CrunchGear (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
With just around a month to go before the iPhone 2.0 software hits, does RIM have reason to sweat? Apple pundit extraordinaire and co-creator of the Markdown syntax, John Gruber, thinks they might. Read the rest of this entry » PHOTO CREDIT: presta
[MobileRatty] Lattest Articles (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
With just around a month to go before the iPhone 2.0 software hits, does RIM have reason to sweat? Apple pundit extraordinaire and co-creator of the Markdown syntax, John Gruber, thinks they might...
NovaCiencia.com (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
With just around a month to go before the iPhone 2.0 software hits, does RIM have reason to sweat? Apple pundit extraordinaire and co-creator of the Markdown syntax, John Gruber, thinks they might . He brings up a pretty big point: once the iPhone gains its enterprise wings, won't it do just about everything Blackberry users call for? Push email? Check. Remote wipe? Check. Calendar and...
Howard Lindzon (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
Before you chime in with…What about Google and Android, shut your holes. Chill for a moment and just ponder: Could Mike Tyson beat Drago (Rocky 4)? We all grew up with the if so and so fought so and soDaring Fireball's John Gruber writes is this most excellent post . John says the ‘Crackheads’ at RIMM are [...]
Backup Brain (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
John Gruber wrote a post tonight, Daring Fireball: Why Apple Won't Buy Adobe. It starts off with: This one's pretty simple. And then, as is Gruber's wont, goes on for many paragraphs. Here's my much shorter opinion (which I've said...
Extra Pepperoni (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
For years I’ve been hearing complaints about the Finder, chiefly from John Siracusa and John Gruber. They have mostly gone in one ear and out the other, because of a little secret I have. See, back in the day of Mac OS X Public Beta (pre-1.0), the Finder was really bad. Dog slow (much worse than [...]
Memex 1.1 (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
The real significance of the iPhone is that it's a powerful Unix box that sits in your hand. But exactly how powerful is it? John Gruber approached the problem by asking: "which Mac does it most closely resemble in terms of specification'. Here's his answer, which is based on some clever digging [...]
