Speaking of photos, Time has posted a collection of the ‘Top 10 Doctored Photos’ of all time. The first few are quite old.
Category: Photography
Colorful Family
iLounge has posted a photo over on Flickr of the entire iPod and iPhone family, from 2001 until today. Pretty cool.
The Box
![The Box Has Shrunk [243/365; 08/31/2009]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3510/3876989182_82237baba6_b.jpg)
The X is Dead
Gizmodo has published a collection of photos showing the various retail boxes OS X has come packaged in over the last 8 year.
With the release of 10.6 this Friday, Apple is going to be taking a big step away from the “X” themed boxes. Instead, the Snow Leopard retail box features, well, a snow leopard.
Gizmodo complains about this:
I can haz clip art? Come on, Apple. What’s wrong with you?
Hurricane Bill, as Seen From the Space Station
iPhone Dominating Flickr
The iPhone has become the most frequently used camera for Flickr photos, according to the photo site’s Camera Finder. While not providing a timeline for when this happened or its percentage of the market, the Yahoo-owned site shows that Apple’s smartphone has just recently overtaken the Canon Digital Rebel XTi in overall popularity for submissions. About 12.4 million photos have been identified as coming from some form of iPhone, with an average of 5,017 users uploading photos every day.
Beers at the White House
An awesome photoessay by Time Magazine.
The neat part is that the press had only about 30 seconds to shoot. After that, it was a private discussion.
Unibody Innards
I had to replace the unibody on a MacBook Pro yesterday, which requires taking everything in the notebook apart and moving it into the new case. Two hours later, it was like new.
Kodachrome No More
Size Matters
![Size Matters [174/365; 06/23/2009]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3342/3655027645_d1f73bc69e_b.jpg)
My new 24-inch iMac (a replacement from Apple for my dead 20-inch model) arrived today. Here, the new keyboard sits next to my Apple Extended II keyboard, which I will continue to use daily. The iPhone 3G and Apple remote are present for reference.
Behold, The Titanium
The Titanium PowerBook was the first notebook from Apple to feature the G4 processor.
At 1-inch thick, sporting a 15-inch widescreen display and wrapped in metal, the notebook caught everyone by surprise. The design is proving timeless. The Unibody MacBook and MacBook Pros are built like the Titanium - a thin plate on the bottom with all the insides built into the top case. Not to mention the black keyboard being back in style.
Retro Goodness Over on Flickr
May 4 - 8 is ’Roid Week 2009. My contributions will be collected here.