05.10.2011 So long Steve Jobs! You will be greatly missed … From Vietnam, we pay our respects to you and deep sympathy to your family and Apple.

Being famous as one-liner CEO, today Steve Jobs surprisingly wrote an open and lengthy letter to clear up some of the controversy over Apple’s relationship with Adobe and its unwillingness to incorporate Flash capabilities into its iPhone OS devices. If everyone still remembers, during Jan 2010, Apple announced its latest hot product – the Apple iPad – and also put an end to Apple’s support for running Flash on its iPhone OS. In other words, Adobe Flash will be no longer run in any iPod, iPhone, and iPad. Simple and straight to the point! Although since 2007, some still hope to see...

I’m back from Singapore IT Show 2008 with my new shinny MacBook Pro Left hand side is my 2 years old MacBook Pro, and the right hand one is the latest revision featuring 45nm Intel Core 2 Duo ‘Penryn’, 15.4 inches widescreen LED, 2GB memory, 200GB SATA hard drive, 8x Double-layer SuperDrive, NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT with 256MB of GDDR3 SDRAM, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR.

Two months has passed and Apple has been aggressively showing their ambitions for 2008. With each and every super Tuesday, Apple introduced new things January 08: new Mac Pros and Xserve January 15: Macworld Expo: MacBook Air, Apple TV 2 January 22: Pink nanos January 29: New iWork updates February 05: Double storage for iPhone and touch February 12: Aperture 2 February 19: Down price of 1GB iPod Shuffle and introduce new 2GB model February 26: Upgrade MacBook and MacBook Pro product lines Terrific, isn’t it “and we have 52 weeks to go” (Steve Jobs), so what will be next?...

So Apple has introduced the long time anticipated ultra-thin MacBook Air yesterday, now the question is whether you are convincing enough to invest $1799 for it Many pros and cons are listed, some of them are worth to mention. I’m tempted to get one for me indeed but let’s try to see how well do we know of this Air. (Photos courtesy of Apple and Engadget) 1. Love - MBA is silvery finish which is following closely the ‘Mac’ style of aluminum casing. I love that design – the same reason why I bought MacBook Pro last time. - It’s thin, very thin. No one denies...