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Steve Jobs Was Using iCloud in 1997

Here is an interesting description of the iCloud as Apple‘s Steve Jobs describes his personal computing environment at the time— back in 1997. Watch WWDC ’97 keynote below: fast forward to 00:14:00 if you wish. “I have computers at Apple, at NeXT, at Pixar and at home. I walk up to any of them and log in as myself, it goes over the network and finds my home directory on the server and… I’ve got my...
Read MoreOver 400,000 iOS Applications Available In The App Store

While over 500,000 Apps (507,284 precisely) currently approved, over 401,436 apps are now available to download in the App Store as shown by AppShopper‘s statistical numbers and noted by AppAdvice: This is amazing. The App Store hasn’t even reached its third birthday. It’s likely that Steve Jobs will announce the news tomorrow morning, at WWDC’s keynote presentation. [Image credit:...
Read MoreIt’s Official: Steve Jobs to unveil Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud at WWDC June 6

Apple has just announced that CEO Steve Jobs and other executives will take the stage on June 6th to unveil next-generation software. It’s the first time for Apple to mention iCloud specifically: Apple® CEO Steve Jobs and a team of Apple executives will kick off the company’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a keynote address on Monday, June 6 at 10:00 a.m. At the keynote, Apple will unveil its...
Read MoreSteve Jobs to Nike CEO: ‘Get Rid of the Crappy Stuff’

Carmine Gallo shares this interesting story on Forbes, shortly after becoming CEO, Mark Parker talked to Steve Jobs on the phone asking for some tips: “Do you have any advice?†Parker asked Jobs. “Well, just one thing,†said Jobs. “Nike makes some of the best products in the world. Products that you lust after. But you also make a lot of crap. Just get rid of the crappy stuff and focus on...
Read MoreSouth Park Takes on Apple’s Location Tracking Fiasco

For 14 years, South Park has taken the news and given it a unique and timely twist with a no-holds-barred candor that often leaves viewers in stitches. Tonight’s Season 15 premiere—which took on the issue of Apple’s secret tracking of iPhone and iPad users and added a disgustingly sinister twist courtesy of Steve Jobs—continued that tradition in truly stellar form. Watch out the humorous video below: [via:...
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