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Sat Nov 7
Wed Nov 4
Everything they say about Apple making products… is true. Apple — it’s about changing the world. For everyone else, it’s about the money. Ken Segall
  Interview: The Man Who Named the iMac and Wrote Think Different | Cult of Mac This article was quite a surprise for me. So much of Apple is thought to be “Steve’s ideas”, I was surprised to see a man at an ad agency came up with the “i” in iMac. 
After that, my favorite part of the article is at the end:
Segall was still consulting for Apple until a couple of years ago when he started working for Dell.

“Dell and Apple: It’s night and day,” Segall says. “It’s a transactional world Dell lives in. It’s all about numbers. Everything they say about Apple making products for themselves is true. Apple — it’s about changing the world. For everyone else, it’s about the money.”
Interview: The Man Who Named the iMac and Wrote Think Different | Cult of Mac

This article was quite a surprise for me. So much of Apple is thought to be “Steve’s ideas”, I was surprised to see a man at an ad agency came up with the “i” in iMac.

After that, my favorite part of the article is at the end:

Segall was still consulting for Apple until a couple of years ago when he started working for Dell.

“Dell and Apple: It’s night and day,” Segall says. “It’s a transactional world Dell lives in. It’s all about numbers. Everything they say about Apple making products for themselves is true. Apple — it’s about changing the world. For everyone else, it’s about the money.”

Tue Nov 3
At first, I was impressed with [Windows 7’s] interface changes and got caught up in the beauty of the Aero themes and sleek look. But after a few weeks of use, reality began to set in. After a Registry issue prevented me from installing an app, I realized Windows 7 is still Windows. Prettier, a little snappier than Vista, perhaps more stable. But at some point, you still face many of the underlying issues that have made Windows a pain to use in the past. Smackdown: Windows 7 takes on Apple’s Snow Leopard
Sat Oct 24

“Don’t Cry For Me, Cupertino” — David Pogue (via wroush1967) a golden oldie about Steve Jobs performed at the Boston Book Festival

Fri Oct 23

Win7 Broken Promises demo’d on Japanese morning tv. Warning: They cut to prerecorded video while rebooting. (via opql1)

Thu Oct 22