“Well, there’s apparently a big to-do coming up this weekend. It’s Apple’s 30th Birthday and we’re starting to hear some rumors. First off, there’s the touchscreen iPod. Oh, ho ho. What a wonder that will be. This has a 80-85% chance of actually appearing, and is one of the things I would love to see. Clearly, this would also mean that there will be full movies available on iTunes this weekend, which would be just swell. An anonymous source told me, back when the Hi-Fi was coming out, that the touchscreen iPod was months away, if it were ever to appear, so who knows,” Gizmodo writes.
“Apparently, Jobs and his Flying Monkeys were in talks to get good movie content for the big AV launch. We shall see, won’t we,” Gizmodo writes. “Next, we have the iPod phone… Then we have new MacBooks… A Mac Tablet? …Strangely enough, I haven’t heard of anyone being invited to the ‘launch’ this weekend nor have I heard that it is actually happening. Maybe Apple doesn’t like us, but the radio silence is absolutely weird.”
More in the full article here.
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lol—- silly twit, how do ya like me now?
Rumors. Rumors? We don’t need no stinking rumors!
The entire new product range will be announced by Walt Mossberg on his blog!
Jobs is going to put Dvorak is going to pin hime to the floor WWE style. Then he is going to make Dvorak write an article without using the words Microsoft, XP, Windows, or Vista. Hence for the first time in 30 years Dvorak will write an intellectually honest article.
MDN word “problem” Too easy
Uh, checkmate, I hate to break it to you, but we did ‘finish the job’ in ’91. The job was to eject SH from Kuwait. We had no mandate to go on to Bagdhad.
And as bad as he was, SH had nothing to do with 9/11. Nothing whatsoever. Yes, he cheered. So did a lot of our enemies. And if nose-thumbing is a reason for war, we’d all better look out. Israel has been flouting UN resolutions since 1967. I don’t see a ‘coalition of the willing’ bombing Haifa or Tel Aviv. And remember, the hijackers were from Saudi Arabia and Egypt — our two ‘bestest buddies’ in the ME. UBL is a Saudi born in Yemen. He was hated by SH because his brand of Wahabbi fundamentalism was a dire threat to SH’s secular tyrrany. And don’t try to bring up Al Qaida in Iraq, either — they were operating in Kurd/CIA-controlled northern Iraq, above the no-fly zone.
Don’t get me wrong — SH is a bad guy, and I’m happy to see him locked up. But the world is full of bad guys (Kim Jong Il and Robert Mugabe spring to mind). But only a pie-in-the-sky liberal would conceive of using US military might to change the world. The whole NeoCon preemption docctrine is probably the least conservative thing this administration has foisted on the world. They’d been planning it since ’92. 9/11 only allowed them to do it.
And now, back to the cult of Mac!
I’m baaaaack.
I would be a total sucker for a phone made by Apple.
It’d probably more like a Sidekick type of thing, though…
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