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Posted: 9 January 2009 in Technology, TravelTags: Apple, iphone, ryokans, san francisco
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My Mac Book Pro is back
Posted: 12 November 2008 in Solitude, Silence, Serenity, StillnessTags: Apple, Mac
Fiona has returned from a long absence. After one week of being Mac-less, I am so happy that my laptop arrived today from the Apple repair center. I banished Wilbur (the ancient Dell) back into the closet and I hope I never have to go through this harrowing experience again. I learned one lesson: keep [...]
Day 2 without my Mac Book Pro: severe withdrawal symptoms
Posted: 5 November 2008 in Solitude, Silence, Serenity, StillnessTags: Apple, Mac
This is Day 2 without Fiona (my Mac Book Pro) which is in intensive care somewhere in Texas. I was about to post on Day 1 but was too traumatized to write anything. And were it not for Obama’s victory, which I’m savoring today, I would not be functioning at all. There’s something about being [...]
Technology bits: an entrepreneur tells all; Apple has 66 percent market share
Posted: 21 May 2008 in TechnologyTags: Apple, meetro, paul bragiel
An entrepreneur’s honest assessment of what went wrong Apple has 66 percent of market for $1000-plus computers
[Tech news] World's thinnest laptop, Apple kills cable TV
Posted: 16 January 2008 in TechnologyTags: Apple, itunes, Mac
If you have been living in a cave for the past 24 hours, you just missed Apple’s release of the world’s thinnest laptop (no CD or DVD drive, finally) and the beginning of the end of the cable TV industry. Read these posts on Pajama Entrepreneur: Apple releases world’s thinnest laptop Did Apple kill the [...]
