X
  144. Samsung Unveils iPad Rival in Galaxy Tab
  145. Poor Expectations
  146. Living Room Nightmare Seen by Khoi Vinh
  147. Presenting the MiFi of Your Dreams
  148. WSDOT for iPhone [iTunes link]
  149. Twitter for iPad
  150. iTunes B&W Now Availible for Download
  151. My Priority Inbox in Apple Mail.app
  152. One Bucket to Rule Them All
  153. Flash on Android
  154. Apple’s iPod Event – In Steve Jobs Quotes
  155. How Google’s lack of control affects their value chain
  156. Last Minute September 1, 2010 Apple Event Predictions
  157. WikiLeakiLeaks.org
  158. WebOS 2.0 Features Revealed – What About the Hardware?
  159. Oxford English Dictionary ‘will not be printed again’
  160. The Oatmeal Just Gets Us

August 2010

  1. Apple to Provide Live Video Streaming of September 1 Event
  2. Is Facebook ‘Too Big to Fail’ – Hell No
  3. Coming Soon: AMD and Intel Inside
  4. Courier for Mac
  5. Call Failed, Now Brought to you by Google
  6. Character Amnesia
  7. MySpace Announces Its Death
  8. Slow Death of Digg
  9. National Parks Infinite Photo
  10. Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You
  11. Steve Jobs on Apple’s Core Value
  12. Less Stress One Bankers Box at a Time Part II
  13. Lessons from Google Wave
  14. How to Ruin Twitter
  15. Leaked Screenshot Shows a Cleaner, Simpler IE9
  16. The Amazing Wooden Mirror
  17. Apple’s TV Rentals May Offer Month’s Worth Of Shows For $1
  18. Save Icon Re-Designed
  19. Send ‘Canned’ Text Messages on iPhones
  20. iWork 9.0.4 update
  21. Keyboard Shortcuts to Speed Up Typing on an iPhone or the iPad
  22. Reviewing Products
  23. Taylor Carrigan’s Excellent Notational Velocity Icon
  24. What’s in My Simplenote
  25. Pirate Bay Receives Notice To Keep a Torrent
  26. Jared Spool​ Talks About Flash Splash Pages
  27. The Big Picture – iPad App
  28. Less Stress One Bankers Box at a Time
  29. What Dave Caolo Wants From a New Apple TV
  30. S​M​R​T
  31. Review: Elements Text Editor for iOS
  32. Apple to hold media event on September 1st
  33. Someone Has Way to Much Time on Thier Hands and Possibly Super Fingers
  34. Flashback: Brad Silverberg and Bill Gates unveil Windows 95
  35. Step Away from the iPhone
  36. Garrett Murray Sees a Problem with Facebook
  37. Review: Simplenote 3
  38. Battle of the Drones
  39. Keeping Mint’s Unique Referrers List Clean and Useful
  40. Giz-China Does a Terrible ePad Review
  41. Leaked photos of Samsung Galaxy Tab
  42. On Cupholders and Feature After Thoughts
  43. What a Mess
  44. Germany to Outlaw Employers Checking Out Job Candidates on Facebook, but Googling Is OK
  45. Acer Chairman Expects iPad Market Share to Drop to 20%
  46. Simplenote Gets Updated, Stays Simple
  47. Google Adds Push Support to iPhone App
  48. American’s Suck at Vacation
  49. Facebook iPhone App Gets Privacy On The Go
  50. Seth Godin on Publishing
  51. MultiFl0w Brings Exposé-Like Multitasking To Jailbroken iPhones
  52. Use Voicemail More Effectively at Work
  53. E-mail Classifier
  54. How Not to Be a Boss, How to Potentially Be Sued
  55. Advice from Frank Chimero
  56. Stop Recieving Paper Junk Mail
  57. Quick Hack to Make Your Boss (and you) More Productive
  58. Minimal Mac on Via: The Endangered Species
  59. What I Carry – Fridays & Weekend Bag
  60. Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Accused of Rape [UPDATED]
  61. There Is No Justice
  62. Daring Fireball: Creep Executive Officer
  63. HP Board Sued Over Hurd Payout
  64. What I Carry [Updated]
  65. GNU social
  66. A Closer Look at the Privacy Features of Facebook Places
  67. Mobile Flash Fail: Weak Android Player Proves Jobs Right
  68. Apple’s App Store Director Sells His Own Fart Apps
  69. Manage Pixels, not Monitors
  70. A News Reader Wish List
  71. Rands In Repose: How to Run a Meeting
  72. Facebook Places Video
  73. Facebook’s Awesome Dark Knight-Esque Live Check-In Display
  74. Google Updates Gmail for iPad With Stacked Cards
  75. Intel to Acquire McAfee
  76. WD Mybook Users – How to Get Rid of the Annoying “CD” That Auto-Mounts
  77. Facebook Places: Even Less Privacy Than You Had Before
  78. UPS Figures Out the ‘Right Way’ to Save Money, Time and Gas
  79. Verizon to Offer Live TV Streaming to iPad, Limited to Local Wi-Fi Networks
  80. What if ISPs had to advertise minimum speeds? In Hungary, they do
  81. Google and Verizon Tablet Shipping for Holiday Shopping Season
  82. ttttask
  83. Kevin Rose Offers 5 Terrible Email Time Saving Tips
  84. Smoking Apples: Twelve South’s Compass iPad Stand — A Review
  85. SSDs Are the New RAM Upgrades
  86. The iPad and Content Creation – A Reality Check
  87. Broken RSS
  88. Verizon and AT&T Ban BitTorrent On Wireless Networks
  89. Using the Tools as Intended & Respecting Each Other
  90. Element for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
  91. Radio, RIAA: mandatory FM radio in cell phones is the future
  92. calvetica – The fast calendar for iPhone
  93. HBO Streaming Service Coming to iPad
  94. Vimeo Releases Embeddable HTML5 Video Player
  95. Site Updates – Readability
  96. Apple is doing you a favor by controlling iAd. Stop your whining.
  97. Data-Gobbling Android Users Will Likely See Bandwidth Capped
  98. Lycos Acquired By Ybrant Digital
  99. Kid Receives 26,000 Texts After Justin Bieber Cries
  100. 11 Famous Sony Products, Ranked From Worst Failure to Biggest Success
  101. The Secret History of Apple’s Command Symbol (and others)
  102. Fuck you, Money
  103. PadPressed – WordPress Optimized for the iPad
  104. News on Why HP Fired Hurd – A He Said Board Said Accounting
  105. Apple’s New iAds Platform Is a Power Struggle
  106. Michael Lopp on Geeks at work
  107. Technology Saved This Hikers Ass
  108. Study Reveals 75 Percent of Individuals Use Same Password for Social Networking and Email
  109. Jeffrey Zeldman: iPad Fonts Petition
  110. Apple manager charged with taking kickbacks from suppliers
  111. New iPad Bag – Booq Boa Push
  112. First FaceTime Porn Service Launches For iPhone 4
  113. How Google routed around Sun’s IP-based licensing restrictions on Java ME
  114. Voogle Wireless
  115. Home Office De-Cluttered
  116. Justin Blanton’s Magic Trackpad Review
  117. Google Predictions
  118. CourseSmart eTextbooks for iPad and iPhone
  119. Google, Just Cut The BS And Give The Gordon Gekko Speech Already
  120. Notion Ink’s New Tablet
  121. Even Oracle is Pissed at Google
  122. Gruber on the Possible January Verizon iPhone Launch
  123. Debunking Google’s Pathetic Fact Post
  124. Companies (Google) Don’t Exist to Help Consumers
  125. [VIDEO] Quick Intro to SoundPrism
  126. Don’t Tweet Steven Slater Jokes Or JetBlue Will Chastise You – The Consumerist
  127. Flipboard is Just Not that Great
  128. iOS 4.0.2 Update for iPhone and iPod touch
  129. Ditching the Cell Phone Can Be a Power Move
  130. RIM Reportedly Bows To Pressure From Saudi Arabia, Hands Over Blackberry Access
  131. Excellent Insight
  132. A paper trail of betrayal: Google’s net neutrality collapse
  133. Macworld Interview: Author Susan Orlean on her life with the iPad
  134. Why Google Became A Carrier-Humping, Net Neutrality Surrender Monkey
  135. Google Agonizes on Privacy as Advertising World Vaults Ahead
  136. Mad At Google? The Question Is: Are You Mad Enough To Stop Using It? Can You Even Stop Using It?
  137. How neutrality locks in the web’s ‘Hyper Giants’
  138. Flexibility and power
  139. First Trojan for Android Phones Goes Wild
  140. Windows 7 vs iPad [video]
  141. How Google Used to View Net Neutrality
  142. CineXPlayer for iPad [iTunes Link]
  143. Using a White Board to Quit Your Job
  144. Module Based WordPress Theme: Carrington Build
  145. BBC News: Google offices raided by Korean police
  146. Google: Being Evil, Betrayal of a Motto [Rant Warning]
  147. The 2010 Mac Pro CPUs and pricing
  148. Don’t Get Fireballed
  149. Oracle Chief Faults H.P. Board for Forcing Hurd’s Resignation
  150. Google & Verizon Propose Death of Net Neutrality
  151. Microsoft’s View on: PC vs Mac
  152. Papermaster Lost Confidence of Jobs
  153. Finder Sidebar Separators
  154. Google SSL Web Search Encrypts Your Google Searches and Suggestions by Default
  155. My Challenge to You: Only Speak Like a Human at Work
  156. Coffeehouses Unplugging Internet Access to Reconnect With Customers
  157. Introducing The New Sharpie Liquid Pencil
  158. Firing the Right Guy: Papermaster
  159. Apple says it has patch for remote attack on iPhone, iPad
  160. Executive Leaves Apple After iPhone Antenna Troubles
  161. Don’t bank on KMart’s $150 Augen tablet getting Android Market access
  162. Why Apple’s cash is worth more than Microsoft’s cash
  163. John Siracusa Weighs In: Apple and the war for the mobile market
  164. How Apple Could Kill Google’s Holiday Buzz
  165. Engadget’s BlackBerry Torch review
  166. Why I Miss The Blinking Red Light
  167. On How Google Wave Surprisingly Changed My Life
  168. WikiLeaks must be stopped
  169. T-Mobile USA loses 93,000 customers in 2nd quarter
  170. Maybe? – Google and Verizon Near Deal on Pay Tiers for Web
  171. Android Predicted To Surpass iPhone By 2012
  172. AP struggles to define what AOL does
  173. Simplifying the experience
  174. In Japan, Living Large In Really Tiny Houses
  175. Wave Goodbye To Google Wave
  176. 6-4-3 or How I Spend My Day
  177. Dish to kind of stream live TV on iPad, other devices
  178. Feds admit storing checkpoint body scan images
  179. Apple iPad art: paintings created using Brushes, ArtStudio and Sketchbook Pro apps
  180. Accountant Hiring Simplified
  181. What’s the Best Way to Block a Number from Calling My Cellphone?
  182. iPhone4 Retina Wallpaper Pack
  183. Skyhook Will Take the Location Battle to Court
  184. OmniFocus v Things – Mac / iPad / iPhone
  185. China Plans Huge Buses That Can Drive Over Cars
  186. Coming Soon to Pastebot: Music in the Background
  187. Verizon Denies Tethering and Hotspot Features to Droid Customers
  188. Research In Motion Brings the Torch to AT&T
  189. iPad Reader Pulse Teams Up With Posterous To Make You A News Aggregator
  190. Sessions for Safari
  191. The iPad is so much simpler, yet it is extremely complex
  192. Hidden features of Google
  193. Letter From Silicon Valley: Doing the Math on Android vs. Apple
  194. RIM Said to Plan Tablet for November to Take on Apple’s IPad
  195. Making iDisk Usable
  196. Porn Industry Aroused by iPhone FaceTime
  197. Android Wallpaper Apps Developer Responds
  198. Joshua Topolsky Reviews the Magic Trackpad
  199. 70 Billion Pixels Budapest – The largest photo on Earth
  200. Using Your iPad With Your Mac / PC – to Help You Focus
  201. OmniFocus for iPad (Quick Thoughts)
  202. Clive Thompson on the Death of the Phone Call
  203. Missing Antenna Videos on Apples Site

July 2010

  1. It’s Too Late for Microsoft To Build Its Own Handset
  2. July 30, 1935: Penguins Invade Britain, Readers Rejoice
  3. Why Apple Should Buy Infineon: To Own Mobile And Screw Intel
  4. Microsoft should cut out the middlemen, build its own phones
  5. More Details on the Android Wallpaper App That Steals User Data
  6. Magic Trackpad or tragic Mac pad? A review
  7. Marco Arment on The Kindle update
  8. Navigate the American Museum of Natural History with New iPhone and iPad Apps
  9. OMB nominee got $900,000 after Citigroup bailout
  10. The Intangibles of an SSD Start-up Disk
  11. Researcher Demonstrates ATM ‘Jackpotting’ at Black Hat Conference
  12. Proposals for busy people
  13. Android wallpaper app that steals your data was downloaded by millions
  14. An Open Letter to Microsoft About Office for Mac 2011, and How to Keep it From Sucking
  15. Where the Greatest Opportunity Lies: Microsoft
  16. 100 million Facebook pages leaked on torrent site
  17. Seeing Pixels: iPhone 4 FaceTime Screenshots
  18. Cleaning Dalian harbor – The Big Picture
  19. It’s a Bit Too Big / a Bit Too Small
  20. Hard Graft Pocket iPad Case
  21. Introducing Campfire for iPhone
  22. Facebook Adds Delete Account Option?
  23. Peter Sunde Banned From Operating The Pirate Bay
  24. The Real Scoop on Ad Age in the ‘Mad Men’ Era
  25. Samsung Galaxy S: Hands-On with the Latest Android Smartphone
  26. How to Focus
  27. 1Password: Automatic Syncing Using Dropbox
  28. New Apple Products Out
  29. Nadia Camera Offers Opinion of Your Terrible Photos
  30. Final Thoughts on the iPhone 4
  31. Smarter Than the Average Bear
  32. Most iPhone users love AT&T
  33. YouTube Launches New HTML5-Friendly Embed Code
  34. Firefox Just Perfected Tabbed Browsing. It’s Like Apple’s Expose Plus Spaces For The Web
  35. New in Basecamp: Custom favicon and iPhone icons
  36. Windows Phone 7 in-depth preview
  37. I Can No Longer Recommend the DODO Case for iPad
  38. India Develops World’s Cheapest Tablet
  39. HP Wants To Become Apple. WebOS Is The Key
  40. Microsoft’s Record Q4 Earnings Keeps Revenue Ahead Of Apple… Barely
  41. Motorola’s Attention to Detail on the Droid X
  42. Safari Security Hole: I know who your name, where you work, and live
  43. Compass Mobile Stand – iPad
  44. Apple Reports Third Quarter Results
  45. Flipboard
  46. A City Outsources Everything. Sky Does Not Fall
  47. Microsoft gives Adobe Reader a Protected Mode
  48. Toshiba shows off Smart Pad tablet prototype, promises launch before October
  49. Help Menu Search as Shortcut Button
  50. Follow a Twitter Stranger
  51. Documents Confirm Connection Between Zuckerberg And Guy Who Says He Owns 84% Of Facebook
  52. The Case of a Free Case – Is it Enough?
  53. Bad Connection: Inside the iPhone Network Meltdown
  54. Paid Comments, Do They Make Sense?
  55. Apple Peddling Revised iPhone 4s Through Genius Bar Replacements?
  56. Times’ Paid Model: The Unofficial Numbers Come In
  57. Consumers Reports’s ‘Recommended’ Smartphones, July 2010
  58. The Real Damage – How much does that really cost?
  59. iPhone 4 Press Conference – The Post-Game Wrapup
  60. ‘Junkware’ comes standard on Verizon, T-Mobile smart phones
  61. Text messages – 6,500% markup
  62. Apple – Smartphone Antenna Performance
  63. Steve Jobs Gives Consumer Reports the Bird
  64. WIRED Predicted the iPad…11 Years Ago (Picture)
  65. iOS 4.0.1 tweaks bar display, doesn’t fix signal drop
  66. Thoughts on the iPhone 4 Apple Press Conference
  67. iPhone 4 Meets The GripOfDeathInator
  68. Consumer Reports Needs To Get It Together
  69. How I Think The iPhone 4 Antenna Press Conference Is Going To Play Out
  70. The Men Who Stare at Screens
  71. How I outsourced my apartment hunt
  72. Email Mistakes That Irritate Smart People
  73. US newspaper to charge website commenters
  74. Design Director of NYTimes.com Leaves
  75. Remember When We Were All Supposed To Quit Facebook?
  76. Should Apple hide the Consumer Report…Report?
  77. Why USB Syncing Needs to End
  78. Why I Turned In My iPhone and Went Android
  79. New iPhone 4 Ads
  80. Out Of Nowhere, The iPad Has A Real Competitor – Kinda
  81. Man Claims 84% Ownership of Facebook
  82. Secunia Report Lists Apple As #1 in Vulnerabilities
  83. Palm webOS Headed to HP Tablet, Printer
  84. Judge OKs iPhone class action against Apple, AT&T, Marco Responds
  85. Backup Reminder – A look at my Backup system
  86. Microsoft is Hardcore about Making Win 7 Slates
  87. How Mariano Rivera Dominates Hitters
  88. It’s As If Apple Has Hired Don Draper
  89. SSD Performance in Macbook Pro (late 2008 Unibody)
  90. An interview with Michael Lopp from The Setup
  91. Small Biz: 5 Quick Tips for Success
  92. Grain of Salt Warning: NDrive GPS App Disappears from Apple App Store, Kill Switch the Culprit?
  93. I Have a Fever: Ashes for iPad
  94. iPhone 4 as good as the 7D? No, but it’s amazing for what it is
  95. The Danger Of What Could Come – Apple Post Steve Jobs
  96. Microsoft’s Kin Humiliation
  97. Small Biz: DIY or Hire a Pro?
  98. 6 Current Technologies The Jetsons Predicted
  99. Hybrids are not the Future
  100. What 583k People Do Without iPods
  101. Bootstrapped, Profitable, & Proud: iTeleport
  102. New Russian Law Looks to Crack Down on Internet
  103. FaceTime – iPhone 4’s Biggest Feature
  104. Is the Web outdated, or is it just Prince?
  105. Apple reportedly hard at work on serious Apple TV update
  106. It’s Not The Device Or The File, It’s The Internet, Stupid!
  107. App Store, Hacked
  108. Great since day one
  109. July 4th – YouTube Hacked, Justin Bieber Gets the Worst of It
  110. Instapaper. Reinventing long-form reading…
  111. The Tapulous Purchase Price Mystery
  112. Microsoft Instaload: Insert Batteries Any Way You Like
  113. The Swype Revolution?
  114. Translation From Apples Unique Dialect of PR-Speak to English of the Letter From Apple Regarding iPhone 4
  115. Thoughts on Foursquare and Venture Funding, Revenue, Profits & Cash Flow
  116. Letter Heard ‘Round the World Regarding iPhone 4
  117. iPhone 4 3G Data Performance
  118. Breaking: Tapulous Acquired By Disney
  119. Reachability & Honesty – The New Business Model
  120. Symbols for iOS 4 Folder Names

June 2010

  1. BREAKING: Woot To Be Acquired By Amazon, Then Left To Amuse Ourselves
  2. Jim Ray on the MSNBC.com Redesign
  3. Facebook Apps Must Now Ask Users for More Specific Permissions
  4. Changing with Technology – Welcome to the Future
  5. Cisco Announces the Cius
  6. Breaking the Email Addiction
  7. Gruber on the 4
  8. Verizon Wireless Said to Start Offering IPhone in January – Idiots Everywhere Bank On It
  9. MapQuest Updates – Hopes to Stay Alive
  10. Android 2.2 Froyo Now Rolling Out To All Nexus Ones
  11. Hulu – Plus
  12. Kindle for Android
  13. What Apple needs to do now
  14. Windows 8 leaks show Microsoft’s eyes on Apple
  15. Amazon Adds Audio and Video to iOS Kindle Apps
  16. iPhone 4: the Ars Technica review
  17. Eye Opening Look at the ‘Open’ Android App Store
  18. An iPhone Calendar App for the Design-Oriented
  19. An Apple a Day
  20. iPhone 4 Sales Top 1.7 Million
  21. Decoding Microsoft’s Fantastic Passive-Agressive Numbers Post
  22. OWC Data Doubler Optical Bay Hard Drive/SSD
  23. iPhone Halo Effect
  24. 5 Ways iPhone 4 Will Influence Future Smartphones
  25. My Life Without Facebook
  26. iPhone 3GS versus 4
  27. iPhone 4’s first-day sales may top 1.5 million
  28. iPhone 4 Reception Issues
  29. Right of Passage (iPhone 4 Launch Day)
  30. Google uses remote kill switch to uninstall Android apps
  31. Apple Bellevue Update 12:37p
  32. Apple store Bellevue
  33. Dropbox Adds Ability to Create a Shareable Link to Any File in Your Account
  34. Line Update
  35. Ars reviews the HTC EVO 4G
  36. iMovie for iPhone 4 is now available
  37. In line at Apple Store Bellevue, WA
  38. Watch Verizon Squash Attempts to Film the Droid X Next to the iPhone 4
  39. Droid X vs. iPhone 4 (In Pictures)
  40. Initial iPhone 4 Thoughts
  41. FaceTime and the iPod Touch
  42. Braving the crowd: Getting an iPhone 4 without a reservation
  43. Verizon Pushes 10 Gbps Through Fiber Network
  44. iPhone 4 Has Arrived
  45. The Kindle won
  46. Over-the-Air vs Wi-Fi Syncing: Looking at Things & OmniFocus for iPhone
  47. iPhone 4 Arriving A Day Early: Apple’s Way Of Messing With New Droid Launch?
  48. Apple Makes It Easy To Opt Out of iAd Slurping Up Your Personal Details
  49. Adobe Launches Flash 10.1 For Mobile
  50. Counter Point on Marco Arment’s ‘Rambling about Verizon’
  51. Apple also Sent me This
  52. iPhone 4 To Be Delivered Early?
  53. Will Google’s Newspass save serious journalism?
  54. Apple Now Collecting Your Location Data
  55. On Governments Getting into the Ad Game
  56. Amazon Cuts Price of the Kindle
  57. Swype Reinvents Typing on Touch-Screen Phones
  58. iOS 4 Now Available to Download
  59. Apple: Facetime Videos Won’t Use Your Cell’s Minutes
  60. In California, license plates might go electronic
  61. Aggressive B&N Cuts Nook Price By 23 Percent; Adds $149 WiFi Edition
  62. Using iPad as a: Google search
  63. How The World Spends Its Time Online
  64. Verizon To Reprimand, Fire Employees Who Try To Save Customers Money
  65. First iPhone 4 Camper Shows Up One Week Before Launch
  66. Acid Test for Cellphone Usability
  67. Build Your Own Tablet for $400
  68. Microsoft releases a mobile operating system for businesses
  69. AT&T will count Micro-Cell usage towards your data cap
  70. Google shadow over new media groups
  71. Android Still Spread Out Over Three Different Versions
  72. Sprint’s Bold Evo Phone Fades a Bit in the Details
  73. Email: We Are All Doing It Wrong
  74. Verizon-Ready iPhone Said To Ship This Year
  75. Twitter Rolls Out New Ads in Trending Topics Section
  76. The Linked List is the Comments
  77. Making the iPad Shine
  78. YouTube Gives Users a Way to Make Crap Videos Shorter
  79. Original iPhone owners can also keep their unlimited data with iPhone 4
  80. Swype for the Masses
  81. Nokia launches slew of smartphones to take on Apple, Android
  82. Another Huge AT&T Security Breach: Web Site Reveals Private Customer Data During iPhone Preordering Rush
  83. Overclocked HTC Evo Runs Almost 30 Percent Faster
  84. Statement by Apple on iPhone 4 Pre-Orders
  85. Samsung Enters Tablet Race With the Galaxy Tape
  86. Apple Outsider’s WWDC10 Thoughts
  87. 9 Essential Tips To Speed Up Windows 7
  88. The iPad is a Security risk
  89. 20 Android Phones You Can Buy Today (or Soon)
  90. Twitter Places: More Context For Your Tweets
  91. Apple Store for iPhone
  92. Apple Releases New Unibody Mac mini
  93. iPhone 4 Available for Pre-Order (kinda)
  94. AirStash Wireless SD Card Reader: Perfect iPad Companion?
  95. I Can Has Cheezburger Blog Leads to a Web Empire
  96. Thoughts on the Impact of Starbucks’ Free Wi-Fi
  97. Which Device for Which Task?
  98. Starbucks to Offer Free Wi-Fi at All Stores Nationwide
  99. A Nerd in a Cave
  100. The FT’s experiment with paywalled blogs
  101. Resolving the iPhone resolution
  102. I Was Wrong About the iPad
  103. Facebook: Calacanis Is Lying
  104. Silvio Rizzi’s Reeder for iPad
  105. 8 iPhone 4 Alternatives to Consider
  106. iPhone 4 Miscellany
  107. How Does Office Web Apps Compare to Google Docs?
  108. Safari 5 tested: Chrome, Opera still have JavaScript edge
  109. Adobe sees Flash on over 250 mln smartphones by 2012-end
  110. Mobile Apps to Hit $32 Billion in Five Years
  111. Twitter Buys an Analytics Company
  112. Dell in Talks to Resolve Intel Inquiry With S.E.C.
  113. Yeah, but What About the Battery?
  114. Once you go SSD…
  115. New Logitech HD WebCams
  116. Why Instapaper Will Never Be Booted From the iTunes App Store
  117. The Perils of FaceTime
  118. On this Safari 5 Reader Hysteria
  119. Safari Reader and Content
  120. AdMob’s Response to be Kicked Out of the App Store by Apple
  121. AT&T Responds To The iPad Privacy Breach
  122. Angry Driver Buys Police Department’s Website, Launches Anti-Speed Camera Site
  123. Review: HTC EVO 4G Superphone
  124. Apple bans competing ads from the iPhone
  125. Don’t Buy The HTC EVO, It Is A Seriously Flawed Device
  126. An iPhone Lover’s (Initial) Thoughts On iPhone 4
  127. Father of webOS notifications leaves for Apple
  128. Apple’s Worst Security Breach: 114,000 iPad Owners Exposed
  129. USB Host Hack Allows Keyboards, Flash Drives to Connect to the Nexus One
  130. Why the iPhone 4 Made AT&T Change Its Pricing
  131. Google’s new search index: Caffeine
  132. MobileDL
  133. The Most Expensive and the Coolest Home Theatre in the World
  134. Microsoft’s Web-Based Office Goes Live
  135. BIOS Will Be Dead in Three Years
  136. A Scientist Searches for the Truth of UFOs
  137. Bye Bye Birdie: Why Twitter is On the Outs
  138. Twitter Announces New Link Shortener – All Others Become Irrelevant
  139. Facebook chooses Seattle site, by Pike Place Market
  140. Better Screen, Same Typography
  141. Why the Apple iPhone 4 Kills Google’s Android
  142. Apple Pulls Pulse News Reader for iPad From App Store After New York Times Complaint [UPDATED]
  143. Did Apple’s iPhone 4 Just Kill the Flip?
  144. 20 most stressed, 20 least stressed counties
  145. Safari 5 Extensions
  146. Cisco Licenses iOS Name To Apple
  147. Foxconn to give Chinese workers another pay raise
  148. Shanghai 1990 vs 2010
  149. Full-body scanner debuts at Omaha airport
  150. Safari 5 Now Available
  151. Gruber’s iPhone 4 Impressions and Observations
  152. What I Got Right / Wrong With My WWDC Predictions
  153. WWDC Announcement: iPhone 3GS now $99
  154. WWDC Announcement: iPhone 4
  155. WWDC Announcement: iBooks on the iPhone
  156. WWDC Announcement: iPhoneOS Renamed: iOS 4
  157. WWDC Announcement: iMovie for iPhone
  158. WWDC: iPad, iBooks, And App Store: The Key Stats
  159. WWDC Announcement: iBooks App Updated
  160. WWDC Keynote Live Coverage at 10a pst
  161. Malware found lurking in apps for Windows Mobile
  162. iPad App Pricing
  163. Airlines Work to Catch Up to the Digital Age
  164. Tynt’s Chief Operating Officer Talks About Privacy
  165. Is It Political Lunacy for the President to Take Charge in the Gulf Or Political Lunacy for Him Not To?
  166. AMD-Powered Mac Clones? Give Me a Break
  167. Facebook Censors Content, Bangladesh Lifts Ban
  168. My WWDC 2010 Predictions
  169. I Deleted My Facebook Account Last Night
  170. Attackers Exploiting New Flash Bug, Adobe Warns
  171. You couldn’t pay me to work for Ballmer
  172. App Shopping
  173. Once Again, Steve Ballmer Is Wrong — This Time About Android
  174. Reeder, The Best Feed Reader On The iPhone Is About To Launch On The iPad
  175. What Apple Does Well (What if iPad Came First?)
  176. Bing Destination Map: Automatic Napkin Sketching of Maps
  177. Survey: Up To Half Of All Media Sites Plan To Support The iPad And HTML5 Video
  178. What AT&T ‘s Data Plans Mean for Video Conferencing
  179. Rdio: File-Sharing Pioneers Now Selling Music
  180. Amazon to Sell Kindle E-Reader at Target Stores
  181. Digg v4 Preview
  182. Mark Zuckerberg Talks (And Swerves Around) Facebook Privacy
  183. New Toshiba Screen Lets You Bend to Zoom in Google Earth
  184. Apple to Save the News Biz?
  185. The Walled Garden (aka The App Store)
  186. Microsoft Unveils a (Somewhat) Tablet-Friendly Version of Windows
  187. Griffey Retires
  188. Verizon Wireless currently testing Apple iPads
  189. Yahoo faces privacy test with new e-mail features
  190. Microsoft Responds to Google Dumping Windows: Our OS Is Secure
  191. Disney Puts Movie Tickets on a Facebook Site – NYTimes.com
  192. Amazon.com Said to Introduce Thinner Kindle in August
  193. Apple Rumored to Begin Paying Foxconn Employees More
  194. Borders Adds $120 E-Reader to Its Shelves
  195. Thoughts on What Steve Jobs Said at D8
  196. AT&T Caps Phone Data Usage With New Wireless Plans | Seattle Times Newspaper
  197. Apple CEO Steve Jobs Live from D8
  198. Pot, kettle, black? Microsoft voices concerns over Google
  199. App Turns iPhone Into Tethered Webcam (Warning: Windows Only)
  200. Apple Didn’t Beat Microsoft, Robbie Bach Did: Apple’s Secret 5th Column
  201. Paul Thurrott: Understanding iPad
  202. “Likejacking” Takes Off on Facebook
  203. MSI Wind-Pad Summed Up by Wired
  204. Woman Sues Google for Bad Directions
  205. Protect your browser from “tabnabbing”
  206. Pulse: the iPad’s Most Gorgeous Newsreader
  207. HTC Aria spotted in the wild, specs revealed, all still unconfirmed
  208. World’s Biggest Supercomputing Superpowers
  209. Can the Eee Pad Compete With the iPad? – Digits – WSJ
  210. When Companies Respond to Online Criticism With Lawsuits
  211. What your email address says about your computer skills
  212. Apple Sells Two Million iPads in Less Than 60 Days
  213. Security firm discovers spyware in Mac software
  214. Judiciary Committee Wants Answers from Facebook
  215. Google ditches Windows on security concerns
  216. Are Questions The “Future Of Facebook”?
  217. Another Take on the Wired App
  218. Department of Justice Inquires Into Apple’s Adobe Flash Policy
  219. Adobe’s Digital Publishing Roadmap (PDF)
  220. A VC: I Prefer Safari to Content Apps On The iPad
  221. Skype Over 3G Comes to the iPhone. It’s Not All Good News

May 2010

  1. Harry McCracken On the Facebook Privacy Changes
  2. Chris Saad: “Facebook’s Claims About Data Portability Are False”
  3. Air Force X-51A Waverider: faster than Superman
  4. I’ve Changed My Mind About The iPad
  5. The top seven iPad knockoffs
  6. WIRED on iPad: Just like a Paper Tiger…
  7. Tynt, the Copy/Paste Jerks
  8. Dropbox – Selective Sync
  9. Now Writers Can Self-Publish to iBooks
  10. Reading on the iPad
  11. Smart Fridge by Ashley Legg
  12. NBC and Time Warner Side with Flash in Apple-Adobe War
  13. Fake a Credit Card – Video
  14. Official Google Blog: We’ve officially acquired AdMob!
  15. Cyber Command: We Don’t Wanna Defend the Internet (We Just Might Have To)
  16. The next Apple TV revealed: cloud storage and iPhone OS on tap… and a $99 price tag
  17. Darpa’s Beady-Eyed Camera Spots the ‘Non-Cooperative’
  18. Pain Is A Gift
  19. Palm webOS Designer Matias Duarte Joining Google
  20. Google Balks at Turning Over Data to Regulators
  21. Acer CEO shows off 7-inch Android tablet
  22. B&N Launches a Nook iPad App [UPDATED]
  23. 7 Key Turning Points That Made Apple No. 1
  24. Introducing WIRED Magazine on iPad – Adobe Digital Publishing
  25. Will Steve Ballmer Show Up At The WWDC Keynote? Doubtful.
  26. Murdoch: Transforming The Wall Street Journal
  27. Newsweek.com Redesigned
  28. Google vs. Apple – Gaining Perspective
  29. Apple, Google and the map wars
  30. New Yorker’s Remnick Says He Won’t Censor to Make Apple Happy
  31. The Half Truths of Mark Zuckerberg
  32. nikf.org ~ An Observation
  33. Enough With The Excuses, Apple MUST Sell The iPhone At Verizon
  34. How Apple could slay Google at WWDC 2010 — RoughlyDrafted Magazine
  35. Hey Nike, get your crap out of my newsfeed
  36. Does Facebook Have a Fatal Cultural Problem?
  37. 73 Democrats tell FCC: drop net neutrality rules
  38. Motorola Shadow Spotted
  39. McCann ACD/Flash Enthusiast Sends Message to Steve Jobs
  40. Facebook Rolls Out New Privacy Options
  41. U.S. Is Said to Scrutinize Apple’s Online Music Tactics
  42. Flexible Sony Screen Can Be Wrapped Around a Pencil
  43. Apple Passes Microsoft to Become Second-Largest U.S. Company by Market Capitalization
  44. McAfee Buys Trust Digital Mobile Security
  45. iPad: The Reason Behind Microsoft’s Reorg?
  46. Wired Magazine’s iPad Edition Goes Live
  47. J Allard’s goodbye note: ‘No chairs were thrown’
  48. Twitter Attracts Malware – Not Twitter for iPhone
  49. Is Steve Ballmer Really the Best Choice to Run Microsoft’s Consumer Business?
  50. Microsoft’s J. Allard and Robbie Bach Are Leaving The Company
  51. Congress to Review Telecommunications Law
  52. Yext Launches Realtime Reputation Management System For Local Businesses
  53. Whither Verizon?
  54. AT&T Tests Free Wi-Fi in Times Square
  55. BP: Equipment in place for Gulf ‘top kill’ try
  56. Brixx Wood Fired Pizza Fires Waitress Over Facebook Post
  57. Memo to Steve Jobs: the IAd Is No Miracle Worker
  58. Going paperless gets some big-time backing
  59. Google Chrome for Mac and Linux Is Out of Beta
  60. Apple Filming Next-Gen iPhone Commercials Directed By “American Beauty” Director
  61. New “Drastically Simplified” Facebook Privacy Controls Start Rolling Out Tomorrow
  62. Dell Streak Tablet Coming This Summer
  63. .CO Hopes One Letter Less Is More
  64. Wal-Mart slashes iPhone price to $97
  65. The Top 10 Cities With the Best Broadband
  66. Facebook’s Culture Problem May Be Fatal
  67. Soluto Figures Out What’s Bogging Down Your PC (And Tells You How To Fix It)
  68. Yankee Stadium bans the iPad
  69. Ignite Seattle 10 Speaker List
  70. The NYT About to Give Up Its Most Visited Pages
  71. Perspective: A Flash Reality Check
  72. MySpace Turns to New Design, Ad Push to Revive Fortunes
  73. A Verizon reality check
  74. Report: Sprint May Also Land iPhone
  75. Twitter Bans In-Stream Ads
  76. Social Networks Capitalize on Facebook Privacy Fears
  77. Why you won’t quit Facebook
  78. How To Jailbreak Your iPad
  79. Steve Jobs on WWDC Announcements: ‘You Won’t Be Disappointed’
  80. Hulu Gets Tricked into Running on Android 2.2
  81. Flash kills browsing in Android 2.2 Froyo
  82. Android 2.2 Screenshots: Our Favorite Features in Froyo
  83. “Evil” app shows how Facebook users make their mobile numbers public
  84. Does File-Sharing Threaten Your Sensitive Data?
  85. Facebook CEO: We Will Add Simpler Privacy Controls
  86. Android vs. iPhone (Pros and Cons)
  87. An Inside Look At Facebook Questions, The Next “Killer App” Of Facebook
  88. Tim O’Reilly’s Contrarian Stance on Facebook and Privacy
  89. Amazon.com’s Kindle fails first college test
  90. The Unanswered Questions About Google TV
  91. Encrypted Search Comes to Google
  92. iPad Sales so Far
  93. Regulators Are Watching Google Over Antitrust Concerns
  94. Post-I/O Thoughts: Death of Windows Mobile
  95. Android 2.2 Goes Live On The Nexus One
  96. Use Dropbox to Support The Brooks Review
  97. AT&T Bumps ETF for iPhone to $325
  98. Perspective: So You Need a New Computer?
  99. FTC Closes its Investigation of Google AdMob Deal
  100. Perspective: Privacy on the Web
  101. Annoyed by cellphones? Scientists explain why | Reuters
  102. Sort of Private URL Shortener
  103. Dan Lyons (aka Fake Steve Jobs) Is Switching to Android
  104. VP8/WebM May Not Be So Free
  105. Facebook, MySpace Confront Privacy Loophole
  106. The Honeymoon is Over (or: Why I went back to the iPhone from the HTC Desire) |
  107. Everything You Need to Know About Android 2.2 (Froyo)
  108. Dear Google: Even If There Is No Harm, You Fouled Up on Privacy
  109. ‘A Draconian Future’
  110. After Facebook, Pakistan shuts down YouTube | Reuters
  111. Review of Google I/O Day 2
  112. Google TV Unveiled. It’s All About The Ad Reach
  113. Adobe Flash 10.1 for Android Enters Public Beta
  114. Perspective: We Need a Social Aggregator – of Sorts
  115. Why HP Really Bought Palm: Printers
  116. Sprint Evo 4G Review
  117. Curated hypocrisy: How Google camouflages its attacks on Apple
  118. The fate of a generation of workers: Foxconn undercover fully translated
  119. I want choice, but only if I agree with your choice
  120. Mobile OS web-browsing share
  121. Urbanspoon’s RezBook Lets Restaurants Manage Reservations on the iPad
  122. Foxconn’s Tegra 2-powered Android tablet hands-on
  123. International iPad App Store Now Open for Business
  124. AT&T Sees No Threat in a Verizon iPhone
  125. Google I/O Day 1 Wrap-Up
  126. Poor Android Battery Life is Users / Developers Fault
  127. Perspective: The Challenges Facing Microsoft
  128. Data Access, Data Ownership, and Sharecropping
  129. A Data Center Power Supply That Moos
  130. Twitter for iPhone Released (formerly Tweetie)
  131. ASUS Working on Netbook Using Plug-in Phone
  132. Check.in – One Checkin to Rule Them All
  133. Seagate Plans 3TB Hard Drive
  134. P&G opens online product store
  135. Another Apple Leak: iPod Touch with 2-Megapixel Camera
  136. Hands-On With the First 4G Phone
  137. iPhone OS 4.0 Beta Includes AT&T Internet Tethering
  138. Should Adobe Offer Flash on iPhones with Jailbreak?
  139. New Addition to Gmail Could Make it the Most Annoying Service on the Net
  140. Google buys Norwegian audio-video tech provider
  141. Second Thoughts About the Autopilot
  142. Hotmail to Get a Refresh
  143. Kindle for Android
  144. How Close Are We to Real Nanotechnology?
  145. Visa Credit Card iPhone Case
  146. iPhone is Old Hat Technology?
  147. Hulu Subscription Service Delayed
  148. FBI’s New Tech Delayed – Some Already In Place
  149. Soulver – A New Way to Calculate
  150. A Tribute to Mount St. Helens
  151. Another Facebook Privacy Glitch
  152. Updated Macbooks – More Battery Life
  153. Keep Your Facebook Info Private
  154. Review: Booq Tiapan Shadow
  155. Corporate Shift to the iPhone Beginning?
  156. The Pirate Bay is Down
  157. Citrix Pays You To Buy a Laptop – It Pays Off in Spades
  158. Facebook and Privacy – They Still Suck
  159. Larry Ellison – Headline Maker
  160. Piracy Fight in Spain
  161. File Sharing on the iPad
  162. WordPress 3.0 New Features Guide
  163. YouTube May Break Even, Serves 2 Billion Videos a Day
  164. How secure is Flash? Here’s what Adobe won’t tell you
  165. Idiot Emails With Steve Jobs
  166. Google grabs personal info off of Wi-Fi networks
  167. Servers Slow the Net, Not Your Cable Speed
  168. Email from Brian Lam to Steve Jobs
  169. More iPhone 4G Theft Documents
  170. It Was the Roommate that Busted the iPhone Guys
  171. New York Times Paywall Goes Up January 2011
  172. Google To Shutter Sales of Nexus One Online
  173. Facebook Updates to Correct Wrong Part of Privacy Concerns
  174. Dell Makes a Device to Fit Between Your Smartphone and iPad
  175. Paying Homage to the Space Shuttle
  176. This is how Apple rolls
  177. Twitter Search Now Parses Shortened Links for Keywords
  178. Cellphone Users Don’t Use Their Minutes
  179. iPhone to Work with Facebook Natively?
  180. Adobe, You Brought An Advertisement To A Gun Fight
  181. The iPad as Thought in 1988
  182. Google’s Chrome OS is Close
  183. My Thoughts on How to Save the News
  184. Recovery.gov Goes to the Cloud
  185. Two weeks of travel, Ten iPad lessons
  186. Android Tablet Review
  187. Proof Zuckerberg Hates Facebook Users?
  188. Adobe Passive Aggressively Attacks Apple With New Ads
  189. The Newspaper Industry Sucks So Much They Can’t Even Afford a Convention to Brainstorm Ways to Save Themselves
  190. Leaving on a Jet Plane (aka I Quit Facebook)
  191. New Server / Host
  192. Meet the iPad
  193. Server Downtime
  194. Google Knows You Hate Facebook
  195. Court Rules That LimeWire Infringed on Copyrights
  196. SAP to Buy Sybase for $5.25 Billion
  197. Great Analysis of the Verizon / Apple iPhone
  198. iPad Won't Go Mass Market = BS
  199. Review: Zinio for iPad
  200. The Verizon iPhone Hubbub
  201. Microsoft 2010 on the Web
  202. Apple Loses Another 4G iPhone
  203. AT&T Changing Upgrade Eligibility Dates for iPhone Users
  204. Link the Web to Locations
  205. Skype's New Rival, Meet Goober 3
  206. Someone Teaches the World How to Use Macs Since They Don't Have a Start Menu
  207. ATM Hack Demo Planned For Black Hat
  208. GSA Moves Toward Cloud E-Mail
  209. HiFiMan HM-801 Audio Player
  210. Verizon & Google's Tablet
  211. Traveling With the iPad
  212. Clueless Managers and Their Technology Bumblings
  213. Oh Noes: Drifting Satellite Threatens US Cable Programming
  214. Windows Phone 7 Near Final Screenshots
  215. Saving the News with Google
  216. All You Need is One…Monitor
  217. Another Reason You Don’t Need Facebook – Hapiness Comes Face to Face
  218. Auto Graphics Switching on New Macbook Pros Sucking Battery Life
  219. Apple's MobileMe Going Free?
  220. Android outsells the iPhone
  221. Faster Upstream Speeds for Cable Broadband
  222. Why You Should Still Quit Facebook
  223. The AT&T / Apple Contract [Updated]
  224. Bionic Arms, Now with Bluetooth
  225. Ars Design Awards 2010
  226. Software Developers Let Users Choose the Price
  227. Hurricane WebOS Tablet to be Made by HP
  228. Twitter Bug Lets You Control Who Follows You
  229. Computer Trades Are Focus in Wall Street Plunge
  230. Sony Vaio P (Kinda Like an Odd iPad)
  231. iPhone Gaining Market Share
  232. Gigabit WiFi Speeds?
  233. Imagine YouTube for Traders
  234. Art Selling Itself – Constantly
  235. In Mobile Age, Sound Quality Steps Back
  236. The Death of Files
  237. The Lost Tribes of RadioShack: Tinkerers Search for New Spiritual Home
  238. Reflections on the iPad's Screen
  239. On the Android Flash demo at FlashCamp Seattle
  240. iPad vs. Paperback
  241. The Tell-All Generation Learns When Not To, at Least Online
  242. The Unified Database Of Places Is Coming Soon. Or Maybe Never.
  243. Mobile Hotspot Buyers Guide
  244. Facebook, Zynga, and buyer-supplier hold up
  245. Charted: Ad Spending of Tech Companies
  246. HTC Incredible vs Nexus One
  247. Nokia Adds iPad to Its Patent Fight Against Apple
  248. Wii Sales Slowing
  249. Stock Crash Attributed to Trading Glitch
  250. What iPads Did To My Family
  251. Lazy Programmers, Or Arrogant Apple?
  252. Aussie Government Takes Matters into Their Own Hands
  253. Borders Late to the Party [updated]
  254. No verizon iPhone in 2010
  255. Should Apple Apologize to Jason Chen?
  256. iAds Could Be Waiting for Anti-Trust Lawsuits
  257. Steven Levy Revisits "Hackers"
  258. Google Goggles Now Translates Text in Pictures
  259. Did Motorola Buy a Mobile Operating System?
  260. AT&T Drops More Calls Than Competitors
  261. The First Laser
  262. Spelling Matters, Just Ask the Dow
  263. Facebook Glitch Brings New Privacy Worries
  264. Nokia Moving Towards Services
  265. At Hotels, Making Wi-Fi as Standard as a Bed
  266. Teenage Insults, Scrawled on Web, Not on Walls
  267. UC Davis Says Bye Bye to Gmail
  268. Envisioning Interactions in the Home of the Future
  269. The iPad is Crushing Netbooks
  270. An Ode to Instapaper
  271. So Newsweek Really Is Dead
  272. Why Intel Will Be a Mobile Loser
  273. FCC Is GungHo About Net Neutrality
  274. Get $2 From AT&T
  275. Infographic on How Teens Use Cellphones
  276. Towards Better Ads
  277. A Tiny Apartment Transforms into 24 Rooms
  278. 10 Reasons To Delete Your Facebook Account
  279. Apple Isn’t the Problem. Wall Street’s Big Banks are the Problem.
  280. iPhone, Gizmodo, and moral clarity about crime
  281. Microsoft Kin One and Two review
  282. Google Readies Its E-Book Plan, Bringing in a New Sales Approach
  283. Exploring iWork for iPad
  284. HP refreshes PC lines, tries to copy Apple
  285. Intel Throws its hat into the ring, again
  286. TED's OpenTV Project Announced
  287. Take a Walk, Recharge Your iPhone
  288. I Agree With One Thing Paul Thurrott Says (But Only One Thing)
  289. Central Desktop for Office
  290. Electronic medical orders may save lives
  291. The iPad – One Month In
  292. A Rapid Security Check Could Be Revived at Airports
  293. Why Do Banks Insist Upon Internet Explorer?
  294. Disposable Content On The Non-Disposable iPad
  295. AT&T's Insane International Data Rates for the iPad
  296. Stephen Hawking talks about Time Travel
  297. MarsEdit 3 Arrives
  298. Government Weighing Possible Apple Antitrust Probe
  299. Very Personal Computing
  300. Can We Stop Bombs Made From Hardware Store?
  301. SteriPEN AdventurerOpti & Water Filtration
  302. PTC Targets Android, Others for Porn
  303. WordPress App for iPad is Missing a Major Feature
  304. The Relevance of Printing
  305. At a Crossroads on Net Neutrality
  306. Seven Ethical Questions
  307. Second Life Users File Class Action Lawsuit Over Virtual Land
  308. 40 Ways We Still Use Floppy Disks
  309. HotelChatter’s Annual Hotel WiFi Report 2010
  310. Apple Sells One Million iPads
  311. Like Buttons Falling From the Sky
  312. Pitting the Web's Users Against Its Gatekeepers
  313. Ins and Outs of the 3G iPad AT&T Service Plans
  314. iPhonegate: Q.&A. With Mark D. Rasch
  315. H.264 Already Won—Makes Up 66 Percent Of Web Videos
  316. YouTube Video on iPad Over 3G Looks Like Crap
  317. Struggling to Find Bad Things About the iPad?

April 2010

  1. My Close Encounters With Steve Jobs
  2. Your Phone Is Locked, Just Drive
  3. Nerd Skill Number One
  4. HP’s Very Smart Acquisition

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