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December 2013

  1. The AnandTech Mac Pro Review
  2. The Results of a DNA Picture Depend on Who’s Developing It
  3. What Paul Graham Didn’t Say
  4. Smart Watches and Computers on Your Face
  5. On Hacking MicroSD Cards
  6. Michael Schumacher in Critical Condition After Ski Fall
  7. The Tech Press Can’t Admit to Having Nice Things
  8. Bullies and Bystanders
  9. Intellectual Property Brouhaha
  10. Tech’s “Lost Year”
  11. The VSCO Look
  12. The Best Photo Editing App for the iPhone
  13. A Royal Pardon for Alan Turing
  14. My “Sweet” Mac Setup
  15. The China Mobile Deal is Now Official
  16. Projecting
  17. The Theory Behind Writer Pro
  18. Pkpkt
  19. Tech Podcasts
  20. Big Fan
  21. Apple’s Inter-App Sharing Dilemma
  22. Obama Panel Recommends New Limits on NSA Spying
  23. Mac Pro Available Starting Tomorrow
  24. iTunes Match and Mastered for iTunes
  25. The Pricing of the Best Apps of 2013
  26. Misunderstood or Double-Edged?
  27. Misunderstood
  28. Twitter Working on “Edit” Feature for Tweets
  29. The Definitive Facts Behind CBS’s Flawed Report
  30. ‘60 Minutes’ and the Revolving Door Journalism of John Miller
  31. Special Access
  32. A Swing and a Miss
  33. App Store Ratings Are the Least of Our Worries
  34. Keeping It Simple Is Complicated
  35. ‘The Whopping $3.99 Purchase Price’
  36. Canadian Competition Bureau Files Complaint Against Google
  37. Charlie Parker
  38. Instagram Direct, Twitter DMs, and the Social/Communications Map
  39. Stock and Flow
  40. The Year ‘The Stream’ Crested
  41. Instagram Direct
  42. Facebook Puts Its Web Feed in Motion With Auto-Playing Videos
  43. Canada Post to Phase Out Urban Home Mail Delivery
  44. Decisions and Tensions
  45. Systems Poster Series
  46. Twitter Makes Its Play for Private Messaging
  47. Why Default Settings Should Be Right
  48. On the Threshold of Sense
  49. The Silicon Valley Letter
  50. Reform Government Surveillance
  51. Feedly Is/Was Hijacking Shared Links
  52. Ratio coffee
  53. Apple Selling Sharp 4K Display
  54. Apple Rolling Out iBeacon in US Apple Stores
  55. Android Support vs iOS Support
  56. Scott Simpson at Çingleton 2013
  57. Departures
  58. Apple Desktops Overtake Dell on Shoppers’ Holiday Wish Lists
  59. A China Mobile iPhone Is a Really Big Deal
  60. Microsoft Might Kill Windows RT
  61. On the Failure of Healthcare.gov
  62. Spotify Spills Details on Artist Payments
  63. VSCO Cam Now Available for Android
  64. Use Time Machine With the 802.11ac AirPort Extreme Base Station
  65. Two Weeks With the Retina iPad Mini
  66. Stuxnet’s Secret Twin
  67. Apple Buys Topsy
  68. Oli-Gig-Opoly
  69. Edison’s Revenge
  70. Amazon’s Drone Army
  71. The Mystery of the Creepiest Television Hack
  72. Mapping as a Service

November 2013

  1. Newsstand in iOS 7
  2. Google’s Growing Patent Stockpile
  3. Much Ado About Bitcoin
  4. Three Unpublished J.D. Salinger Stories Have Leaked Online
  5. The Dirty Secret of “Discounts”
  6. Android is Eating the World
  7. YouTube 5.3 Reveals Upcoming “Music Pass”
  8. Silicon Valley Isn’t a Meritocracy
  9. GoldieBlox, Fair Use, and the Cult of Disruption
  10. No Matter Why Apple Bought PrimeSense, It Should Be Interesting
  11. Righteous Bits
  12. Only 25% of Yahoo Employees Willing to Use Yahoo Mail
  13. Photographer Wins $1.2 Million From Companies That Took Pictures Off Twitter
  14. Apple Confirms Acquisition of PrimeSense
  15. Eric Schmidt Says Some Schmidt
  16. A Farewell Trip on the World’s Longest Flight
  17. It’s a Trap
  18. The Unacknowledged Compromise
  19. Truce android ios
  20. Not Dead; Finished
  21. Bingers (That Pun Was Less Pathetic Than Microsoft’s Scroogled Store)
  22. iWork for iOS and Mac Updated
  23. Jury Says Samsung Owes Apple Another $290 Million
  24. Mark Webber’s Final Formula 1 Press Conference
  25. Leaving Google Chrome
  26. Diff
  27. Instagram Arrives on Windows Phone Today, Without Camera Support
  28. Stagnation or Stability?
  29. WordPress Adds Native Markdown Support
  30. Cell Carriers Again Prove That They Are Dicks
  31. Bob Dylan’s Interactive ‘Like a Rolling Stone’ Video
  32. The Sweet Setup
  33. FiftyThree Pencil
  34. $17 Million Settlement With Google Over Tracking of Consumers
  35. Earphone ‘Burn-In’ Is Hokum
  36. Can We Talk?
  37. Life 365
  38. Just Noise
  39. Jony Ive and Marc Newson
  40. OS X Mavericks Features That’d Be Great in iOS 8
  41. Image Retention on Retina iPad Mini
  42. iPad Mini First Impressions
  43. Coin Is Trying to Be a Card That Replaces Every Swipeable Card in Your Wallet
  44. iBooks and iTunes U Updated With iOS 7 Redesigns
  45. Legroom Becomes Equal
  46. Apple Spending Big on Robots and Lasers
  47. Microsoft Does Away With Stack Ranking
  48. We Meet With the London Bike Courier Who Runs a Vice Parody Account, Then Get Wasted and Cry Into a Pillow
  49. NMPA Sends Takedown Notices to 50 Sites, Including Rap Genius
  50. Introducing Custom Timelines
  51. Hot and Fresh Claim Chowder
  52. iPad Mini With Retina Display Available Now
  53. Look Inside Apple’s Spaceship Headquarters
  54. Progress Shouldn’t Mean Regression
  55. Technological Optimism, but Only Just
  56. Take Those Retina iPad Mini “Burn In” Stories With a Grain of Salt
  57. Desktop Class
  58. Five Years in the App Store
  59. Olloclip 4-in-1 Review
  60. Photo Stream Limits Substantially Increased (Update: Probably Not)
  61. Basic Math Matters
  62. iWork File Format, Redux
  63. The Kübler-Ross Stages of BlackBerry
  64. Twitter’s Up 75%, but That’s Nothing Compared With 1999
  65. Khoi Vinh on Everpix
  66. Wait, Wasn’t Twitter Supposed to Be Dead by Now?
  67. A List of Features Returning to iWork
  68. You’ve Been a Naughty Search Engine (Whip Crack)
  69. Like Cracking a Nut With a Sledgehammer
  70. Apple’s iPad Air Adopts IGZO Technology
  71. Apple’s Releases Report on Government Information Requests (PDF Link)
  72. Everpix Is Shutting Down
  73. Skating Towards the Goal
  74. Q Branch’s Customer Support Guidelines
  75. Apple Confirms Next US Factory in Arizona
  76. Apple’s iTunes Remote App Updated
  77. Chrome’s Insane Password Security Strategy, Redux
  78. BlackBerry-Fairfax Takeover Dies; Thorsten Heins Out
  79. Workplace Equality Is Good for Business
  80. The 1939 New York World’s Fair
  81. There is No Non-“Real” iPad
  82. The Upcoming Moto G Will Run Android 4.3
  83. Scat Academy (Part 1)
  84. Why FaceTime Audio Won’t Replace Phone Calls
  85. J.D. Pricing Power
  86. J.D. Power Satisfaction Survey Reveals J.D. Power Is Unsatisfactory
  87. Mavericks’ New Activity Detection
  88. Kicking the Can
  89. The New Rules of Tech Journalism

October 2013

  1. Android for Some
  2. Measuring Google+ Activity
  3. Searching for Ads
  4. Why the NSA Wanted Back Door Access to Data Centres
  5. OS X 10.9 Brings Thunderbolt Networking
  6. Finder 10.9 Disk Space Embellishment
  7. Fantastical 2 for iPhone
  8. The iPad Air Reviews Are Rolling In
  9. Samsung’s Developer Strategy
  10. The Problem Isn’t Technology; It’s You
  11. Apple Doesn’t Want to Bust Your iPhone
  12. Adobe’s Giant Security Breach is Even Gianter
  13. “A Year to Forget”
  14. Apple Should Spend Its Money on Its Future
  15. A Mysterious Black Tube Appeared in Jeff Carlson’s Mailbox
  16. Samsung Galaxy of Weird
  17. iPad Mini for Creation
  18. Likely Justification for the New iWork File Formats
  19. Freedumb
  20. Re-Re-Re-Revisiting This Big iPhone Thing
  21. Exploring the New iWork for Mac File Formats
  22. LinkedIn Introduces Insecurity
  23. App Store Inconsistencies, Continued
  24. Human After All
  25. iPad Mini or iPad Air?
  26. Apple Pulls Some Disney and Pixar Titles From iTunes Store
  27. How Not to Design a Great Race Track
  28. Cabel Sasser’s Talk at XOXO
  29. How Apple Makes the Mac Pro
  30. Samsung Fined for Paid Comments
  31. Another Entry in the App Store Inconsistency Diaries
  32. Rite of Passage
  33. Apples and Oranges and Sour Grapes
  34. Best in Class, Built to Last
  35. The State of Maps
  36. The Price of Free Software
  37. Apple’s Free Apps
  38. Brian White is a Really Shitty Analyst
  39. Grading “Spitballing Apple’s October Event”
  40. The Siracusa Review of Mavericks
  41. Nokia Lumia 2520
  42. Apple Really Must Have a Lot More to Cover
  43. Google’s Iron Grip on Android
  44. Why Android First Is a Myth
  45. Why Does Windows Have Terrible Battery Life?
  46. BBM Now Available for Android and iPhone, Kind Of
  47. David Pogue to Join Yahoo
  48. Twitter to Kill Twitter Music
  49. Product Launch Day
  50. Maciej Cegłowski’s Talk at XOXO
  51. The Final Straw for Newsstand
  52. What Is Digital Art Worth?
  53. “Rearranging Crackers on Plates on Deck Chairs on the Titanic”
  54. The State of Tapbots’ Apps in iOS 7
  55. Schmidtty Ads
  56. WSJ Backpedals on iPhone 5c Supply Chain Cuts Story
  57. Olloclip Launches 4-in-1 Lens for iPhone
  58. The Panic Office
  59. The Plastic Sky Is Falling
  60. Cupertino Council Approves Apple Campus 2
  61. iCloud Email
  62. Media Temple Is Acquired by GoDaddy
  63. Spitballing Apple’s October Event
  64. Apple Confirms an October 22 Press Event
  65. Angela Ahrendts to Join Apple as SVP of Retail and Online Stores
  66. Patagonia Through the iPhone 5S
  67. iPhone 5S Outselling iPhone 5C Two-to-One, According to CIRP
  68. Canadian Government to Push Cable Providers to Unbundle Channels
  69. Flipcase
  70. Surface RT Brand Was Confusing
  71. Adventures of a Serial Trespasser
  72. Instagram No Longer Lets Users Disable Video Autoplay
  73. Google Sets Plan to Sell Users’ Endorsements
  74. Judge: Google’s Tracking Not Harmful
  75. Dave Eggers “Made” Michele Filgate “Quit” Twitter
  76. What Is Podcasting?
  77. Henry Blodget Walked Around Apple’s Campus
  78. How Not to Write App Release Notes
  79. How Loom Fixed the iOS 7 Forced Logout Bug
  80. Why Malcolm Gladwell Matters, and Why That’s Unfortunate
  81. Older Samsung Phones Banned From US as Trade Order Goes Into Effect
  82. Apple’s Rumoured Oct 22 iPad Event
  83. More on the Red Bull Traction Control Mystery
  84. HP’s New Chromebook
  85. Nest Protect
  86. Setting Expectations
  87. Built Right In
  88. Square Opening New Offices in New York and Waterloo
  89. This Year’s iMac Update Is a Lot Bigger Than I Thought
  90. Samsung’s Galaxy Gear Advertising
  91. iPhone 6B, for Big
  92. Terrible Reporting About iPhone Security
  93. The Architecture of Density
  94. Intellectual Ventures Is Running Out of Money
  95. Behind the Scenes of the First iPhone Announcement
  96. Real Security Flaws vs. New Security Flaws
  97. Customer Data at Adobe Has Been Compromised
  98. “Instagram as a Growing Business” Is an Odd Euphemism for Adding Ads
  99. Apple Acquires Cue
  100. Red Bull’s Traction Secret
  101. The State of Cheating in Android Benchmarks
  102. Inside Lavabit’s Battle Against the Courts
  103. How Panic Got Into Video Games With Campo Santo
  104. iCloud’s Storage Limits
  105. Wristy Business
  106. How Nate Boateng Almost Lost Every Family Photo
  107. Like Clockwork
  108. Touch ID and the Secure Enclave
  109. Touch ID Conspiracy of the Day
  110. Galaxy Gear Review Roundup
  111. Guide: Awesome Coffee Gear
  112. Note 3’s Benchmarking “Adjustments” Inflate Scores
  113. Is Thunderbolt “Doomed” to Be the New Firewire?

September 2013

  1. How BlackBerry Blew It
  2. Time to Make Other Plans
  3. “You Lose; Good Day, Sir”
  4. A Beginner’s Guide to Pinboard
  5. Optimizing UI Icons for Faster Recognition
  6. Amazon’s Kindle Fire HDX
  7. Ballmer Bids Cringeworthy Farewell to Microsoft
  8. Microsoft Unveils the Second-Generation Surface
  9. Unleashing Genetic Algorithms on the iOS 7 Icon
  10. FaceTime Audio Over a Cellular Connection
  11. Can Apple Announce the Rest of 2013′s Products in Just One Event?
  12. Instagram for iOS 7
  13. Clear Responds to the Pricing Backlash
  14. Samsung Counters iPhone 5S With a Golden Galaxy S4
  15. Unsucking Apple’s Mapping Data
  16. Naming Overcast
  17. Obtrusive
  18. Why PopSci Is Shutting Off Their Comments
  19. Horse_ebooks Is Human After All
  20. Overcast
  21. The Maps Data Gap
  22. Nine Million
  23. Chaos Computer Club Breaks Apple Touch ID
  24. The Hot Red Chairs
  25. Update on iOS 7 Adoption Rate
  26. Layer Cake
  27. Apple Seems to Also Believe in Multipath TCP
  28. Fantastical and iOS 7
  29. All Things D to Leave Dow Jones
  30. House Industries for the New Yorker
  31. iOS 7 Adoption Already As High As 35% In One Day
  32. The Dumbest Generation? Nope
  33. Retina Assets on Non-Retina iPads in iOS 7
  34. Apple’s Magic Curtain
  35. “New? New Is Easy. Right Is Hard”
  36. Google’s New Project to Solve Death
  37. Redesigning Mailbox for iOS 7
  38. iOS 7: Tips, Tricks, and Details
  39. The Delightful Details of iOS 7
  40. John Gruber’s iPhone 5S and 5C Review
  41. AnandTech’s iPhone 5S Review
  42. iOS 7: The Pixel Envy Review
  43. Regarding Apple Not Yet Announcing iPhone 5C Pre-Order Numbers
  44. Claim Chowder Followup, iPhone 5S Edition
  45. Why the Naysayers Are Wrong to Say Apple Is in Trouble
  46. “Petals for the Finale”
  47. M is for Mystery
  48. Why Didn’t Ballmer Build Any of This?
  49. What’s Wrong With Windows Phone?
  50. Awkward Collar Tug to Follow Later
  51. Made for iOS 7
  52. The Aptly-Named Motley Fool
  53. Today in “Why is Eric Schmidt Allowed to Speak in Public?”
  54. PCalc Updated for iOS 7
  55. Apple’s Photography Focus
  56. Someone Who Used to Work at Apple Just Said Something Controversial About Apple
  57. The iPhone is Apple Doubling-Down On What It Does Best
  58. More Details on Touch ID
  59. The Reasons Apple’s 64-bit A7 Chip Makes Sense
  60. Gruber’s Thoughts and Observations on Today’s iPhone 5C and 5S Introduction
  61. Grab Bag From Today’s Event
  62. Two Week Old Chowder
  63. The C is for Colour, Not Cheap
  64. Apple Announces iPhone 5S
  65. The Porsche 918 Spyder is the Fastest Production Car to Lap the ‘Ring
  66. On Recent Apple Parts Leaks
  67. How the NSA Spies on Smartphones
  68. The Internet Didn’t Kill the Newspaper
  69. Bullshitapalooza
  70. Sour Grapes
  71. R-I-P-O-F-F
  72. Say Goodbye to the iPod Classic
  73. Fingerprints
  74. Computing’s Future is Not on Your Wrist
  75. One of the Missing Pieces in the NSA/Encryption Reporting
  76. NSA Foils Internet Encryption
  77. The Gatekeeper and the Keymaster
  78. New Logo for Yahoo Designed In-House
  79. OmniKeyMaster Update
  80. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3
  81. The Samsung Galaxy Gear
  82. “People Who Are Really Serious About Software Should Make Their Own Hardware”
  83. Apple’s Newest Architectural Design Revealed at Mall
  84. Google is Defragmenting Android
  85. Apple Event Announced
  86. iPhone 5C Announced
  87. Sony Attachable Mobile Lenses
  88. Microsoft to Acquire Nokia’s Devices and Licenses Businesses
  89. This is Samsung’s Galaxy Gear Smartwatch
  90. The Anatomy of an Iconic CEO Firing
  91. Google’s New Policies

August 2013

  1. “Smart” Watches
  2. Advertising AdBlock
  3. Moore’s Law Will Be Dead Within a Decade
  4. Flickr for iPhone Has a Brand New Camera
  5. 24/192 Music Downloads are Very Silly Indeed
  6. The Integrity of Rob Enderle
  7. Skype Confirms 3D Video Calls Are Under Development
  8. Apple’s Dark Horse for Streaming Music
  9. Gone Phishing
  10. Google Hangouts Switches to VP8
  11. Details Behind Today’s Internet Hacks
  12. Two Different Masters
  13. London/Amsterdam 2013
  14. OmniKeyMaster
  15. 300 Days with the iPad Mini
  16. Apple’s Processor Design
  17. Why Yahoo and Apple Want Foursquare’s Data
  18. Prsm
  19. The Ballmer Product Pipeline Shows a Very Mixed Record for Microsoft
  20. Steve Ballmer’s Straight Jacket
  21. How Ballmer Missed the Tidal Shifts in Tech
  22. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to Retire Within Twelve Months
  23. AnandTech’s Nexus 7 Review
  24. Apple Buys Embark
  25. London & Amsterdam
  26. Butterick’s Practical Typography for the Web
  27. Apple Developer Center Outage Fixed ‘Remote Code Execution’ Flaw
  28. Easy on the Hooptedoodle
  29. David Miranda, Schedule 7, and the Danger That All Reporters Now Face
  30. A Gold iPhone
  31. Far, But Far From Far Enough
  32. The Limits of Google’s Openness
  33. Tech Founder Complains About the Shithole City He’s Forced to Make His Millions In
  34. Cue Nelson “Ha Ha”
  35. Google Blocks Microsoft’s New YouTube Windows Phone App
  36. It’s the Production Line, Stupid
  37. Customer Acquisition and the Entry Level iPhone
  38. Neutrality
  39. Cheap as in Computing
  40. New York Times Editor’s Memo to Staff Regarding Today’s Outage
  41. On the Future of iOS and Android
  42. Improved Support for High-Resolution Displays With the Srcset Image Attribute
  43. How the iPhone and Bad Decisions Killed BlackBerry
  44. Hyperloop
  45. The History of the Tri-Tone Sound
  46. BlackBerry’s for Sale, but Who’s Buying?
  47. New iPhone September 10
  48. The iPad Is Like the iPod, Not the iPhone
  49. Open Letter to Jeff Bezos
  50. The Problem Exists Between Nerds and Normal People
  51. A Brief History of Apple’s iWatch
  52. The New Instapaper Web Beta
  53. Secret Court Battles
  54. AirPort Extreme
  55. A New Collaboration with Nine Inch Nails
  56. Anil Dash Is, of Course, Wrong
  57. Lodsys Dismisses Frivolous Lawsuit
  58. Design With Windows
  59. Science Deniers Just Don’t Think
  60. Hands On with the LG G2
  61. The Anti-Apple
  62. Third Time’s the Charm
  63. Chrome’s Insane Password Security Strategy
  64. FaceTime Every Day
  65. Thunderbolt Is (Still) Massively Faster Than USB
  66. Jeff Bezos’ Letter to Washington Post Employees
  67. Canalys’ Methodology
  68. How to Look Like a Buffoon in 800 Words or Less
  69. “DRM Is a Religion”
  70. Another Sketchy “Report” From “Analysts”
  71. The NSA Tool So Secret It’s Advertised on Job Boards
  72. EXIF Data Crisis Watch
  73. “She Got a Key Assumption Wrong”
  74. Pay to Play
  75. Federal Bureau of Infiltration
  76. Your App Makes Me Fat
  77. Pressure Cookers and Backpacks
  78. The Inside Story of the Moto X
  79. Enablers
  80. The Nexus 7’s Display

July 2013

  1. DRM on HTML5 Video Makes Perfect Sense
  2. XKeyscore
  3. “We Never Learnt How to Pronounce It”
  4. Facebook Said to Plan to Sell TV-Style Ads
  5. Today’s Edition of Don’t Be Evil
  6. Android Fragmentation Report
  7. Apple to Probe Claims of Pegatron Labor Violations
  8. Strategy Analytics
  9. ‘Everybody Loves Bob’
  10. Kindergarten Coders Can Program Before They Can Read
  11. Apple Removes SVP Bob Mansfield From Executive Team
  12. Nine Inch Nails Is Back Onstage
  13. Six-Second Rebuttal
  14. Ibrahim Baliç Likely Wasn’t Behind the Apple Developer Breach
  15. Does Anyone Still Use Twitter Music?
  16. Dev Centre Back Online
  17. Amazon Hits New High on Optimism About Its U.S. Business
  18. Understanding Google
  19. Henry Blodget Just Bought A Newspaper
  20. The Surface RT Isn’t Selling So Well
  21. UK Porn Filter Will Censor Other Content Too
  22. David Geffen’s Beach is Yours
  23. The Trouble With iTunes on the Mac and Windows
  24. Print Dead
  25. The Case for a Low-End Plastic iPhone
  26. Had Another Messaging in the 21st Century Adventure This Morning
  27. Random Sneeze Call
  28. I Guess BGR Gets Paid By Ad Impressions
  29. Do Android Tablets Stay in a Drawer?
  30. NSA Says It Can’t Search Its Own Emails
  31. Constraints
  32. Apple Reports Third Quarter 2013 Results
  33. Victory Lap for Ask Patents
  34. The 70–20–5 Rule
  35. SIM Encryption Flaw
  36. The Apple Developer Connection Security Breach
  37. Extended Apple Developer Connection Outage Due to Security Breach
  38. Will.I.Am Offers Advice on Logo Design
  39. Apple’s Dev Center Has Been Down Since Thursday
  40. Apple Confirms Hopstop Acquisition
  41. On Mobile Ads
  42. Microsoft Fiscal Year 2013 Earnings
  43. Why Is Netflix Secretly Cropping Movies?
  44. Thom Yorke’s Spotify Protest
  45. What Colour Is Surprise?
  46. You Know What’s Half-Cool?
  47. Betteridge’s Law on the Verge
  48. Apple’s Answer on Upgrade Pricing
  49. Ghost Town
  50. How to Publish a Story That Explains How to Use Social Media to Juice Your Story’s Popularity
  51. Apple Unveils Logic Pro X
  52. Survey Shows Apple and Google Are No Longer America’s Tech Sweethearts
  53. Detroit Is Coming Back
  54. Trayvon
  55. The Coming Public Freakout About iOS 7
  56. The Perfect Date to Start Making Your App Look Like It Belongs on iOS 7 Was June 10
  57. Apple Pitches Ad-Skipping for New TV Service
  58. The Essential Design Texts
  59. Post-Scarcity Economics
  60. Flickr and Instagram
  61. Why Mobile Web Apps Are Slow
  62. Microsoft Revamps Structure and Management
  63. YouSendIt Is Now Hightail
  64. Apple E-Books Ruling Won’t Do Much for Consumers
  65. Judge Rules Apple Conspired to Raise Prices on E-Books
  66. Effecting Change From the Outside
  67. Gingercast
  68. Apple Whipsawed by Dueling Supply Chain Reports
  69. Android Jelly Bean Takes First Place From Gingerbread
  70. The Chooser, From Dropbox
  71. NSA Rejecting Every FOIA Request Made by U.S. Citizens
  72. Trip Chowdhry Outdoes Himself
  73. Fattening Up
  74. Some Thoughts on an Entry Level iPhone
  75. Exploring iOS 7 Rounded Corners
  76. Webber Goes From Start to Finish With Grace
  77. The Verge Attempts to Explain a Plane Crash
  78. Kanye West’s Assaultive New Album
  79. Marketing Magna Carta Holy Grail
  80. Yay! 2013 4th of July Fireworks!
  81. Telus Sky
  82. Why iOS 7’S Design Is Bold but Flawed
  83. Motorola Moto X’s Customization Options
  84. Lockdown
  85. iWork for iCloud
  86. Motorola Rolls Out First Ad for Moto X
  87. How to Keep Edward Snowden From Leaking More NSA Secrets
  88. Mavericks’ New Wave
  89. HP Still Plotting a Return to Smartphone Market
  90. How Google is Killing Organic Search
  91. Webfonts by H&FJ
  92. Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes
  93. The Agony and the Ecstasy of the New MacBook Air’s Battery

June 2013

  1. Mapglitch
  2. Apple Adds Chip Supplier
  3. Yahoo’s Spring Cleaning
  4. Kyle Petty: Danica Patrick Is ‘Not a Race Car Driver’
  5. Feedle-Dee-Dee
  6. Android Everywhere
  7. iOS 7’s Coalesced Updates
  8. Money Well Spent
  9. Sorry, NSA; Terrorists Don’t Use Verizon, or Skype, or Gmail
  10. Patent Troll That Sues Public Transit Systems Gets Hauled Into Court
  11. Inside the Pixar Campus
  12. Motorola Mobility’s New Logo
  13. And Partners Make Seven
  14. Two Major Rulings Bolster Gay Marriage in US
  15. On OS X’s ‘Missing’ Redesign
  16. Google Mine
  17. iOS 7 Beta Available for iPad
  18. Project Loon
  19. Firefox Web Browser to Move Ahead Plan to Block Tracking
  20. Flood
  21. C’mon Jim
  22. Inside Digg’s Race to Build the New Google Reader
  23. Video on Instagram
  24. Microsoft Nearly Acquired Nokia
  25. Great Basin
  26. “The NDA Is More Defensive Than Offensive”
  27. Wrong
  28. What Part of “Beta” Does Farhad Manjoo Not Understand?
  29. Morning for iPad
  30. Mailbox for iPad Gains Support for iPad Orientation
  31. MacBook Air Reviews Roundup
  32. Shakespeare.txt.jpg
  33. Apple’s Commitment to Customer Privacy
  34. A Surprisingly Simple Fix for Imbalanced Volume From Apple In-Ear Headphones
  35. Requiem for a Back Button
  36. What’s an Apple User Worth?
  37. You Know What’s Cool?
  38. Why Apple Added a Male Voice to Siri
  39. Now I Can See Why Phil Schiller Lost It
  40. Why iOS 7 Doesn’t Have Shadows
  41. Mindless iPad/iOS 7 Speculation
  42. The Hierarchy of iOS 7
  43. The Rest of the World Will Have to Wait for iTunes Radio
  44. Craig Federighi
  45. How OS X “Mavericks” Works Its Power-Saving Magic
  46. Apple Design Awards 2013
  47. Been There, Done That
  48. Smart Observations of iOS 7
  49. Cut and Paste Apple WWDC 2013 Keynote Article for Idiot Tech Hacks
  50. Dub Dub
  51. Designed by Apple in California
  52. WWDC 2013 Expectations
  53. The Whistleblower Behind the NSA Surveillance Revelations
  54. Blowing It
  55. Future of Canadian Grand Prix Clouded in Uncertainty
  56. Denial Denial
  57. This Is Your Brain on Coffee
  58. Cult of Mac Gets Trolled
  59. Prism
  60. Everything the Rumour Blogs Say Apple Will Be Introducing at WWDC
  61. Vesper
  62. This Is How Apple Stores Replace iPhone 5 Screens
  63. The Standard of Mobile Photography
  64. Came Back Haunted
  65. Straight Out of BlackBerry’s PlayBook
  66. BGR Attempts to Regain My Affection with Ridiculous Linkbait
  67. Samsung Wins ITC Ban on Older AT&T iPhones, iPads
  68. 4K for $4K
  69. A Few Observations From D11
  70. Jim Edwards of Business Insider Is My New Favourite Linkbait Master
  71. Speculation on Apple’s Rumoured Streaming Service
  72. Zynga to Lay Off 520 Employees
  73. We’re the Uber of Organ Transplants
  74. WWDC 2013 App Now Available
  75. CRTC’s New Wireless Code Spells End of Three-Year Contracts
  76. No Compromises
  77. The Idiocy of Eliminating a Photo Staff

May 2013

  1. The Cord-Cutting Fantasy
  2. Jenson Button, Canada 2011
  3. Snake Oil and Audio Woo
  4. What’s the Most Convoluted Way to Say “Start Button”?
  5. Apple Shuffles iPod Touch
  6. D nied
  7. Managing Expectations
  8. Internet Trends 2013
  9. Under Old Management
  10. This Just In
  11. Nine Inch Nails to Release New Album This Year
  12. If Foxconn Sneezes, Does That Mean Apple Caught a Cold?
  13. The Sweethome
  14. Olloclip Releases Lens Distortion Correcting App
  15. Monaco Grand Prix Was Rubbish
  16. Iwatch idiot
  17. Free
  18. 21 Ways for Jim Edwards to Complain About Meaningless Bullshit for Ad Money
  19. Today in Dubious Update Changelogs
  20. Another Bidder for Hulu
  21. Horace Dediu’s Questions for Tim Cook
  22. Why Waze Is Worth More Than $1 Billion
  23. The Google We Always Wanted
  24. Music Every Day
  25. Joe Nocera Does It Again
  26. Mailbox Takes Its Email App to iPad
  27. Android’s Market Share Is Literally a Joke
  28. Designing Blogs for Readers
  29. “This Shit Is Private”
  30. GIF Creator Steve Wilhite Receives Lifetime Achievement Webby Award
  31. Apple and Corporate Taxes
  32. The One-Person Product
  33. Yahoo, Apple Discuss Deeper iPhone Partnership
  34. A Better, Brighter Flickr
  35. Unknowable
  36. Yahoo Really, Really Buys Tumblr
  37. Tumblr!
  38. Growing Pains
  39. Yahoo Wants to Buy Tumblr
  40. Welcome to Google Island
  41. Cameras Everywhere
  42. The Neighbors
  43. Gullible Finance
  44. Google Urges Fast Adoption of VP9 Video Compression
  45. Everything Apple Needs to Introduce at WWDC to Appease the Internet
  46. How Quickly Do iOS Users Update Their Apps?
  47. Apps From Twitter, Tumblr, More Now on Google Glass
  48. The Android Detour
  49. Google+ Hangouts Video Chat Disabled On AT&T
  50. Google Versus
  51. “We Already Have Money”
  52. Google I/O 2013
  53. In the Living Room, Still No Sign of Google
  54. Every Major Mobile Competitor Makes Apps for iOS
  55. “The Glorification of Technology”
  56. Strange Things Are Afoot at AppleCare
  57. Design Is How It Works, Edition Number 3911
  58. New Icon for Facebook on iOS
  59. Thoughts on the New York Times’ Prototype Article Redesign
  60. HTC First to Be Discontinued by AT&T
  61. Bringing It All Together
  62. LinkedIn: The Creepiest Social Network
  63. How to Make a Mockup of iOS 7
  64. Design Is How It Works
  65. On Netflix
  66. Apple Maps: Now Featuring Paris
  67. About That Bloomberg Report of ‘Falling iPad Mini Demand’
  68. Tamper
  69. iOS 7 Wishes
  70. LinkedIn
  71. The Illusion of Simplicity
  72. Adobe Is (Finally) Killing Fireworks
  73. Today’s Asstastic Headline Brought to You by Tyler Wofford
  74. Bill Gates: iPad Users Really Just Want a Surface
  75. It’s Time for Today’s Edition of “Apple Should Destroy Their Margins”
  76. Jony Ive Is Not a Graphic Designer
  77. The Internet Needs a Delete Button
  78. Photoshop CC Overview
  79. What Really Happened When Facebook Bought Instagram
  80. Apple Store Kurfürstendamm
  81. Number of Users of Popular Social Networks for May, 2013
  82. The Panic Status Board: 2013 Edition
  83. Beauty, Truth, and Jony Ive
  84. Horace Dediu on the Bad Habits of Apple Analysts
  85. A Short History of Apple’s Stock Movement
  86. When the Article Isn’t That Interesting, Make Up a Stupid Headline
  87. Instagram Updates
  88. It’s Time for Apple to Nuke Their Margins From Low Earth Orbit: A Translation
  89. Senna
  90. The Sad State of Apple Rumours
  91. Apple, Open, and Learning From History
  92. iOS 7 Will Debut on Time
  93. Consumer Reports: “Water is Wet”
  94. What a Stupid Idea

April 2013

  1. An Anecdotal Observation on How Google+ Is Doing
  2. “Tablets Are Not a Good Business Model”
  3. Path Texts My Entire Phonebook at 6:00 AM
  4. Donald Trump Offers Some Unsolicited Apple Advice
  5. What Happens When Pirates Play a Game Development Simulator?
  6. Ios7 rumours
  7. Thoughts on WWDC
  8. A Big Band Plays a Tiny Club
  9. Google Now on iOS
  10. The Cheaper iPhone Model Already Exists (and it’s Selling Well)
  11. Bing, Skype, and Xbox Rebranding Plans
  12. The iTunes Store Turns Ten
  13. Coffee Week
  14. The Wirecutter
  15. Rental Car Companies Are Idiots When It Comes to Keys
  16. The White House Makes Official the Pronunciation of “GIF”
  17. Recommended by 4 Out of 5 Dentists
  18. Photos Every Day
  19. Google’s Schmidt Says Talking to Glasses Can Be Weird
  20. Instapaper Sold to Betaworks
  21. In the Land of the Coffee Nerds
  22. New Improvements to Twitter for Mac
  23. WWDC 2013 Tickets Sold Out in Two Minutes
  24. Q1 2013 US Smartphone Share
  25. The Big Gap Between Big Apple Events in Context
  26. Samsung Galaxy S4
  27. WWDC 2013: June 10-14
  28. Guess We Found Out Which Story Was True
  29. Innovating a Social Failure
  30. Just How Did Apple “Journalism” Get This Bad?
  31. Is Your Twitter Password Secure?
  32. Apple Q2 2013 Results
  33. Tweetbot 2.8 Adds Media Timeline
  34. Google Fined $189K by German Privacy Authority
  35. New Google Glass Gestures
  36. More Noise, Less Signal
  37. ‘Apple Doesn’t Innovate’ Nonsense
  38. Who’s Behind the “Tim Cook Must Go” Whisper Campaign?
  39. These Can’t Both Be True
  40. You Don’t Need Every Customer
  41. The Wrong Solution to a Problem That Shouldn’t Exist
  42. Coming to Grips With Bahrain’s Many Challenges
  43. Samsung Probed in Taiwan Over Fake Web Reviews
  44. WTF Street
  45. Christmas in April
  46. Big Shocker
  47. Album Designer Storm Thorgerson Dies
  48. Twitter Music
  49. Don’t Be a Profiteering Asshole
  50. Apple Stock Tanks on Bad News From Audio Chip Supplier
  51. Strength in the Face of Evil
  52. Mike Beasley Watched “iSteve” So You Wouldn’t Have To
  53. You Don’t Design Something Like Facebook Home Using Photoshop
  54. The Following Previews
  55. Microsoft and Foxconn Parent Hon Hai Sign Patent Agreement
  56. Netbooks Claim Chowder
  57. Recovering From a Hard Drive Failure
  58. Mailplane 3 Has Arrived
  59. Google Glass UI Guidelines
  60. The Default Narrative
  61. Driving a Prototype Porsche 959
  62. I’m With Stupid
  63. Henry Blodget Reads the iPhone Manual
  64. New Facebook Home Ad
  65. Big First Day of iPhone Sales at T-Mobile Stores
  66. Amazon Investors Give CEO Bezos Room to Run
  67. Google’s New Android Math Doesn’t Add Up
  68. The Strange Beauty of Salt Mines
  69. Samsung Galaxy Mega
  70. On Chasing the Right “Zero”
  71. Well Of Course Piper Jaffray Says Teens Love Apple
  72. How to Destroy Angels, Live at Coachella
  73. Concluding the Saga #12 Saga
  74. Status Board
  75. A Snobbish Canadian’s Review of Tonx
  76. “S” Is for “Complicated”
  77. Idiot
  78. Microsoft Thinks Android Is the New Windows
  79. iPad Mini Trademark Registration Saga
  80. JC Penny CEO Inventory Apparently Out of Stock
  81. Apple Kicks AppGratis Out of the App Store
  82. Ads in the Form of Articles
  83. Fast Churnalism
  84. How a Banner Ad for H&R Block Appeared on Apple.com
  85. “Is That a Feature or a Threat?”
  86. Extracting Audio From Pictures
  87. Facebook’s ‘Phone’ Is Another Triumph of Mediocrity
  88. What the Internet Owes to Roger Ebert
  89. The Making of Medium.com
  90. Roger Ebert Dies at 70
  91. Facebook Home
  92. The Real Reason Windows Phone Is Failing
  93. Apple’s iMessage Encryption Trips Up Feds’ Surveillance
  94. Work Less
  95. Google Forks WebKit and Launches Blink
  96. Twenty Awesome Covers From the US Space Program
  97. Servo
  98. Helm: A Browser Concept
  99. Let the Rumours Begin
  100. Used Car Dealer Logic
  101. Apple Apology in China a Rite of Passage for Foreign Brands
  102. Mosaic
  103. Google Privacy Policy Faces Legal Challenge in Europe
  104. Housekeeping: RSS Feed Issues
  105. Regular Audio Human
  106. The iMac G5
  107. Size Matters for Connected Devices; Phablets Don’t
  108. Court Rules It Is Illegal to Resell Digital Music
  109. Patently Apple Strikes Again
  110. The Macalope’s Fools of the Year
  111. Double-Exposure Photography

March 2013

  1. Enough With the Surveys
  2. Facebook’s New Home on Android
  3. The Verge Is DDoSing My Brain
  4. Google Promises Not to Sue You if You Violate One of Ten Patents Regarding Large Data Sets
  5. “A Convenient Whipping Boy”
  6. That Internet War Apocalypse Is a Lie
  7. The Kone Brewing System
  8. Why Developers Shouldn’t Use iCloud Syncing
  9. Where in the World Are Windows Phones Outselling iPhones?
  10. Flipboard 2.0
  11. Sweden Axes New Word After Google Intervenes
  12. Why Doesn’t iCloud ‘Just Work?’
  13. Forecast
  14. Twitterrific 5.2 Brings Native Push Notifications
  15. iPhone to Be Available on T-Mobile
  16. Dear Fellow Geeks: WTF?
  17. Just Say No to Pizzazz
  18. Springbored
  19. Yahoo To Acquire Summly
  20. After All Is Said and Done
  21. How Apple Invites Facile Analysis
  22. Meet The Internet Frauds Who Want To Sell You A Top Gear-Endorsed $49,000 Bugatti
  23. Please Stop Fighting About Your Smartphone
  24. Complex’s “The 40 Hottest Women in Tech”
  25. Major Security Hole Allows Apple Passwords to Be Reset
  26. The Battle of the Buds
  27. How to Enable Two-Step Verification for Your Apple ID
  28. Apple Reduces Functionality of Podcasts Recorded on Magnetic Tape
  29. Eric Schmidt Last Seen Attempting to Pry His Foot From His Mouth
  30. Apple Says Data Centers Now Use 100% Renewable Energy
  31. Dan Lyons to Leave ReadWrite
  32. Swinging for the Stars
  33. The End of Android
  34. iOS 6.1.3 Contains Yet Another Lock Screen Bypass Flaw
  35. Gmail’s Overly-Sensitive Spam Filter
  36. Google Alerts Are Now Useless
  37. Kevin Lynch at Apple
  38. The World Has No Room for Cowards
  39. Compose Gmail Message.app
  40. The Price of Free
  41. More Vague Than, Like, Whatever, Okay
  42. Apple’s RSS Reader
  43. How Mailbox Can Make Me a User
  44. Mailbox, After a Month
  45. The High Priest of App Design
  46. Apple Doesn’t Need a Cheap iPhone
  47. Samsung Electronics Appoints Co-CEOs
  48. Dropbox Buys Mailbox
  49. A List of Features in Apple’s Next Version of Mac OS X
  50. Tone-Deaf and Shockingly Sexist
  51. Samsung Unpacked 2013
  52. Samsung Galaxy S IIIS
  53. The iPhone 5, After Further Review
  54. Patently Ridiculous
  55. Apple Needs a Cheap iPhone
  56. We’re Building a Reader
  57. Regarding the iPhone’s Market Share
  58. Google’s Spring Cleaning
  59. Andy Rubin Steps Down
  60. Greed Is Groupon
  61. Why Apple Should Sidestep the ‘Phablet’
  62. Beautiful Typeface Designs Released Last Month
  63. Introducing a New Article Experience
  64. Taking Things Personally
  65. The “iPhone 5S” Problem
  66. The Era of Symbol Fonts
  67. Google Admits WebM Infringes H.264 Patents
  68. Because Screw the Readers, That’s Why
  69. SXSW as Cool and as Real as It Gets, Reports Marketing Associate
  70. Why I Like Daylight Saving Time
  71. Someone on the iBookstore Team Really Likes Introspective Novels
  72. Samsung Galaxy Note III Prototype Spotted
  73. Google to Settle WiFi Spying Case
  74. Bleedthrough
  75. A History of Abuse: The Brushed Metal Diaries
  76. iOS 6.1.2 Is the Most Popular Version of iOS
  77. News Feed Is Facebook’s New Jackpot
  78. Are We Still Complaining About Apple Maps?
  79. Hey, Dan Lyons, Your Apple Analysis Is Making You Look Stupid
  80. Outsourcing Control
  81. Anybody Else Feel Lucky?
  82. How McLaren Built the Greatest Formula One Car Ever
  83. An Expensive Error
  84. Smithsonian Magazine’s 2012 Photo Contest
  85. The Google Glass Feature No One Is Talking About
  86. Turning the Page
  87. The (Necessary) Cult of TED
  88. Fear of a WebKit Planet
  89. Digital Pioneers Sour on ‘Pay What You Want’ Music
  90. Apple’s Reality Distortion Field Relocates to Wall Street
  91. What Coke Contains
  92. “Can We Just Agree to Substitute ‘Analyst’ With ‘Stock Market Manipulator’ Everywhere the Word Is Used?”
  93. Voodoo Meditation
  94. Minified
  95. The Digital Age
  96. Guy Walks Into a Mediocre Department Store
  97. The Lightning Digital AV Adapter Surprise
  98. Spec Submission for the New Yorker’s Infographic Department
  99. The Coolest Experience I Had as an Apple Store Employee
  100. The Fate of Google Glass
  101. HTC Explains the Design Philosophy Behind Sense 5
  102. Open and Shut
  103. Greenlight’s Einhorn Drops Suit Against Apple Over Preferred Stock Plans

February 2013

  1. “I Am Accountable”
  2. Did You Know Apple Pre-Announced Its iPad Sales?
  3. Outbox is Stupid
  4. The Rise of the Well-Dressed Man
  5. Slogans
  6. Judge Who Forced Apple to Apologize to Samsung Now Works at Samsung
  7. Introducing Mandroid
  8. Apple CEO Promises Investors ‘Great Stuff’
  9. Pulling Shots
  10. Tweetbot Shows You How to Shame Pirates
  11. Samsung’s Shameless Copying
  12. High-Hanging Fruit
  13. Skating to Where the Puck Is Going to Be
  14. Samsung’s Heft in Android Worries Google
  15. App.net’s New Direction
  16. App.net Is Now a “Freemium” Service
  17. Another Optimistic David Pierce Review
  18. LG Doesn’t Know Why It Bought WebOS From HP
  19. Annoyance
  20. Trent Reznor Announces the Return of Nine Inch Nails
  21. Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Hands-on Preview
  22. The False Burdens of Apple’s iOS
  23. Google Complicates Adblock Plus in Android Security Tweak
  24. Point-Counterpoint
  25. Joshua Topolsky Used Google Glass
  26. The First Read-Later Service
  27. A Summary of Today’s Attacks
  28. Schmiddty Predictions
  29. Chromebook Pixel Unveiled
  30. Online Economics Are All About Incentives
  31. Sony Gathers Journalists in a Room for Over Two Hours to Show Them Other People’s Videos
  32. “We’re About Defining the Future of Productivity, Entertainment, and Communication”
  33. How the World Looks Through Glass
  34. Hands-On With the HTC One
  35. New York City MTA Graphic Standards Manual
  36. Apple Hit by Hackers
  37. Skipping Pebbles
  38. Online Content Producers Timeline
  39. Professional Grade
  40. Google Will Open Its Own Stores by the End of the Year
  41. Apple Doesn’t Really Assign Engineers to “Fake” Projects
  42. When Good Design Isn’t Enough
  43. Elon Musk’s Misguided Attack on the Times
  44. Big Hedge Funds Fueled Apple’s 4th-Quarter Share Plunge
  45. A Most Peculiar Test Drive
  46. Microsoft Is Rapidly Approaching a Critical Crossroad
  47. I’d Like to Use the Web My Way, Thank You Very Much Quora
  48. More Shitty Punditry
  49. The Creepy Line
  50. A History of Horrible Apple Predictions From Peter Misek
  51. “Apple Holding TV-Related Event in March?”
  52. A Loose Rant on Maximization
  53. Google Fails the Turing Test
  54. The Charges Are Flying Over a Test of Tesla’s Charging Network
  55. Buttered Coffee
  56. Flat Pixels
  57. BlackBerry Creative Director Alicia Keys Tweets From Her iPhone
  58. Comparing Twitter App Timeline Views
  59. How Apple Could Add Widgets to iOS
  60. Less Time Can Mean Better Problem-Solving
  61. New Notification Preferences
  62. The Dirty World of Facebook EdgeRank Optimization
  63. A Tattered Line of String
  64. Nearly 30 Years Later, C’était Un Rendezvous Is Still Fantastic
  65. Vocabulary of Coffee Bars
  66. My Dead BlackBerry 10, a Eulogy
  67. He Is Dave Grohl, Ask Him Anything
  68. Mantra
  69. Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow
  70. Flickr Is Back
  71. A Better App Store
  72. Source Links
  73. Who’s Being Dishonest With Articles Complaining About Storage Space?
  74. Mailbox: “If You Open Some Email, 10 Percent Is Relevant to You”
  75. Blackberry 10’s User Interface
  76. Storytelling
  77. Things Apple Has Not Yet Done
  78. Amazon Wants Its Own Currency
  79. Google-Designed Chromebook Concept Revealed in Leaked Video
  80. The Verge Reviews Microsoft’s Surface Pro
  81. Starfish Smartwatch
  82. Introducing Your Instagram Feed on the Web
  83. New Undocumented APIs in iOS 6.1
  84. Dell to Go Private in $24.4 Billion Deal
  85. Scaling the iPhone’s Interface to Five Inches
  86. I’m an English Professor in a Movie.
  87. What I Do for a Living
  88. Mbv
  89. Grand Central Terminal Turns 100
  90. Social Networking During That Big Game of Which the Name Is Forbidden to Be Spoken Lest Someone Think I’m Affiliated With a Giant Saucer
  91. Mercedes Formula 1 Launches 2013 Silver Arrow
  92. TechCrunch Didn’t Do the Research (Again)
  93. Actually Getting Things Done
  94. Apple’s 2013 To-Do List
  95. It’s Not a Good Day to Be Twitter, Either
  96. It’s Not a Good Day to Be Path
  97. The Theoretical iPad Mini With Retina Display
  98. How Long

January 2013

  1. Why I Don’t Stream My Music: A Somewhat Specific Set of Qualifications
  2. A Snark Peek at Camera+ 4
  3. SurfacePad for iPhone
  4. Not Quite as Advertised
  5. Comments
  6. What’s the Point of Office 2013?
  7. Why on Earth Did BlackBerry Hire Alicia Keys?
  8. RIM Rebrands Itself as BlackBerry
  9. Peak Mac?
  10. Amazon CFO Tom Szkutak Takes the Fifth
  11. Xxyyxx
  12. Amazon’s Earnings
  13. Apple Adds a 128 Gigabyte iPad Model
  14. Announcing the App.net File API
  15. Apple Updates iOS to 6.1
  16. Whither Link Posts?
  17. Quote of the Day: Take That Edition
  18. Asshole Identified
  19. Unreasonable Expectations
  20. Keith Rabois Explains His Departure
  21. Nose Jobs
  22. AT&T Earnings
  23. Why Does Google Still Reward Content Scraping?
  24. Goodbye to Stepped Noses
  25. Apple’s Semi-Soft Quarter in Charts
  26. Spell It With Me: B-E-L-E-A-G-U-E-R-E-D
  27. Here’s Why AAPL Was Pummelled in After-Hours Trading
  28. “Maybe it isn’t Apple That’s Failing”
  29. The Xbox Hoax
  30. Pebble Ships ‘Less Than 500’ Units Today
  31. Apple’s Q1 2013 Results
  32. Internet Comments Still Suck: A Translation
  33. Hands on With Microsoft’s Surface Pro
  34. Verizon Activated 6.2 Million iPhones in Q4
  35. Anti-Apple Anger
  36. How to Spend a $37 Venture-Capital Infusion
  37. Going Postal
  38. Rumour Mill Keep on Churnin’
  39. Vincible
  40. Opera Shows Off New WebKit-Based Browser
  41. Bendy iPhones
  42. Stumptown
  43. The Serif Readability Myth
  44. Apple Doesn’t Need a Cheap iPhone to Be Successful
  45. Becoming a New American Airlines
  46. The Red Bull Racing Story
  47. Worse Products Through Software
  48. The AT&T FaceTime Saga Comes to a Close
  49. Appleworld’s Bad Ride
  50. The 2012 Patent Rankings
  51. Behind Facebook’s Graph Search Tool
  52. More on iPhone 5 Sales
  53. Design Is Driving Technology Forward
  54. One Year, Four Departed Executives
  55. Apple Reportedly Cuts iPhone 5 Display Orders
  56. The Void of Losing Someone You Don’t Know
  57. Daisy
  58. The Art of Coffee
  59. The Best Typefaces Available From Google
  60. I Don’t Know What’s Going on With the Cheap iPhone Rumours Any More
  61. Nokia Decrypts HTTPS Data
  62. How About an Amazon AutoRip for Books?
  63. Apple’s Next Battleground Isn’t TV; It’s Web Services
  64. Amazon Launches AutoRip
  65. This Is Not a Repeat From 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
  66. Fire Is Hot
  67. The Year of Samsung
  68. A Low-Cost iPhone?
  69. Content and Curation
  70. The Big-Ass Table
  71. “Easily Fits Into Your Life”
  72. The Consumer Electronics Show Is a Massive Waste of Time
  73. The Huawei Ascend Mate
  74. One Million Apps
  75. Going Solo
  76. Henry Blodget/Consumer Reports/Business Insider Trifecta
  77. Voyeuristic Tendencies
  78. Regarding the Android SDK’s License Agreement
  79. Android SDK Is Now Proprietary
  80. What Happens Now on Standards-Essential Patents?
  81. “Play With My V Spot”
  82. James Bond: 50 Years of Main Title Design
  83. How Google Beat the Feds
  84. There’s No Avoiding Google+
  85. Ubuntu for Phones
  86. Why Do Not Disturb Will Resume Working on January 7
  87. Apple Announces Q1 2013 Conference Call for January 23
  88. Everything Is Not Equally Good
  89. Take a Stance
  90. In Related News, Claim Chowder Is Now Available in Stupid, and Extra Stupid
  91. The Spectacular Thefts of Apollo Robbins
  92. No, Really, It’s the End of the Netbook
  93. Things Patrick Rhone Learned In 2012
  94. The End of the Netbook

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