It isn’t as weird as it sounds.
The wallpaper is from here.
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A Three-Word Review of the olloclip
David Ogilvy, on Writing Well
Someone should make this into a poster. via Behind Companies
On ARM-Based Windows 8
In an interview, Windows unit President Steven Sinofsky said that the first ARM-based machines running Windows 8 should show up around the same time as the first Windows 8 machines running traditional PC processors from Intel and AMD.
Sinofsky also said that the Windows on ARM machines will come with several Office apps–Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote– that have been tuned to run in a very battery efficient manner. But Sinofsky said that although those applications will run in the traditional Windows desktop, they will be the only programs allowed to do so, other than components of Windows itself.
White MacBook EOL’d
I’m pretty sure the iPad is holding the knife in this scenario.
Fire Tim Cook
Apple stock has gained nearly $100 since Steve’s passing.
Path Does the Right Thing
We believe you should have control when it comes to sharing your personal information. We also believe that actions speak louder than words. So, as a clear signal of our commitment to your privacy, we’ve deleted the entire collection of user uploaded contact information from our servers. Your trust matters to us and we want you to feel completely in control of your information on Path.
Tweetbot for iPad Released
Holy moly, this app is awesome. Be sure to check out Federico’s review. There’s a certain Memphis-based blog featured in a ton of the screenshots.
Apple Streaming Paul McCartney Show
Retro iPhone Cases
Kooaba Shortcut [Sponsor]
Thanks to Kooaba for sponsoring the 512 Pixels RSS feed this week!
kooaba Shortcut is a shortcut between real life and the Internet. Take a picture of what you are reading in a newspaper or magazine and instantly get connected to the digital version.
Using image-recognition technology, Shortcut recognizes what you’re reading. Once recognized, you can share the digital version of the pages via Facebook, Twitter, SMS, and email, or store them in Evernote. This works with over 1,000 newspapers and magazines worldwide. (See http://www.kooaba.com/products/shortcut for a list of publications.)
Firmware Update Brings Internet Recovery to 2010 Models
Earlier today Apple published two EFI Firmware updates for its iMac, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro lines. The updates, available through Software Update or Apple’s website, bring Lion Internet Recovery to more Mac models from 2010 — the mid 2010 iMac, late 2010 MacBook Air, and early 2010 MacBook Pro.
Cool.