October 2010
“It’s okay to be driven a little crazy by someone who is so consistently right.”
—John Sculley on the frustrations of working with Steve Jobs’ perfectionism. (via marco)
Sources: Apple to unveil revamped 11.6-inch MacBook Air next week →
appleinsider.com
MG Siegler:
If that’s true, that thing could be very, very thin and light. And it could probably boot instantaneously (or wake-up, as it were) like the iPad.
This would also fall in line with the story Gruber told on this weeks The Talk Show. The story went on about how Jobs turned on an iPad in front of the Mac team and asked why, in terms of speed, he couldn’t do that on a Mac.
tech spotlight: What Will Google Look Like in 2020? →
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ARIKIA MILLIKAN - Arikia Millikan is a Brooklyn-based Web maven. She is a community manager at Wired.com and the research assistant to Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight.
About nine months ago, I sat in a conference room at Google Headquarters in Mountain View with my boss, Nate Silver,…
Google Creates Cars that Drive Themselves →
googleblog.blogspot.com
Well, can you say you are surprised?
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Facebook Announces Big Privacy Changes. Now What? - The Atlantic →
theatlantic.com
They are changing the way they collect and control access to your data so fast that it’s hard to keep up. Make sure you understand the new developments.
The Social Networks Tops Box Office with $23 million Opening Weekend →
techcrunch.com
I mean, are you surprised?
Twitter passes MySpace in unique visitors to become the No. 3 social networking service in the world →
bit.ly
Last month the four-year-old micro-blogging service surpassed MySpace in unique visitors to become the No. 3 social networking-type service in the world, according to new data from comScore Inc. Twitter had nearly 96 million unique visitors in August, up 76% from the same period last year, comScore said. MySpace, meanwhile, dropped 17% during the same period, to 95 million unique visitors last month.
