Thoughts on Flash (Steve Jobs, April 2010)

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...
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Give your Mac laptop a new look

Your MacBook Pro is gorgeous, that we all know How about giving it a slight bump to make sure that wherever you go, whenever you sit, all eyes are on your laptop only ^^ Let’s see how we could personalize our lovely toy: 1. Book it: BookBook is a one-of-a-kind, hardback leather case designed exclusively for MacBook and MacBook Pro. Available in Classic Black or Vibrant Red, BookBook brings three levels of security to your prized Mac. First, the hardback cover and spine provide solid protection from the rigors of the road. Second, the vintage book design disguises MacBook for superior security....
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WWDC 2009 and All That Remains

If you ask me about the latest Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2009), first time Steve Jobs did not lead the show – ever, I should say it’s an awe. The keynote give fulld details on release date of Snow Leopard, the next revision of iPhone, and also the re-branding plus price drop on MacBook laptop family. 1. To begin with, the long-time anticipated Mac OS X 10.6 (codename: Snow Leopard) is finally set to release in September 2009 For upgrading from Leopard 10.5, users need to pay only $29. Alternatively, a $49 family pack will also be available. Meanwhile, Tiger users with Intel...
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President and Me

Weekend’s coming and I can’t help myself to spend half an hour posting a mock blog for fun. Below information are correct at the time of posting, people in photos may eventually upgrade their gears very soon after reading my post, I held no responsibility if you try to buy all those things but still not become a president ^o^ I. 44th President of the United States – Barack Obama – trusted MacBook on his work: My Macbook Pro served me well too: Plus, the Russia’s president Dmitry Medvedev is also proud of his lovely MacBook Pro: II. Obama loves his Blackberry 8700: And...
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Steve Jobs at WWDC 2007

I’m not going to copy and paste the Keynote from WWDC 2007 here, instead I’ll sum up what things in WWDC 2007 have fascinated me an hour ago. Just in case you are not familiar with the term, WWDC stands for Worldwide Developers Conference, the Apple’s most important annual event for hardware and software developers, including in-house developers, computational scientists, IT managers, and system administrators. This year, WWDC takes place June 11-15. And the most anticipated moment during WWDC is the Keynote by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, it’s always been End-users like me are expecting...
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