I don't think I could have asked for a better first gift then Coldplay's live performance from the iTunes Festival.
I can't help but think that Apple really love Coldplay... A lot.
Three things which I would die for:
1) Keychain syncing (So annoying registering for a site on my iMac, then needing to remember a ridiculously long password on my MacBook Air, then perhaps a week later needing once again to remember...
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Originally Posted by docyoast
I thought the Tauentzienstraße is a better place for Apple, just across the street from KaDeWe (Kaufhaus des Westens, a big department store).
Best place would have been the Potsdamer Platz canopy...
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Originally Posted by tylerk36
There is a law suit being filed in the country of the antarctic. The penguin court is set to convene over the patent dispute of thermal dynamics of Mac's and how they stay cool. The cooling effect...
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Originally Posted by SolipsismX
There's Dick's app. A way to made limit your online experience by making it increasingly more annoying to stay online. Tie that into one of those wrist bands that monitor your exercise levels and...
Jason from TechAU has created a video face-off between Microsofts voice recognition software, called TellMe, and Siri on the iPhone 4S.
Jason tries to create a meeting, send a text message, check the time, and play an artist. While...
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Originally Posted by TBell
Jobs at one point owned about 7 percent of Disney worth at least 7.5 billion dollars. At the time of his death, he likely had a Trust Agreement that dictates what happens to those shares. The shares are...
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Originally Posted by Robin Huber
When Disney bought Pixar I recall that part of the deal was that Steve Jobs became majority shareholder. What became of his position at Disney after his death?
Largest shareholder* Not majority