Filed under: Found Footage, iPad
In case you missed it last week, PBS top gab guy Charlie Rose (no relation) hosted a roundtable discussion about the latest product from Steve & co. on his show, featuring the NYT's David Carr, 'Uncle' Walt Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal, and TechCrunch founder/would-be tablet impresario Michael Arrington. The segment is about 23 minutes long, but it's a good conversation. Mossberg described the iPad as "wicked fast" and praised the software's grace notes and sophistication, while noting that nobody has really succeeded at making a tablet that the market embraced wholeheartedly. Full story...
Filed under: iPod Family, How-tos, iTunes
Unless you don't listen to a whole lot of music, chances are pretty good that your iTunes music library is larger than what will fit on your iPhone.
Filed under: Steve Jobs, iPad
9to5Mac has posted an email sent to them from a UK reader where Steve Jobs again calls it as he sees it.
Filed under: iPad
Want to get a new iPad but a little short on cash? Trade in a bunch of your old CDs or DVDs to a company called iPodMeister and your problems are solved.
Filed under: App Review
I'm a Google Analytics geek. I think it's one of the coolest things Google has ever invented.
Filed under: Podcasts
Our trademark talkcast goes on the air once again this evening at 10pm Eastern, and it's going to be a heck of a show.
Filed under: Apple, iPad
Apple's "Meet iPad" ad, which debuted during the Oscars, became the second-most viewed viral video ad last week.
Filed under: Education
Apple, through the Apple II, served as the gateway to computing for me; my third grade classroom had two Apple IIs neatly tucked away in metallic lock cases.
Filed under: iPhone
I just tried out PhotoNest, a cool new way to view just the images posted to your Twitter stream.
Filed under: App Store
Earlier this week, Wired posted a story about what they call "App Store Payola" -- the practice of sites that solicit cash payments (or other compensation) in order to expedite or publish app reviews.
Filed under: iPhone
Silicon Alley Insider has posted an interesting chart that shows the total number of apps available across various mobile platforms.