Ceding the Crown
Ceding the Crown | Daring Fireball
But that’s how news reporters increasingly are treating the state of the industry. The desire for the “Oh, how the mighty Apple has fallen” narrative is so strong that the narrative is simply being stated as fact, evidence to the contrary be damned. It’s reported as true simply because they want it to be true. They’re declaring “The King is dead; long live the King” not because the king has actually died or abdicated the throne, but because they’re bored with the king and want to write a new coronation story.
‘Ceding the Crown’ | The Loop
Apple’s Schiller blasts Android, Samsung on Galaxy’s eve | Reuters
The marketing chief’s rare attack on a rival, on the eve of the Galaxy S4′s global premier in New York, underscores the extent of the pressure piled upon a company that once stood the undisputed leader of the smartphone arena, but ceded its crown to Samsung in 2012.
An Unforced Error | Daring Fireball
Apple is Losing The War – Of Words | Monday Note
How to design breakthrough inventions
How to design breakthrough inventions | CBS News [60 Minutes]
How to design breakthrough inventions | CBS News
David Kelley is the founder of the Silicon Valley global design firm IDEO. His company has created thousands of breakthrough inventions including the first computer mouse for Apple, the stand-up toothpaste tube, and a better Pringle for Procter & Gamble. IDEO may be the most influential product design company in the world.
David Kelley talks about Steve Jobs and ‘design thinking’ in ’60 Minutes’ interview | The Verge
IDEO founder David Kelley talks Jobs, Apple | The Loop
When many Apple fans hear about Apple’s design, they think about Jony Ive. But Ive wasn’t the first person to design a product for Apple. Steve Jobs worked with a number of influential designers over the years, and 60 Minutes has turned its gaze to one of the most important ones – David Kelley and his firm IDEO. This is a really interesting look at a man and his design philosophy.
The interview is fascinating anyway, but Apple enthusiasts may especially like his comments on working with Steve, and how Steve helped him when Kelley was diagnosed with his own cancer.
Fortune Exclusive: Larry Page on Google
Fortune Exclusive: Larry Page on Google | Fortune Tech
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Q: So do you have an ongoing conversation with Apple about these kinds of issues and trying to resolve them?
A: I mean, obviously we talk to Apple. We have a big search relationship with Apple, and so on, and we talk to them and so on.
Larry Page On Making Money From Smartphones | Business Insider
Google CEO Larry Page talks about Apple | The Loop
He sounds like Miss South Carolina Teen USA Caitlin Upton talking about “the Iraq.”
Om Malik talks with Matt Mullenweg
Matt Mullenweg is Interviewed by Om Malik at LeWeb Paris 2012 | YouTube
In conversation with Matt Mullenweg, WordPress | Om Malik
At Le Web 2012, I chatted on stage with my friend Matt Mullenweg. We discussed a variety of topics, but the conversation kicked off with our growing disgust with the un-customer centric approach of social networks. In their bid to become dominant platforms, they are sacrificing the needs of Internet users, and perhaps that is why it is time for the Internet entrepreneurs to think different about how we build the future.
Om Malik talks with Matt Mullenweg | The Loop
The LeWeb Conference Sold to Reed Midem | AllThingsD
NBCNews.com video: Apple CEO on challenge of keeping company cutting edge
Tim Cook Interview *Full HQ* – Rock Center with Brian Williams – Part 1 of 2 | YouTube
Apple CEO on challenge of keeping company cutting edge | NBCNews.com video
Tim Cook’s ‘Rock Center’ Interview on YouTube | Daring Fireball
If you haven’t seen it, it’s worth the 20 minutes.
Apple CEO Tim Cook announces plans to manufacture Mac computers in USA
Apple CEO Tim Cook announces plans to manufacture Mac computers in USA | Rock Center with Brian Williams
In an exclusive interview with Brian Williams airing tonight at 10pm/9c on NBC’s “Rock Center,” Apple CEO Tim Cook announced one of the existing Mac lines will be manufactured exclusively in the United States next year. Mac fans will have to wait to see which Mac line it will be because Apple, widely known for its secrecy, left it vague. Cook’s announcement may or may not confirm recent rumors in the blogosphere sparked by iMacs inscribed in the back with “Assembled in USA.”
Apple CEO Tim Cook announces plans to manufacture Mac computers in USA | Rock Center with Brian Williams
Tim Cook’s full interview with NBC
Tim Cook to NBC: Apple will make Macs in USA | The Loop
Some New iMacs Marked as Being ‘Assembled in USA‘ | Daring Fireball
Tim Cook Announces Plans to Manufacture Macs in U.S. | Daring Fireball
Is there some secret iMac assembly plant in the US? | 9to5Mac
“Made in the USA” is back, baby | kottke.org
Earlier this morning in a post about Apple manufacturing their products in the US, I wrote “look for this “made in the USA” thing to turn into a trend”. Well, Made in the USA is already emerging as a trend in the media.
Foxconn Plans American Expansion as Clients Seek Made in U.S.A. | Bloomberg
Tim Cook’s Freshman Year: The Apple CEO Speaks
Tim Cook’s Freshman Year: The Apple CEO Speaks | Businessweek
“So just to be clear, I wouldn’t call that a process. Creativity and innovation are something you can’t flowchart out. Some things you can, and we do, and we’re very disciplined in those areas. But creativity isn’t one of those. A lot of companies have innovation departments, and this is always a sign that something is wrong when you have a VP of innovation or something. You know, put a for-sale sign on the door.”
Extensive Tim Cook Interview With Businessweek Editor Josh Tyrangie | Daring Fireball
Cook Says Lives Enriched Matters More Than Money Made: Interview | Bloomberg
Charlie Rose, David Pogue, John Gruber on iPhone 5 Debut
David Pogue, John Gruber on iPhone 5 Debut | Businessweek
Charlie Rose, Sept. 21: New York Times technology columnist David Pogue and Daring Fireball tech blogger John Gruber discuss the iPhone 5.








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