The Internet’s best hope for a Do Not Track standard is falling apart. Here’s why.
Try as it might, anti-surveillance group can’t avoid Washington | The Washington Post
The Internet’s best hope for a Do Not Track standard is falling apart. Here’s why. | The Washington Post
Leaping to Conclusions on a Pilot’s Speculation
Leaping to Conclusions on a Pilot’s Speculation | NYTimes.com
An article on the Bloomberg News Web site on Wednesday noted an airline pilot’s claim that an iPhone could interfere with a plane’s compasses during takeoff and landing.
But the report cited in the article isn’t based on scientific research. It was merely one pilot’s speculation.
Turning Off IPhone Critical to Pilots Citing Interference | Bloomberg
Apple in India: a lost opportunity?
Apple in India: a lost opportunity? | GigaOM
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Apple is enamored with China — and rightfully so. However, in not paying attention to India, it has allowed world’s second-largest mobile market to become a mostly Android phenomenon, leaving upper end of the market to Samsung. Wrong strategy, if you ask me.
Apple Acts to Crack India Market for iPhone | WSJ.com
India still erects hurdles. Apple hasn’t been able to open its trademark stores because of requirements that foreign retailers purchase 30% of the value of India sales from domestic suppliers—unmanageable in a country with virtually no electronics manufacturing.
Why There Are No Apple Stores In India | ParisLemon
Buy High, Sell Low – The Talk Show
Buy High, Sell Low – The Talk Show | Mule Radio Syndicate
Special guest Marco Arment joins John Gruber to talk about Apple’s quarterly earnings and resulting stock price dive, Marco’s new car podcast, and the original cocktail, the Old-Fashioned.
The Talk Show: Buy High, Sell Low | Marco.org
I’m Bored. What’s Next?
I’m Bored. What’s Next? | TechCrunch
It’s just about 2013 and I gotta say, I’m a little bored.
We live in an age where we expect and experience exponential change in tech. Where common everyday items were just fantasies (or unimagined) decades ago. Let’s speed things up, people. I’m bored.
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