This is today's paparrazi-style picture showing a disappointed (but sanguine) Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, leaving popular San Francisco restaurant, Flour and Water because he couldn't get a table.First spotted by TechCrunch, I just felt some readers would never forgive me if I didn't point it out -- others, of course, will feel differently. That's life I guess.More information: Foodspotting founder Alexa Andrzejewski took the pic. "According to Sfoodie, when the customers right in front of Jobs snagged the last seats in the packed Flour and Water house so he did what a normal well-adjusted human would do and left."
Flour & ...
We’ve posted videos and interviews of Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak before – the man happens to have a lot of interesting things to say.
But do check out this recent video, recorded last week at the Campus Party in Valencia, Spain. In a conversation with a live audience, Woz speaks out on Antennagate (again), Apple and its relationship with Google and his own relationship with chief exec Steve Jobs.
Unfortunately, the questions from the audience (which were presumably posed in Spanish and needed to be translated on the spot) are not included, but you can guess what they were.
A couple of choice ...
As odd as it is, this animation seems like a perfect ending to the entire iPhone 4 saga.Created by the Taiwanese outlet NMANews, which has done a couple of similar animations in the past, the animated story about the rise and fall of iPhone 4 goes from weird to slightly disturbing and then completely crazy in only two minutes.Lightsaber fights, evil powers, and Steve Jobs as an evil overlord behind a reality distortion field – it’s all there. Check out the video below.[via Gizmodo] [ via Mashable! ]
Triumph of the Nerds zooms backwards on the information superhighway to show in vivid detail how youthful amateurs, hippies and self-proclaimed "nerds" accidentally changed the world. The three-hour program chronicles the birth and growth of Silicon Valley's personal computer industry.
Hosted by Bob Cringely, a longtime industry observer, the story unfolds through Bay Area garages, industrial parks and convenience stores to examine the quirky, relentless and profitable adventures of the unlikely 20th-century pioneers who created the miracle products that revolutionized the world.
Triumph of the Nerds features interviews with some of the industry's most recognizable characters, including Microsoft's Bill Gates ...
Here is a video clip of a real live Apple CEO Steve Jobs walking through the company campus in Cupertino. What does it prove? Not much, except Steve walks. And we’re not sure who the guy beside him is.The story is quite sweet. An Apple fan was in San Fran with his mum and sister (you see them in the clip), visited 1, Infinite Loop, checked out the Apple store and then -- ‘boom” -- saw his Steveliness walking on through.One more thing: He shot it with a Flip. Is that a criminal offense on the Apple campus?
- Quoted ...
love mark left on forehead
You are a developer from TenCent, China's most popular instant messaging client. Apple invites you to come to WWDC all the way from China...only you get mugged in San Francisco for your iPad. You escape with a few significant injuries but your iPad is smashed...
Well it sort of does. But you don't want to get any more injuries using this thing.
Luckily, when you go to the Apple Store, an awesome Genius feels your pain and hooks you up with a new iPad. Someone passes your plight up the chain...
And, then the big boss man sends you ...
Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ appearance at D: All Things Digital last night is the talk of everywhere today. The first videos captured during last nights discussions are available now, and here are some of the highlights for your delectation and delight. (Sorry the clips aren’t bigger, blame All Things Digital).
1. On Gizmodo and the iPhone theftJobs is quite upset about the whole thing and unwilling to “let it slide”, he feels the website tried to “extort” Apple.
2. Jobs on Flash and other obsolete tech
Notice he comes out to the sound of ‘Got to Get you into my Life’ by The ...
Apple CEO Steve Jobs is among the greatest innovators of our time. And yet his genius for understanding business is rarely explained in any public way. Rarer still is to hear the advice he would give to the CEO of another hugely successful company: Nike. But that's exactly what you'll learn from this video, in which Nike president and CEO Mark Parker tells about the advice that Jobs gave him shortly after the release of the Nike+ product line. It's a simple bit of wisdom that any entrepreneur can relate to: "Get rid of the crappy stuff."
Easy to say, hard ...
Steve Jobs isn't known as a micro-manager...OK he totally is. But that wasn't the reason he and his family stopped by the local Apple Store yesterday. They just wanted to check out the scene and chat with some iPad buyers.
In Palo Alto, Apple CEO Steve Jobs sauntered unannounced into the University Avenue store shortly before noon to drink in the scene. Many in the crowd pulled out cameras and iPhones to capture the most magic of Silicon Valley moments. Jobs chatted with a handful of other shoppers, but even his 30-minute invasion did not get in the way ...
Apple
Mac
iPod
iPhone
iPad
iOS Apps
Cydia Apps
Sony
BRAVIA
Cyber-shot
Playstation
Sony Ericsson
VAIO
Walkman
handycam
αlpha
Geek Stuff
Contact Me on Twitter
