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December 2012

  1. Rethinking the Value of Scrabble Tiles
  2. Rumours of an Apple/Intel Smart Watch
  3. Microsoft Goes for the Gimmick
  4. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition Ten: Held
  5. If You See a UI Walkthrough, They Blew It
  6. The Flat Sink
  7. Microsoft Announces Locations for Their Next Six Stores
  8. Apple Investor Amnesia
  9. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition Nine: Grimes
  10. Hipstamatic’s Tintype SnapPak
  11. Google Designing ‘X Phone’
  12. Facebook Takes on Snapchat With New Poke Messaging App
  13. The Best Albums of 2012: Honourable Mentions
  14. This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things
  15. Die Standing Up
  16. The Basement
  17. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition 8: ‘Allelujah!
  18. How Safari Got Its Name
  19. How Martin Legeer Created a Bullet Time Rig With 50 DSLRs
  20. The Technologist
  21. Notes on Being Busy, Meditation
  22. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition Seven: Frank Ocean
  23. How to Download Your Instagram Photos and Kill Your Account
  24. Instagram Isn’t a Public Utility
  25. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition Six: Dum Dum Girls
  26. I Am Facebook Friends With Ryan Lanza
  27. Well, Duh
  28. In-App Purchase Inconsistencies
  29. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition Five: DJ Shadow
  30. “Has the iPhone Peaked?”
  31. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition Four: Deftones
  32. The Surface Solution
  33. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition Three: Clams Casino
  34. Google’s Winter Cleaning
  35. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition Two: Kindred
  36. “A Shallow Veneer of Simplicity”
  37. Apple System Status Page
  38. The Best Albums of 2012, Edition One: Silver Age
  39. The Web We Lost
  40. Mailbox for iPhone
  41. Google Maps for iPhone
  42. Delicious Irony
  43. Google Set to Release iOS Maps App Tonight
  44. Flickr for iPhone, 2.0
  45. BlackBerry 10 L-Series
  46. Twitter Adds Filters, but Misses the Point
  47. Microsoft Pressing Apple to Take a Smaller Cut on Sales
  48. Guy Kawasaki Opens Mouth Again
  49. Someone’s Desperate for a Macalope Mention
  50. iTunes 11 and Colours
  51. Twitter Filters
  52. What I Learned Building Twitter Bootstrap
  53. Twitter’s Photo Filters Now Available
  54. Instagram 3.2
  55. Claim Chowder: Now Available in Bulk
  56. Screwed
  57. Why “The Hobbit” Is a Better Book Than “The Lord of the Rings”
  58. Matthew Carter Interview
  59. Does S stand for Spring?
  60. The Enduring Apple TV Fantasy
  61. How I Instagram
  62. Tricky Angles
  63. The 21” iMac’s Design Compromises
  64. Twitter’s Employees Might Be Beta Testing Their New Photo Filters
  65. First Third, 2013
  66. Which Mac Will Apple Build in the US?
  67. Behind The App: Twitterrific 5
  68. My Nomination for the Best App Innovation of 2012
  69. Tim Cook Speaks
  70. Twitterrific 5
  71. The Greatest Sweatshirt Known to Man
  72. Planned Cities Seen From Space
  73. One Reason Gmail 2.0 on iOS Still Sucks
  74. Wii Woes
  75. As if You Needed Another Distraction
  76. Design Utility
  77. Overfussiness
  78. How the Tumblr Worm Spread So Quickly
  79. Assembled in the USA
  80. The Future of Search
  81. Damien Hirst: Jumping the Shark

November 2012

  1. Elevation Dock with Lightning Adapter Review
  2. A Word From the Developer of the Gift Card Camera in iTunes 11
  3. How Syria Turned Off the Internet
  4. The 2012 Formula One Season’s Awesomeness in One Chart
  5. A Film About Coffee
  6. Something is Wrong With My iPad: I Still Hate My Life
  7. Surface Pros to Be Sold With Jumper Cables
  8. Apple Releases iTunes 11
  9. Acer C7 Chromebook Review
  10. Entitlement, Morals, and Pragmatism
  11. Rdio Makes Me Appreciate iTunes
  12. It’s Records All The Way Down
  13. You Think He Ain’t Worth a Dollar, but Right Now He Feels Like a Millionaire
  14. Will.i.am Introduces iPhone Camera Accessory
  15. Market Research is Still Full of Shit
  16. Your App Needs to Sync
  17. Living With Lumia: Back to the iPhone, With Caveats
  18. Subcompact Publishing
  19. Google Play Reviews Will Now Feature Your Name and Picture
  20. Amazon’s Profits Don’t Exist, but the Company Keeps on Keeping On
  21. Bloggers vs. Journalists
  22. Reviews Are Weird
  23. Microsoft Has Failed
  24. Not Bloody Likely
  25. AnandTech, Gruber Doubtful on Chances for Retina iPad Mini Next Year
  26. Journey Sucks
  27. It’s Actually About Advertising
  28. I Don’t Want to Be Part of Your Fucking Ecosystem
  29. iTunes Through the Ages
  30. New Home
  31. A Tour From the Roaster
  32. Big, Not-Yet-Public News From Mars
  33. The AnandTech iPad Mini Review
  34. Quote of the Day: Anti-Apple Anger
  35. Apple Airs New iPhone 5 Commercials
  36. A Belarusian Opera
  37. You Can’t Say That on the Internet
  38. First Impressions
  39. Making Cents
  40. Color Labs Is Being Sued by the Cofounder
  41. Define “Win”
  42. Kaleidoscope 2 Public Beta
  43. Apple Doesn’t Own the Page Turn
  44. Disappointing Usability for Both Novice & Power Users
  45. The Quiet Ones
  46. Craft
  47. Wozniak Opens Mouth Again
  48. A Fresh Season of Apple Television Rumours
  49. Twitter’s Descent Into the Extractive
  50. Apple’s Institutional Slingshot
  51. Twitter is Pivoting
  52. Making Things for the Web
  53. iMacs Delayed Until 2013?
  54. Tungsten
  55. Apps or Food?
  56. Please Stop “Fixing” Font Smoothing
  57. Living With Lumia
  58. Spotted On Shelves, Holiday Edition
  59. That Bitter Pill
  60. How to Watch an F1 Race
  61. The Ten Greatest Car Races of All Time
  62. Quote of the Day: Arithmetic Edition
  63. Fighting Mad
  64. An Omen
  65. Success on the Side
  66. Steven Sinofsky Leaves Microsoft
  67. US Q3 Handset Market
  68. Rampant Abuse of Push Notifications Is Ruining Them for All Developers
  69. Extreme Rube Goldberg
  70. The New War for TV Is Just Beginning
  71. Too Little, Too Late
  72. Two New iPad Mini Ads
  73. Tick Tock
  74. Coffee and Cataclysm at the Carlyle Hotel
  75. Hunting for the Best Mirrorless Camera
  76. iPad Sold at Texas Gas Station Was Actually a Mirror
  77. Thank You for Buying Our Operating System. Would You Like to Buy an Electric Razor, Too?
  78. AT&T Continues Their Pursuit to Lose All Remaining Subscribers
  79. My Advice for Writers
  80. The Effects of C-11
  81. Simplicity
  82. The $2.3 Billion Question
  83. Tifosi
  84. What If There’s a Tie?
  85. On Not Being a Dick
  86. The Retina iPad Mini
  87. Apple’s Design Problems Aren’t Skeuomorphic
  88. Ambitions
  89. Ballot Design with Todd Oldham
  90. This Is the Real iPad
  91. There Is a 16 GB Microsoft Surface RT
  92. Pagination
  93. Oh, Look: Another Jackass
  94. Jackass of the Day: Emil Protalinski
  95. Quote of the Day: Sea of Stupid Edition
  96. Every Article I Neglected to Post Regarding Apple’s Big Executive Switch Which, by Now, You Must Be Sick and Tired of Reading About
  97. Twitter to Add Photo Filters to Compete With Instagram
  98. Android 4.2’s New Security System
  99. No One from Apple Will Read Your Poorly-Written Open Letter
  100. 360-Degree On-Board Video of Red Bull’s F1 Racer
  101. I’ve Wondered What Scott Forstall Would Do After He Leaves Apple
  102. Apple Releases iOS 6.1 Beta
  103. Record Player Elegance
  104. Under New Management

October 2012

  1. Dropshelf
  2. Google Voice Search Comes to iOS
  3. Growing up a Bond Girl
  4. Apple Delays iTunes Refresh Until November
  5. The Best Possible Situation
  6. Bubble Wrap
  7. Plainspoken
  8. Shaking Things Up
  9. Windows Phone 8 Review
  10. The Predictive Future of Search
  11. Nexus 4, 10, Sandy
  12. The Jobs Yacht
  13. Steve Ballmer Must Be High as a Kite
  14. Why I’m Returning My Microsoft Surface
  15. Amazon’s Quarter
  16. Samsung/Apple UK Judgment
  17. Updated Reading List
  18. I Hate Myself and Want To Die
  19. Apple’s Fourth Quarter Results
  20. Why Apple Doesn’t Care About Its Competition
  21. Introducing the Dell Pocket DJ
  22. Microsoft Surface Review
  23. Your iPad Is Not Obsolete
  24. Why Is The iPad Mini $329?
  25. On the Timing of the Mid-Cycle iPad Refresh
  26. A Conversation With Loren Brichter
  27. Introducing Letterpress
  28. Square Arrives in Canada
  29. Microsoft Surface Review
  30. Thoughts on Today’s Apple Event
  31. Another Zynga Dick Move
  32. Apple Event Coverage
  33. Amazon Cloud Service Goes Down
  34. Outlawed by Amazon DRM
  35. The New Booger
  36. ReadWriteWeb is Now ReadWrite, Slow
  37. October 23 Event Checklist
  38. October Software
  39. My Microsoft Store Experience
  40. Mr. Windows 8
  41. Two Angry Dudes v. Apple
  42. Dear Ed Bott: No, Windows 8 Is Not the New XP
  43. Windows RT License Cost
  44. The AAPL Slingshot
  45. 13-Inch Retina MacBook Pro Pictures Surface
  46. UDID to IDFA FUD
  47. My Walletless Month
  48. Why Microsoft’s Surface Ad Might be a Miss
  49. Tapbots’ Mark Jardine on Designing Tweetbot for Mac
  50. Google Earnings Come Early; Shares Drop
  51. A Small Apple Talent Acquisition
  52. On the Recent Microsoft Surface Announcements
  53. The iPhone 5 Review
  54. Microsoft Fails to Explain Windows 8 vs. Windows RT
  55. Color is Shutting Down
  56. Real Simple RSS
  57. Apple Announces Special Event for Oct. 23
  58. Mapping The Entertainment Ecosystems
  59. Real Artists Ship
  60. It’s the Browser, Stupid
  61. Introducing Circa
  62. A Space Shuttle on the Streets of Los Angeles
  63. Superman
  64. A Loyal Apple User
  65. Apple’s iPad Mini Event to Have Strong iBooks Focus
  66. Abandoned Mid-Century Modern Homes
  67. Party On, Garth
  68. iOS 6 GUI PSD
  69. Mark Your Calendars for October 23
  70. “This Disturbing Nightmare”
  71. The Second Leap
  72. The Magazine
  73. Bounce
  74. The Verge Reviews the 2012 iPods
  75. Writing With Miles Davis
  76. iPad Mini Oddities
  77. The Hidden Radio
  78. Stage Four: Depression
  79. Hipstamatic’s Lost Year Searching for the Next Killer Social App
  80. The Brief
  81. Art.sy Is Mapping the World of Art on the Web
  82. Why We No Longer Accept PayPal
  83. HTC Posts Record Profit Drop
  84. Keep It Together
  85. Not the Main Story
  86. Opinions, They Are A-Changin’
  87. Waiting for the Magic
  88. Pulse Jet Tea Kettle
  89. More Small iPad Spitballing
  90. LG’s Nexus Phone Rumored for Mid-November
  91. Google’s Motorola Ad Faked an Address to Beat Apple Maps
  92. Remembering Steve
  93. Spitballing a Smaller iPad
  94. Adele’s Skyfall
  95. Zynga’s Financial Troubles Worsen
  96. RadioShack Tries an Intriguing New Business Strategy
  97. Nokia Updates
  98. App.net Growth
  99. Lockitron: $500k of Reservations in One Day
  100. Introducing Netbot
  101. Snappli Responds
  102. The iPad Mini Will Be A Hit
  103. Here Come the Smaller iPad Parts
  104. Like Color, Time for Airtime to Get Off the Air
  105. A Trans-Atlantic Trip Turns Kafkaesque
  106. Godspeed You! Black Emperor Announce New Album
  107. Consumer Reports’ iPhone 5 Review
  108. Regarding Snappli’s Claim That Only 4% of Their iPhone Userbase Are Using Apple’s Maps
  109. R.I.P. iTunes Ping
  110. Announcing the App.net Developer Incentive Program
  111. Tim Cook Goes on Apology Binge

September 2012

  1. A Conversation With Randall Munroe
  2. Paris is Brewing
  3. Dear Chrome, Slow Your Roll
  4. Naming iPhones
  5. Brace Yourself
  6. &yet Talks to Cabel Sasser and Steven Frank
  7. “Bullshit”
  8. Lewis Hamilton to Join Mercedes
  9. Neil Young Reveals Pono Music Player
  10. A Letter From Tim Cook on Maps
  11. Yahoo Products Must Now Ship In 6 Months
  12. Gotham Logos
  13. ‘Scuse Me While I Fix This Tripe
  14. Robots Versus Journalists
  15. Why Ads Are Looking More Like Smartphone Photography
  16. VSCO Cam Update
  17. Transit App Developers Benefit as Users Look to Fill the Gap Left by Apple’s Maps
  18. iCloud Backup
  19. HP Envy Spectre XT
  20. Another Edition in My Ongoing Series of Articles Wherein I Attempt to Translate the True Meaning of Comments Related to AT&T’s Blocking of FaceTime Over 3G
  21. Windows 8 Might Be Released Unfinished
  22. RIM’s Kübler-Ross Update
  23. “A Spot of Bother”
  24. Apple’s Story to Tell
  25. iPhone 5 Display Analysis
  26. The Lightning Adapter
  27. Data Centres Waste Vast Amounts of Energy
  28. It’s One of Those Days, Isn’t It?
  29. Hold Me Closer, Betteridge
  30. New iPhone Ads
  31. Singapore Grand Prix Helmets
  32. iPhone 5 Teardown
  33. Kickstarter Is Not a Store
  34. Apple Says iOS 6 Maps App Will Get Better
  35. Abusing Emoji in iOS and Your Mac
  36. Twitter Cuts IFTTT’s Balls Off
  37. Garmin Updates Their iOS Apps
  38. The Amazing iOS 6 Maps
  39. Stripe in Canada
  40. iOS 6: Tips, Tricks & Hidden Features
  41. Quantifying the Impending iOS 6 Maps Backlash
  42. Click and Drag
  43. Phil Schiller Confirms That There Will Be No iPhone 5 Dock
  44. iPhone 5 Reviews Released
  45. Local Search in the iOS 6 Maps App is Broken
  46. Twitter Updates
  47. Quote of the Day: Rob Enderle Explains the iPhone 5
  48. The Transit App: Now in San Francisco, Austin, and Calgary
  49. Boring
  50. The Subtlety of Progress
  51. iPhone 5 Preorders Top Two Million
  52. iPhone 5 Website Teardown
  53. Samsung Responds to the iPhone 5
  54. Quote of the Day: Adaptergate
  55. The Only Thing Boring About the iPhone 5 Is the Criticism
  56. Apple Stock Hits Record as iPhone 5 Pre-Orders Sell Out
  57. Fragmentation Comes to the iPhone
  58. Apple is the New Porsche 911
  59. More Soot Than Sparks
  60. Why You Shouldn’t Be Pre-Disappointed With the Next iPhone
  61. Chrome Killed Support for UserScripts
  62. Apple Shutting Down Ping on September 30th
  63. Rumours
  64. iPhone 5 in Two Flavours
  65. Analyst? More Like Anal Cyst
  66. Quote of the Day: Fad vs. Style
  67. Nipplegate
  68. Hey Look, Everybody: There’s Drama on the Internet
  69. The Cola Wars
  70. Company Says It, Not F.B.I, Was Hacking Victim
  71. The Development of the First iPhone
  72. HP Announces Spectre One Desktop
  73. Product Treadmills
  74. Thinking Way Too Hard About How Apple Decorated Yerba Buena For Next Week’s Event
  75. Five
  76. All New Kindle Fires Stuck With Ads
  77. How Google Builds Its Maps
  78. Twitter for Mac is Dead (Obviously)
  79. eBay Acquires Svpply
  80. The First Apple Channel
  81. Nokia Faked the Still Photos Too
  82. Nokia Apologises for ‘Faked’ Lumia Smartphone Advert
  83. Good Riddance, PayPal
  84. He-Said, She-Said
  85. iPhone 5: The Rumours
  86. New Telephone Day: Nokia Edition
  87. New Telephone Day: Motorola Edition
  88. Noah Kalina Takes a Picture of His Face Every Day
  89. Nice Try
  90. What A Surprise
  91. “A Total Clusterfuck”
  92. When A Kickstarter Campaign Fails, Does Anyone Get The Money Back?
  93. Google Gets Umbrella Patent for Cloud Operating Systems
  94. Grosjean Responds
  95. My Broken Mailbox
  96. Samsung Flew Bloggers to Berlin for IFA, and Threatened to Leave Them There
  97. And That’s How I Lost My Eye
  98. The New Coffee Collective Roastery and Coffee Bar
  99. Rhino
  100. Lots of Innovation at IFA in Berlin
  101. Money Is Only Valuable if It’s Honest
  102. Tweetbot for Mac Beta (Sort Of)

August 2012

  1. The Digg Archive
  2. “Well That’s Interesting”
  3. 27” Retina Math
  4. Cloud Computing for the Poorest Countries
  5. Action Movie Gun Clips
  6. Sticky Positioning
  7. Open for Business
  8. Before the Fall
  9. Grasping at Straws
  10. Mysterious HTC Tablet Leaked
  11. Nine Eyes
  12. Canada Will Beat the U.S. to a Cashless Economy
  13. Pinch-to-Zoom FUD
  14. New iPhone Won’t Receive an NFC Chip
  15. Diagnosing an Oft-Dropping AirPort Extreme Connection
  16. Bob Mansfield to Un-Retire
  17. It Begins
  18. Who Inherits Your iTunes Library?
  19. 13-Inch Retina MacBook Pro Displays in Production
  20. Manufactured Outrage of the Day
  21. Pink Floyd’s Jam to the First Moon Walk
  22. Neil Armstrong
  23. On Design Theft
  24. Apple v. Samsung Jury Reaches Verdict
  25. The Uncanny Valley of Internet Advertising
  26. Releasing Outside the App Store
  27. The Cheapest Generation
  28. Microsoft Gets a New Logo for the First Time Since 1987
  29. Black Widow
  30. Think Small
  31. Spotify Gears up for Global Expansion
  32. Translation of Selected Portions of AT&T’s Blog Post Regarding FaceTime Over Their Cellular Network
  33. Amazon Glacier
  34. New Hotness
  35. Passwords Have Never Been Weaker, and Crackers Are Stronger
  36. PC Obsolescence is Obsolete
  37. Misleading Display Specs and What They Really Mean
  38. Who Cares If Samsung Copied Apple?
  39. Sent From My iPad
  40. Vacation Interuptus
  41. The Real Story Behind the Stolen-Blanks Scandal
  42. Google’s Motorola Files New Case Against Apple
  43. Baby Got Back
  44. Interpreting Some of Twitter’s API Changes
  45. Proposed Browser Support for Retina-Ready Images
  46. Changes coming in Version 1.1 of the Twitter API
  47. Watch It, John Browett
  48. How I Fixed My Mountain Lion Battery Issues
  49. FF Chartwell
  50. The Fastest Commute Through the Lincoln Tunnel
  51. Apple’s New Front in Battle for TV
  52. Hope For Flickr
  53. Google Maps Now Tracks More Than One Million Public Transit Stops Worldwide
  54. Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Review
  55. Ten Years of Daring Fireball
  56. Three New Features I Care About in the New iPhone
  57. Revolutionary User Interfaces
  58. Little Printer
  59. Teens Flock to YouTube for Music Consumption
  60. Micro Playlists
  61. Apple Rests its Case
  62. The iPhone Has Passed a Key Security Threshold
  63. Apple Licensed Design Patents to Microsoft With Anti-Cloning Clause
  64. Market Research is Full of Shit
  65. App.net Reaches $500,000 Funding Goal
  66. Eight Inches
  67. What Makes Paris Look like Paris?
  68. Reading List
  69. Capital-M Modern
  70. Open Books
  71. Great Exaggerations
  72. Poster Cred
  73. Trust in Baskerville
  74. From the Department of Redundancy Department
  75. Why Does the Curiosity Rover Have Such Low-Res Cameras On Board?
  76. Linkblog Cancer
  77. It’s A Bit Chilly in Hell
  78. Walt Wawra Feels Unsafe in Canada Without Gun
  79. App.net Is Not Vapourware
  80. Google Adds Personal Gmail Results Into Search
  81. Starbucks Approached Square
  82. Driver Point-of-View at Spa Francorchamps
  83. Let’s Clear Up Some Details About Square’s Big Partnership With Starbucks
  84. Everything’s Coming Up Milh—Oh, Wait
  85. Today Starbucks Signed Up for Square
  86. “Make It Work More Like the iPhone”
  87. Hacked, Updates
  88. I’ll Take the Credit For This
  89. Retina Mac Apps
  90. Craigslist’s Challenger
  91. Mat Honan, In His Own Words
  92. Perspective
  93. Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee
  94. Facebook: Work in Progress
  95. YouTube App Will Not Be Included in iOS 6
  96. Sam[scum]
  97. Curiosity Touches Down
  98. About That Next iPhone Dock Adapter…
  99. How was Mat Honan Hacked?
  100. Yes, I Was Hacked. Hard.
  101. Being Social Is About Being Private
  102. Fuck Yeah Brutalism
  103. Market Share Research is Full of Shit
  104. Armchair Rumour Speculation
  105. Dan Chung’s Olympic Smartphone Photoblog
  106. Blindly Speculating on Twitter’s Future
  107. A Bad Privacy Bug
  108. Twitter’s Landscaping Problem
  109. “Google Would Now Like to Delete the Remaining Data”
  110. Let’s Talk About This Picture of a Samsung F700
  111. Betaworks Flushes Seven Years of Internet History Down the Toilet
  112. More iPhone and iPad Prototypes From the Trial
  113. Why “Just Do It” is Bullshit

July 2012

  1. Welcome to Digg
  2. Outlook.com
  3. New “Skyfall” Trailers
  4. How to Make Great Iced Coffee With an AeroPress
  5. Mysterious 10-inch BlackBerry PlayBook Appears in Vietnam
  6. Please Stop Stacking Arial in Front of Helvetica in Your Stylesheets
  7. Apple’s Rumoured September 12 Event
  8. Jackass of the Day
  9. Unanimous Is Not an Option
  10. The Complete Guide to a Billion-Dollar Trial
  11. The New York Times Is Now Supported by Readers, Not Advertisers
  12. Batman’s Phone
  13. “Skyfall” Olympic TV Spot
  14. Mark Zuckerberg’s Big Facebook Mistake
  15. Jackass of the Week
  16. Microsoft’s Lost Decade
  17. Sparrow Goes Open Source
  18. Your Password Must Contain the Following.
  19. Quote of the Day: Flea Market Edition
  20. Google Fiber Launches in Kansas City
  21. Side by Side
  22. Apple Claims Google Warned Samsung
  23. The Marco.org Review
  24. Google Fiber
  25. This Bubble Ain’t Gonna Last
  26. Postbox and the Mac App Store
  27. .Mail is Coming To Your Dock
  28. Safari 6.0
  29. The MacStories Review
  30. The Ars Technica Review
  31. Here’s a Lollipop, Now Let Me Punch You in the Face
  32. Turning Off Ads in Parallels
  33. Lightweight Embedding of Facebook Page Updates
  34. Apple Confirms OS X Mountain Lion Coming Tomorrow
  35. Apple Reports Third Quarter Results
  36. Closed for Business
  37. The Nonsensical “iPhone 5” Name
  38. “Are You Serious?”
  39. From Whose Perspective?
  40. Facebook Advertising Efforts Face a Day of Judgement
  41. HTC Confirms That Desire HD Will Not Get Android 4.0
  42. One More Thing
  43. Tuxedo
  44. Mid Atlantic Consulting is Full of Shit
  45. Talent Acquisitions
  46. Everything is Amazing Right Now and Nobody’s Happy
  47. Apple’s Fix for the In App Purchase Hack
  48. Tokyo Arrival
  49. Tragic
  50. Quote of the Day: Talent Black Hole Edition
  51. Our Next Project: Facebook
  52. Google Acquires Sparrow
  53. Awakenings: An Android Design Process
  54. NASA Space Shuttle Enterprise Aboard the USS Intrepid
  55. The Adobe Sponsorship and Credibility
  56. 135 of the Most Beautiful Shots in Cinema
  57. Earliest Known Photos of an Apple iPad Prototype
  58. Are You Kidding Me?
  59. The Real Reason Marissa Mayer Left Google: She Had To
  60. Apple Improves iPhone 3GS Support in iOS 6
  61. Evening Edition
  62. The Sad State of Office 2013 Touch Support
  63. Yellowcake, Yellow Journalism and Android
  64. What If Social Networks Just Aren’t Profitable?
  65. Everybody Hates Windows Phone
  66. ReadWriteWeb’s Dimly Backlit Retina Flamebait
  67. How Many Lumia Phones Were Sold in the US?
  68. Retina MacBook Pro shows up in EPEAT Registry
  69. Pixel envy
  70. The Shopping Mall Turns 60
  71. My Favourite Apps at Their Smallest
  72. Backpedalling
  73. People Staring at Computers
  74. The Importance of Third-Party Twitter Clients
  75. Someone Got Robbed
  76. This Whole EPEAT Kerfuffle
  77. The New TBR Business Model
  78. Jay-Z’s 99 Problems (PDF link)
  79. Today, in RIM
  80. Quote of the Day: Hospitable Bond Villain Edition
  81. Twitter, Twitter 4.3, and The Mixed Message
  82. Reverse-Engineering a Movie Poster
  83. Let’s Try to Think This iPad Mini Thing All the Way Through
  84. Channel Orange is Now Available
  85. Loot, for Charity
  86. 50 Things I’ve Learned About Publishing a Weblog
  87. “Not As Cool”
  88. Apple Cracking Down On Sites Selling Access To iOS Betas
  89. Cherished Delusions
  90. Apple’s Fix for Corrupt Binaries
  91. The Talk Show
  92. iPad, or Giant iPod Touch?
  93. Stack Ranking
  94. “MG Siegler Can’t Be Trusted”
  95. The Google Nexus Q Is Baffling
  96. More From Vanity Fair
  97. How Terrible Shots of Olympians Went Viral
  98. “Oh Look,” He Said, “I Can Quote, Too”
  99. “I am High as a Kite”
  100. Top 20 Secrets of Coda 2
  101. Discovering San Francisco in Black and White
  102. Microsoft’s Downfall
  103. Kübler-Ross Would Like a Word
  104. Does Google Have Any Social Skills at All?
  105. Facebook’s Unfixable Email Debacle
  106. Forty Bucks
  107. Facebook Blames Email Problems On User “Confusion”
  108. Mobile Browser Share for June 2012
  109. Facebook’s Email Tampering Faces Far-Reaching Consequences
  110. What Twitter Could Have Been
  111. Shameless
  112. “Apple Just Opens a Store”
  113. Cloud House by McBride Charles Ryan

June 2012

  1. Don’t Call Our Social Network a Social Network
  2. To Elon Musk and the Model S: Congratulations
  3. Oh, Netflix Is Down? I’ll Just Update My Pinterest Then. Wait, What?
  4. The Luxury Bauble Turns Five
  5. Will Google’s Personal Assistant Be Creepy or Cool?
  6. Activating 5.6 Million Units Per Day
  7. An Update on Flash Player and Android
  8. Bob Mansfield to Retire
  9. Grim
  10. Kicking Oneself in the Nuts
  11. Google Announces Chrome for iOS
  12. Google Now
  13. What’s That Smell?
  14. Nexus Q
  15. On the Nexus 7
  16. Google Tries Something Retro
  17. Google I/O
  18. The Newsroom: Critic’s Notebook
  19. Great Idea
  20. iPhone Hands-On Review, Five Years Later
  21. iCloud Transition Update for Yojimbo
  22. Podcasts (iTunes Link)
  23. Dell Introduces New XPS 14 and XPS 15 Laptops
  24. Quote of the Day: Orbitz Edition
  25. There Is No Winner
  26. Dubstep Ad
  27. Google Updates Gmail iOS App
  28. Designing for Destruction
  29. Next-Gen MacBook Pro With Retina Display Review
  30. Alan Turing at 100
  31. Channel Orange
  32. Incorrect, Try Again
  33. The Surface and the iPad
  34. Predicting the Next Mac Desktops
  35. Flipboard for iOS Updated
  36. App Store Launches in 32 New Countries
  37. What a Difference Five Years Makes
  38. Zaprudering the Microsoft Surface Intro
  39. “Two-Sided Conversation”
  40. Mid-2012 MacBook Air Review
  41. Tweetbot for Mac
  42. Fore
  43. Quote of the Day: “I Have the Consumption” Edition
  44. Selling Your Slots
  45. Windows Phone 8
  46. The Cost of Microsoft’s Surface Tablet
  47. Introducing Statamic
  48. Microsoft Surface Allows People to Create
  49. No Price, No Date, No Apps
  50. Microsoft Surface Tablet Announced
  51. Readability by the Numbers
  52. A Week with iOS 6
  53. Busting the iOS 6 Transit Map Myths
  54. Unfunny Junk
  55. It’s Called Progress, Folks
  56. Easily the Most Idiotic Thing I’ve Read All Day
  57. On Breaking Out the Podcast App in iOS 6
  58. Google/Amazon Name Grab
  59. Microsoft and Samsung Try Out Apple’s Secret Sauce
  60. Unfixable, Unhackable, Untenable
  61. The Kids are Alright
  62. rdar://11656700
  63. Betteridge’s Law Strikes Again
  64. Tighter Restrictions on Personal Data Access in iOS 6
  65. Google Glasses Behind the Ear
  66. Stop Digging
  67. Custom “Press This”
  68. Expanding Expanded Tweets
  69. Not News and Not Even Relevant
  70. Clams Casino: Instrumentals Vol. 2
  71. Adaptive Status Bar in iOS 6
  72. Growl and Notification Centre
  73. Nothing to See Here
  74. The New Dock in Mountain Lion
  75. Really Important Customers Can Wait Another Year
  76. The Mac’s Mid-Life Crisis
  77. Missing the Point
  78. The App Formerly Known as Camera
  79. May 31st Me Looks Like an Asshole
  80. Three Takeaways From Today’s WWDC Keynote
  81. Peanut Gallery: WWDC 2012 Edition
  82. Designing for Legacy Displays on a Retina Display
  83. WWDC: Just the Data
  84. iOS 6 Preview
  85. Mountain Lion: Here’s What We Know
  86. Hamilton Becomes Seventh Winner in Seven Races
  87. Canon EF 40mm f2.8
  88. Executive Suite
  89. More On the Airfoil Speakers Fiasco
  90. Koenigsegg: Sweden’s Hypercar
  91. The iPhone Half of Track 8
  92. Seven Inches
  93. Nobody Has a Clue What Future Smartphone Market Share Will Be
  94. The Loop Turns Three
  95. Retina Mac Apps Begin Appearing in App Store
  96. I Know What You Did Last Summer
  97. 404 Not Found
  98. Breaking: Stupid People Say Stupid Things
  99. Cnut Didn’t Want His Robes to Get Wet, Either
  100. Do Not Track Must Be Off, By Default
  101. Wednesday Evening Trailer Roundup
  102. Twitter Logo in CSS
  103. The Canadian Grand Prix Preview
  104. Anxiety Over Apple Maps
  105. Prometheus
  106. Apple’s Hardware “Dilemma”
  107. LeakedOut
  108. Pre to Postmortem
  109. Using Words Not Found in the Dictionary
  110. The Maps Soap Opera
  111. Photo Permissions on iOS
  112. The Slow Death of the Ultrabook Begins
  113. Antivirus Homeopathy
  114. Silicon Valley as the New Hollywood
  115. Instapaper for Android Launches
  116. “Ari Emanuel, This Is Where I Work”
  117. Comprehensive iTunes Match Review
  118. The Mechanics and Meaning of That Dial-Up Modem Sound
  119. I Just Deleted All My Music
  120. Facebook to Be Integrated Into iOS 6
  121. iAd’s Hopefully Long Future
  122. A Tale of Two Cryptographically Signed OSes

May 2012

  1. A Coincidence, I’m Sure
  2. Sweep the Sleaze: Critique
  3. @2x Pedantry
  4. Can We Please Move Past Apple’s Silly, Faux-Real UIs?
  5. Every Steve Jobs Appearance at D
  6. Guessing WWDC 2012
  7. Lovely Disguise, Read Between the Lines
  8. Sweep the Sleaze
  9. Quote of the Day: Intelligence
  10. Let Me Teach You About this Thing Called “Context”
  11. Lineups for the Samsung Galaxy S III
  12. Tim Cook’s Interview at D10 Conference
  13. Donald Trump’s $3 Billion Name
  14. Ads in Your Face
  15. This is (Probably) the Back of Apple’s Next iPhone
  16. Shipped and Sold: A Brief Introduction
  17. The 16:9 iPhone
  18. Redesigning the Hotel Icon
  19. Speculation on the Next Mac Pro
  20. Processing…
  21. Prototype Original iPad with Dual Dock Connectors Surfaces
  22. Messages Notifications, Fixed
  23. Apple Stores to Begin Selling Nest Learning Thermostat
  24. Roulette Racing
  25. Pulp 2.5 for Mac and iOS
  26. Calculated Risks
  27. Maximum Viable Products
  28. BMW Unveils Handbuilt Zagato Coupé
  29. Coming Attractions: Windows 8
  30. The New Codas
  31. The 7-inch iPad
  32. Why Facebook Needs Two Photo Apps
  33. Responsive Typography
  34. InstaCRT
  35. Coda 2 and Diet Coda are Now Available
  36. The Outsiders
  37. Photoshop Disaster
  38. How Tim Cook is Changing Apple
  39. There’s a Sucker Born Every Minute
  40. Facebook Camera
  41. Apple Has Removed Airfoil Speakers Touch From The iOS App Store
  42. Apple Posts New Siri Ads
  43. Just Say “No”
  44. A Rare Interview with Jonathan Ive
  45. John Gruber Writes Long-Ass Headlines, But This Post is Pretty Smart
  46. Seagate to Buy LaCie
  47. Texts from Xcode
  48. The Great Gatsby
  49. 3.99999 = 4
  50. Retina Macs are 80% Here Already
  51. Honoring Steve Jobs
  52. The Doctor is Out
  53. Leap Motion
  54. Thoughts on Ping
  55. Skyfall Teaser Trailer
  56. Coda 2 and Diet Coda
  57. Four Songs on Fragility
  58. 40 Hours and a Mule
  59. A Simple Suggestion
  60. Calgary Store Next On List For Expansion
  61. What If the Dolphins Had Thumbs
  62. Four Years of App Stores
  63. The Facebook Offering: How It Compares
  64. Why I Lost My Faith In Facebook Advertising
  65. Blogging Is Not a Thing, It’s an Attitude
  66. It’d Be a Shame if Something Happened to Your Nice Operating System
  67. Flickr’s Larger, More Liquid Photo Pages
  68. The Best of Twitter in Your Inbox
  69. WSJ: Next iPhone to Feature at Least a 4-Inch Screen
  70. Felidae
  71. Dell Apologizes for Hiring ‘Shut Up Bitch’ Moderator
  72. In Praise of Pixels
  73. How Yahoo Killed Flickr and Lost the Internet
  74. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
  75. Why We Need to Keep Talking About Women in Tech
  76. The New 15″ MacBook Pro
  77. Fact-Checking Digitimes
  78. Nokia’s Last Stand
  79. As if Push Ads Weren’t Bad Enough
  80. Security Patches Will Be Made Available for CS5.5
  81. Google May Not Be Evil, but It’s Also Not Trustworthy
  82. The Making of the Leica M9-P »Edition Hermès«
  83. Dresscode: Blue Tie and Male
  84. Life Below 600px
  85. Wrist Slappy
  86. Hypothetical Television Set
  87. iCloud Beta
  88. HBO Has Only Itself to Blame
  89. Continuing a Proud Tradition of User Hostility
  90. “I’m Sorry Our Cult Makes You So Upset”
  91. Introducing the New Bing
  92. Adobe Security Bulletin
  93. New Anti-Piracy Warnings for DVDs
  94. How Hewlett-Packard Lost Its Way
  95. No One’s Winning, but We’re All Losing
  96. Announcing the Simple iPhone App
  97. Gay Marriage Ban Passes In North Carolina
  98. AppleInsider is Run By Idiots
  99. Sail by VeriFone
  100. iTunes: Thor, or the Hydra
  101. Quote of the Day: Business Vision Edition
  102. Sharing on the Internet
  103. Just Die Already
  104. Photoshop CS6 Splash Screen
  105. It’s Time to Mean Business
  106. Google Sooner
  107. Wagner’s Dream
  108. Galaxy S III Supercut
  109. Researchers Discover World’s Tiniest Violin
  110. Beastie Boys and The Roots
  111. Beastie Boys Co-Founder Adam Yauch Dead at 47
  112. Waiting for the Sun
  113. iPad Keyboard Prototype
  114. Facebook’s Numbers
  115. Galaxy S III TV Commercial
  116. Samsung Galaxy S III
  117. Innovation, By Samsung
  118. Real Numbers
  119. Dear Android: A 9:1 Piracy Rate for Games Is Not Good Enough
  120. Design Should Speak for Itself
  121. Google is Making a Huge and Annoying Mistake
  122. Quote of the Day: Free Stuff Edition
  123. Charts ‘n’ Things
  124. Wake Up
  125. BlackBerry 10 UI Guidelines
  126. BookBook for iPhone: The Final Verdict
  127. ¡On-Demand Mariachi Fiestas!
  128. SloPro for iPhone
  129. I’m Leaving the Internet for a Year

April 2012

  1. Adaptation
  2. Does “Mastered for iTunes” Matter to Music?
  3. The Pirate Bay Must Be Blocked By UK ISPs
  4. Quasar
  5. “Open”, I Guess, Kind Of
  6. Always With the Negative Waves
  7. Woz Likes His Lumia
  8. Improvements to Permalinks and Citations
  9. Is RIM Behind The Embarrassing “Wake Up” Campaign?
  10. Firefox: Not A Good Citizen on OS X Lion
  11. More Historic Photos From the NYC Municipal Archives
  12. 10 Years of Touts
  13. Book and Volume
  14. Apple Analyst
  15. New Yorker Covers You Were Never Meant To See
  16. Optical Lamination, or the Lack Thereof
  17. Why Has Forrester’s CEO Become an Apple Doomsayer?
  18. Google Needs to Be Clearer
  19. Steve Jobs’ Plan for the Millionth iMac
  20. Does Your Dock Reflect Your Priorities?
  21. The AeroPress Ritual
  22. On The Meaning Of “Settle”
  23. File Under: Totally Unsurprising
  24. WWDC 2012: June 11-15
  25. My iOS 6 Wish List
  26. Tim Cook Spells Out the Rapid Growth of Apple’s iPad
  27. New York City, a Century Ago
  28. Clicky Keyboards
  29. Notes From the Earnings Call
  30. Apple Reports Second Quarter Results
  31. Google Drive Officially Launches
  32. The Average Font
  33. Fallacious Logic: Launching
  34. The Instagram Investment
  35. The Claude Glass: Instagram in the 18th Century
  36. iPad Text Editors, Reviewed
  37. Don’t Be Evil but Don’t Miss the Tech Train
  38. Facts, 360 B.C.-A.D. 2012
  39. Time and Taste
  40. The Design of a Signage Typeface
  41. Linus Torvalds on the MacBook Air
  42. “Here’s Why Apple Stores Won’t Work”
  43. Tumblr to Launch Ads Starting May 2
  44. The Biting Reality of RSS
  45. FeedBurner Uglies Up Clean URLs
  46. Innovator’s Patent Agreement
  47. You’re Not Helping
  48. Something from Nothing
  49. Why Do We Think Apple Will Make a TV Set?
  50. How I Beat a Patent Troll
  51. Not Good Enough
  52. 30 Days With The New iPad
  53. Progress
  54. Announcing the Windows 8 Editions
  55. Pictures of the Asus Transformer Prime GPS Dongle
  56. Are Digital Downloads Covered by Your Home Insurance?
  57. How Many iPhones Did Apple Sell Last Quarter?
  58. Toning It Down
  59. Camera+ 3.0.2 Release Notes
  60. Fix Radar or GTFO
  61. iTunes’ Ball and Chain: Windows
  62. I Lost Access to My Google Account Today
  63. The One Product That Makes Apple a Trillion-Dollar Company
  64. Code Not Physical Property, Court Rules
  65. Field Notes “National Crop” Edition
  66. Sony’s Recovery Strategy
  67. Thank You Google for Breaking All My Apps and Extensions
  68. Useless Mug Available Again
  69. How’s John Dvorak Doing?
  70. A Better Email Failure
  71. Inside the DOJ’s Price-Fixing Case
  72. 75 Ultrabook Designs on the Way
  73. That Damn Linen
  74. The Nokia Lumia 900 Is Here. Again.
  75. Come Again?
  76. Sony Revises Expected Loss to $6.4 Billion
  77. Time to Right the Syncing Ship
  78. The 4-Inch iPhone
  79. Memoirs of an Apple Genius
  80. Useless Mug
  81. Cha-Ching
  82. Instagram’s User Base Wasn’t the Only Thing Growing
  83. Quote of the Day: “A Billion Dollars” Edition
  84. Facebook to Buy Instagram for $1 Billion
  85. Nice Timing, AT&T
  86. Blew
  87. We Die Young
  88. Wait, a CEO Said That?
  89. Please Stop Hauling Out Steve Jobs’ Ghost
  90. Why Android Won’t Ruin Instagram
  91. Update from the CEO
  92. The Difference Between 7″ and 7.85″ is Everything
  93. Ferdinand Porsche Dies at 76
  94. Jim Marshall Dies Aged 88
  95. “This Request Cannot Be Declined”
  96. Photo Stream in Finder’s Sidebar
  97. Simplicity and Obviousness
  98. Whither the iPod Touch?
  99. Google Begins Testing Its Augmented Reality Glasses
  100. Nokia Lumia 900 Review
  101. A Comparison of Instagram for Android and iPhone
  102. Instagram for Android Now Available
  103. Four and Half Years On
  104. Nokia’s Lumia Ads Say Your Phone Is No Good
  105. Proposed Articles for Deletion
  106. Does the iPad Have One Button Too Many?
  107. Fools of the Year
  108. Android Economics
  109. Dan Porter: Jackass of the Week

March 2012

  1. Google Will Abandon Android
  2. The Toll of Hardware and Software Fragmentation on Android Devs
  3. French “Three Strikes” Law Fails to Boost Sales
  4. Outlandish Claims
  5. Google Goes After Apple and Amazon
  6. “Sir, I Have a Plan”
  7. Hot Mic
  8. Two Weeks with the New iPad
  9. Svbtlety
  10. Paper for iPad
  11. 163 Reasons
  12. Neven Mrgan’s Crazy Tip of the Day
  13. Taposé for iPad
  14. Google Drive in April?
  15. Fixing the App Store
  16. And Now For Something Completely Antique
  17. Yet Another iPad-Gate is a Non-Story
  18. Rob Enderle vs. Reality
  19. Square Rebrands Card Case as “Pay with Square”
  20. Evidently…
  21. Woah, Slow Down There, RIM
  22. Former Engineer Says New Apple TV UI Was Rejected 5 Years Ago
  23. Screenshots of Despair
  24. Why Magicians Are a Scientist’s Best Friend
  25. Farewell, Race City
  26. Sad Trombone
  27. rdar://11099144
  28. So, Your New iPad Won’t Connect to WiFi…
  29. WebKit Limit on Image Display
  30. On Retina iPads and File Size
  31. Stupidgate
  32. We Are the 5 Percent
  33. Zynga Buys ‘Draw Something’ Maker OMGPOP
  34. Times Changes Policy on Visits to Web Site
  35. It Must Be a Samsung
  36. Consumer Reports Sensationalism
  37. From the Obvious Chronicles
  38. Welcome to the Post PC Era
  39. One More Thing 2012
  40. Quote of the Day
  41. Three Million in Three Days
  42. Nothing Crazy
  43. Apple Plans Cash Position Conference Call
  44. Mike Daisey’s Pride
  45. Shit, Meet Fan
  46. Mountain Lion Now Protects Your Contacts
  47. Introducing Instapaper 4.1
  48. New Season of “Put This On”
  49. Web Design Trends
  50. Backpedaling Hard
  51. Google Picks Up The Entire Milk Team
  52. Introducing PayPal Here
  53. Anarchy in the App Store
  54. The Embargo Has Lifted, Apparently
  55. Chris Pirillo’s Dad Gives OS X a Spin
  56. RIM Reveals New $120 PlayBook Keyboard Case
  57. 3.1 Million Pixels Are Heavy
  58. Google Could Lose Default Search Engine Status on iPhone
  59. Apple’s New iPad Gets Unboxed, Benchmarked
  60. I’m Not a “Curator”
  61. Questions Over the Meaning of 4G
  62. 9 AM
  63. A Day in the Life of an Apple Event Liveblogger
  64. Obtuse
  65. In the Blue Corner, Rob Enderle
  66. The iPad Is Unbeatable
  67. AT&T, 4G, and the New iPad
  68. The New iPad Keynote In 90 Seconds
  69. Learning From Competition
  70. Hands-On With iPhoto for iOS
  71. iPad Retina Display Gallery
  72. The Google Maps Mystery
  73. Samsung Scrambles to Attack the New iPad
  74. About that BookBook…
  75. iPhoto for iOS
  76. The New iPad’s Name
  77. iOS 5.1 Makes the iPhone 4S on AT&T a Big Liar
  78. Apple Boosts 3G Download Cap to 50MB
  79. Apple Special Event March 2012
  80. How Do You Cite a Tweet?
  81. Kill Weasel Words, Avoid the Passive, Eliminate Duplicates
  82. The Clues to a Great Story
  83. Disappointing, Three Years Running
  84. Uncle Sam: If It Ends in .Com, It’s .Seizable
  85. With New Hardware, Square Begins Taxi Rollout
  86. What the iPad 3 Really Needs: Fewer Stupid Articles About the iPad 3
  87. Is Ice Cream Sandwich Out Yet?
  88. Proview Fights for iPad Trademark All the Way to Bankruptcy
  89. 24/192 Music Downloads are Very Silly Indeed
  90. Submit a Radar, or GTFO
  91. Frequent, Intense Mature and Suggestive Themes
  92. iPad 3 and Photography
  93. Square Register
  94. All-Time Top Apps
  95. Rob Enderle: Wrong Again
  96. OpenRadarHelper
  97. Google Music Is Bleeding
  98. Windows 8 vs. iPad
  99. Debunking Digitimes
  100. The Glass Staircase at the Amsterdam Apple Store

February 2012

  1. A Thoughtful Analysis of the iPad 3 Invitation
  2. Promoted Tweets Coming to Twitter Mobile Apps
  3. Andy Rubin is Kidding Himself
  4. Siri, Update This Headline
  5. Apple Loophole Gives Developers Access to Photos
  6. Apple Announces iPad Event for March 7
  7. Mercedes-Benz Brings Siri To Their Cars
  8. Dodging Regulations
  9. Make Mistakes
  10. Skateboarding in the 1960s
  11. Rick’s Rant: Online Privacy
  12. Imagine My Surprise
  13. Right Versus Pragmatic
  14. Followup: BookBook for iPhone
  15. The Markdown Mindset
  16. iBooks DRM Has Been Hacked
  17. Every Mobile Social App Site, Ever
  18. Please, Keep It Simple
  19. Is Throttling Smartphones Pointless?
  20. Why a New iOS Home Screen is a Big Deal
  21. What’s the Waiter Doing With the Computer Screen?
  22. TV Is Broken
  23. Apple Acquires Chomp
  24. Google’s New “Batshit Crazy” UX
  25. Dell’s the Computer to Use if Taking Photos of Fat Guys Farting Is Your Thing
  26. BlackBerry PlayBook Software Gets Major Upgrade
  27. Ubuntu for Android
  28. Flickr Is Getting a Major Makeover
  29. Google to Sell Heads-Up Display Glasses
  30. Every Product is a Killer Product
  31. He Said, She Said
  32. How the BlackBerry CEOs Lost an Empire
  33. Things Cloud Beta Goes Public
  34. ABC’s Nightline Visits Foxconn
  35. “They May Be On To Something Here”
  36. Oh, It Is On
  37. The Real Missed Opportunity
  38. Mac OS X Mountain Lion vs. Real Mountain Lion
  39. Confirmed: iPad 3 Has a 2048×1536 Retina Display
  40. The New Windows 8 Logo
  41. Tell Vic Everything
  42. Our Decision to Abandon the Mac App Store
  43. This is Not a Conspiracy Theory
  44. About Gatekeeper
  45. Mountain Lion’s Notification Center [sic]
  46. Cabel Sasser on Gatekeeper
  47. Mountain Lion
  48. Inside an Apple Product Photo Shoot
  49. Wednesday, the Twenty-Ninth
  50. The Saga is Nearly Over
  51. My Homescreen on Swipe the Linen
  52. A Clear Review
  53. Walter Isaacson’s ‘Steve Jobs’
  54. iOS Apps and the Address Book
  55. Tim Cook on the “Law of Large Numbers”
  56. Protest Against Apple Nothing More Than a Publicity Stunt
  57. Roger Martin: Defensive Idiot
  58. Microsoft Store Hacked in India
  59. US Air Force Might Purchase Up to 18,000 Tablets
  60. The New Vimeo
  61. The Critical Thought of Creativity
  62. Do You Know Where Your Kids Are? Because I Do
  63. Apple Takes on the Galaxy Nexus, and by Association, Google
  64. Place Your Bets
  65. Instagram Version 2.1
  66. Retro Design is Crippling Innovation
  67. Gary Hustwit’s Design Trilogy
  68. Instagram Photos of the Severe Freeze in Europe
  69. Apple Stock’s Lofty Heights, in Context
  70. If 2 GB is Excessive, Why is AT&T Selling 3 GB Mobile Data Plans?
  71. The Barista’s Curse
  72. Hipster CEO Also Apologizes
  73. iOS Address Book Access Should Prompt the User for Permission
  74. Stealing Your Address Book
  75. Google Says It Won’t Support Fair Licensing in Open Standards
  76. Groupon Announces Fourth Quarter 2011 Results
  77. Path Regains My Trust
  78. Tweetbot 2.0 for iPhone (and iPad)
  79. Chrome Beta for Android Hands-On
  80. “Don’t Use Bottom Tab Bars”
  81. Hipster Uploads the User’s Address Book in Plain Text, Too
  82. Pears
  83. Regarding Path’s Mass-Uploading of User Data
  84. Chrome For Android
  85. Path Uploads Your Entire iPhone Address Book to Its Servers
  86. Motorola Needs to Curb Their Declining Profits Somehow
  87. Format Wars Are Stupid
  88. The Cause For All Your Mac OS X Mouse Annoyances
  89. Honeywell Files Patent Lawsuit Against Nest
  90. What Actually Changed in Google’s Privacy Policy
  91. Undercover Operator
  92. Asymmetrical Battlefield
  93. Unintended Consequences
  94. Apple Modifies EULA for iBooks
  95. Seems Reasonable
  96. Just a Guess, Nothing More
  97. Google to Automatically Scan Android Market for Malware
  98. Peek Killing Off US Email and Twitter Devices
  99. Vodafone McLaren Mercedes MP4-27 Launch
  100. Hear That Noise? That’s Violet Blue Back-Pedalling…
  101. Apple Was the Only Mobile Phone Maker to Grow U.S. Market Share in Q4 2011
  102. Reported iMessage Bug Isn’t a Bug
  103. Apollo
  104. Brazil’s New Overtime Law
  105. Third
  106. Dixons Apparently Sucks
  107. Field Notes: Red Blooded
  108. Undocumented 10.7.3 Enhancement
  109. Siri in Scotland
  110. Facebook’s IPO
  111. Apple Store Employee Reportedly Being Spied on via iMessage Bug
  112. Apple Enforces the Warning in Their Email Footers

January 2012

  1. Amazon’s Sales Miss Estimates, Profit Drops
  2. Symantec Clarifies Counterclank Malware Claim on Android
  3. Apple Updates AirPort Utility, Firmware
  4. Do You Have the Paperback or the Hardcover?
  5. A Lot Less Guilty Than You Think
  6. How You Like Them Now, Newt?
  7. Millions Download New Trojan Discovered in Android Market
  8. RIM’s New CEO Is Staying the Course
  9. Recycled iPhone 5 Rumors Miss the Point
  10. Please, Let Me Pay for That Movie
  11. The Human Cost is Built Into an iPad
  12. Cars Do Not Belong in Cities
  13. 81% of Smartphones Sold by AT&T in Q4 Were iPhones
  14. Next iPhone Not In Production
  15. Google is FUBAR
  16. Android 4.0 for Droid RAZR Leaks
  17. Apple’s Monster Quarter In Charts
  18. It’s Also a River
  19. Staggering Results
  20. Sony Unveils Tiny 13-Megapixel CMOS Image Sensor
  21. Samsung Galaxy Note Review
  22. Publishers And Booksellers See A ‘Predatory’ Amazon
  23. RIM’s Balsillie and Lazaridis Step Aside
  24. Camera-Less iPhone 4S Launches in Singapore
  25. Product Lines Need to Simplify
  26. Microsoft Keeps It Old-School With a Pricey Text Adventure Game
  27. Damien Hirst (1965–2012)
  28. Android Really Isn’t Making Money
  29. McGraw-Hill’s New Math
  30. The New Education
  31. The Wrong Kind of Kodak Moment
  32. Apple Education Event Keynote
  33. How I Test Ideas
  34. Megaupload Shut Down
  35. Apple in Education
  36. Public-Private Domain
  37. The iPhone’s Long-Missing Two Pane Email Client
  38. Feather for Twitter
  39. So Far, 2012 Isn’t So Hot For Google
  40. Homebase
  41. If You Don’t Have Quantity, Have Quality
  42. Wikipedia to Shut Down in Protest of SOPA and PIPA
  43. Android Doubles Down on Design
  44. Leave the Giant Conglomerate Alone
  45. “I Hope Your Balls Turn to Bicycle Wheels and Backpedal Up Your Ass”
  46. “Not Condoned”
  47. The Google-Kenya Ripoff
  48. Apple’s 2012 Supplier Responsibility Report
  49. Notes From the Android Design Guidelines
  50. Hot Drinks on a Cold Day
  51. Half-Assed
  52. This Is Getting Catty
  53. The Author of SOPA Is a Copyright Violator
  54. Companies Who Spam Their Best Customers
  55. Waking Bad
  56. BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0
  57. Contradict Yourself, Why Don’t You
  58. Asus’ Unnamed Tablet
  59. Whack the Dog
  60. The Impracticalities of Local Manufacturing
  61. WordPress Has Left the Building
  62. The Estate
  63. Samsung Will Not Upgrade Galaxy S Phones
  64. The Best Kickstarter Videos From 2011
  65. The Best Records Ever
  66. They’re Exactly What You’d Call “Guidelines”
  67. They’re Not Even Trying
  68. Quote of the Day
  69. On the Trail of an Intercontinental Killer
  70. What Non-Apple Tablet Makers Can Learn From Sins Past
  71. All Major Labels Are Now Suing Grooveshark
  72. Don’t Blame Smartphones if Your Network Is Congested
  73. Facebook Business Cards Are Here
  74. One Month on the iOS App Store
  75. Ray Ozzie Starts New Venture
  76. Limited Unlimited
  77. Letter in Icelandic from the Ninette San
  78. Dear Comedy Central
  79. Nokia Lumia 710 Review
  80. Tyler Brûlé, Mr. Zeitgeist
  81. Second Crack
  82. This Infographic Is Unnecessary and Incorrect
  83. Android Is Just a Development Platform, Example Number 285
  84. Estimating iPhone Sales In the US During Q4
  85. Let’s Hope It Doesn’t Melt In the Interim
  86. Fanboy Theory
  87. That’s It?
  88. The Most Important Man In Music
  89. Consistency vs. Openness
  90. Samsung Announces the Galaxy Ace Plus
  91. Google’s Sponsored Post Campaign
  92. RIM Chops All PlayBook Prices to $299
  93. White House Denies CIA Teleported Obama to Mars
  94. Cheaper Than Free
  95. Domo Arigato
  96. A Happy, Flourishing City With No Advertising
  97. Misconceptions About iOS Multitasking
  98. Future Nostalgia

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