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MS-13 Proves To Be Scariest, Slowest Gang In SF
Bernardo, early SureA o inductee. MS-13 sorority sisters Danilo Velasquez,, 28, and Luis Herrera, 18, were arrested yesterday in connection with the shooting death of Moises Frias Jr., a Daly City college student.
9 hrs ago | The Internet Stock Blog
The news that Google is turning its Chrome browser into a full blown linux-based operating system for netbooks has the tech industry buzzing .
13 hrs ago | Fortune
Dr. LSD to Steve Jobs: How was your trip?
"Dear Mr. Jobs," begins the 2007 letter from Swiss scientist Albert Hofmann to Apple's CEO.
18 hrs ago | Seeking Alpha
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News
Swiss prepared to protect UBS data. The Swiss government said it would seize UBS data to keep information about 52,000 American account holders out of the hands of the U.S. Justice Department.
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How I Spent My Summer: Hacking Into iPhones With Friends
"Like many teenagers, Ari Weinstein spends his summers riding his bike and swimming.
Rushkoff: "Google's War On The PC"
Doug Rushkoff is bullish on Google's plans to launch a Chrome OS . Snip from his essay today in The Daily Beast: In a sense, Google is just bringing computing back to the way it was supposed to be.
Cue the Outrage: Google Follows iPhone Playbook With Chrome OS
There sure are a lot of people writing about the Google Chrome OS . The pair of Googlers who wrote the blog post that kicked off the media frenzy included all the right buzzwords: "open source," "lightweight operating system," "netbooks," and "community." So exciting! I almost think the working title should have been " Google Chrome OS Is Going To ...
Did Jobs and Apple lie about reason for departure?
Corporations must make "material disclosures" to shareholders, information that, if known, would induce a shareholder to sell or buy shares.
'Macsimum Recommended Reading' for July 7
"Why Apple Could Kill Your Camera: Steve Jobs has killed music stores and media players.
Apple to drop WebObjects in Snow Leopard Server
According to sources familiar with Apple's plans, the company will drop deployment support for its WebObjects web application server in Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server later this year.
IN 2003, which Apple CEO Steve Jobs declared the "Year of the Notebook", the 12in PowerBook made its impressive debut.
Right on the heels of the recent news that Apple CEO Steve Jobs underwent a liver transplant came the speculation that he had somehow gamed the organ donation system in order to jump to the head of the waiting list.
Apple To Add Video Cameras to iPod Touch and Nano?
Is Apple planning to include video cameras in the next versions of the iPod Touch and iPod Nano? TechCrunch's Michael Arrington floated that theory this morning, asserting that according to 'one of our sources in Asia,' Apple has placed an order for 'a massive number of camera modules' of the type used in the iPhone 3GS.
Why Apple Could Kill Your Camera
There's a serial killer loose in Silicon Valley. His name? Steve Jobs. No need to buy an alarm, invest in pepper spray or deadbolt the door, however.
How to Transfer Songs from Your iPod to a Computer
Conger, Cristen. "How to Transfer Songs from Your iPod to a Computer." 17 March 2009.
Jobs' Quiet Comeback, Mini's Big BOM and Maine's Massive MacBook Splurge
New iPhone software and hardware sent Apple into a roaring early summer, but things have quieted down a little since then.
Giles Slade: Eebs: A History of Future Publishing
Few people have noticed, but the competition over e-Book formats between Google-Sony et al, and Kindle-Amazon has introduced two tiers into the emerging market for electronic books.
Joe Wikert's Publishing 2020 Blog
Fast Company's Bezos/Amazon Cover Story
The latest issue issue of Fast Company magazine features an excellent cover article about Amazon and Jeff Bezos .
Bernard Madoff was sentenced on Monday to 150 years in prison -- the maximum penalty the judge could give him for "extraordinarily evil" crimes in Wall Street's biggest and most brazen investment fraud.
Here's an interesting measure of how effectively Apple can whip the tech world into a frenzy - even without Steve Jobs there to stir things up.