This is all over the internet as a possible violation of antitrust laws. Apple has a monopoly on their own product. It should be just fine for other people to repackage their intellectual property and sell it for a profit.
Excuse my cynicism, but that’s plain fecking stupid.
By the same logic it should be legal for […]

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T-Mobile is going to offer the first Android phone.
Reports around the web indicate that it will NOT be an iPhone killer.
Suprised?
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Apple’s next product is going to be so magnificent that all the imitators will be forced to skip their bowling nights to stay home and fret.
iPlanet will have predictive voice activated search. If someone asks […]

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Apple is being sued.
Write that down. Refer to it once a day.
If you need details on the ever-changing lawsuit Apple is either the plaintiff or defendant in, just enter Apple and Lawsuit into your search engine of choice. I got 307,000 results.
Damn.
In other news…
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting an Easterly sunrise tomorrow.
A […]

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Tom Steinert-Threlkeld put on a post today, two actually, that defy understanding. Tom may actually get it, sort of. In The Steve Job Standard Tom discusses the phenomenon that is The Master in a credible way.
First, he credits Master Jobst Fimil with the resurrection of Apple. Not to undermine my “history” inanity, but…
From 1976 to […]

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Apple Insider is reporting that Little Psystar (pronounced: SIS-ter) is introducing an Xserve clone that runs Leopard Server. Take this with a grain of salt and a wedge of lime - I mean if you really must drink shitty tequila – the death of Psystar  is going to be big and bloody and ugly.
I predict […]

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The visual voicemail lawsuit is over. Whew. Apple has signed a license for the technology. Thank the maker. I hadn’t been sleeping well.
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One week later: News is slow. Many, many morons are still evaluating the health of Master Jobst Fimil. Reports ad nauseam state each others’ postulates and weird assessments as news. Nobody knows anything. […]

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