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SimplifyMedia has some competition. http://xrl.us/bedx59 |
Today is the Mac's 25th birthday. (And mine!) Here's a link: http://tinyurl.com/macbirthday |
@AppBeacon Happy to help. :-) |
@benbur "Too lazy" is not going to win you favor in the hearts of my editors |
@chadmilam Like the tweet said, e-mail pmichaels at macworld dot com if you're interested in a try-out |
@ki2594 Yes, it means we pay our writers. :-) |
@7deacons No, we use writers all over the world |
Happy 25th Birthday Macintosh! Read all our anniversary coverage (and more to come) at http://tinyurl.com/macbirthday |
@mnystedt Very cool tip on @shufflegazine - thanks! |
Wanted: People interested in writing short reviews of lots of iPhone apps for a modest fee. e-mail pmichaels at macworld dot com! |
Jason Snell on why Apple is not a one-man team: http://xrl.us/beddi4 |
Thus ends the Apple financial call. Get full coverage now on Macworld.com. |
Tim Cook points out that Apple's got a lot of patents on the iPhone and it "will not stand for having [it] ripped off." Palm Pre take note. |
(By the way, if you're not following @macjournals, you should be - great Apple financial coverage from our colleagues over there.) |
Apple TV sales up 3 times over year-ago holiday quarter. But it's "still a hobby." |
Apple on Netbooks: "We're watching that space," but right now the products there are bad. Still, "We've got some ideas." Stay tuned. |
@peterhay "Steve is our CEO." But: Apple's got a great executive team and thousands of wicked-smart employees and a strong culture. |
Cook: We don't settle for anything less than excellence... regardless of who is in what job, those values are embedded in this company. |
Tim Cook: Extraordinary breadth and depth and tenure among Apple's executive team. 35,000 employees who are "wicked smart." |
First analyst question, "How's Steve?" Seriously. |
