I mentioned about a month ago how I was considering setting up a second blog so I could more easily separate my personal and professional life. And yesterday, twice, I was reminded that there is...
My copy of iWoz arrived from Amazon this morning and I am mildly excited about reading it – much more than I thought I would be. The book is selling itself as the first account...
There is an ongoing fuss about the flat-fee of iTunes. Apple dominance of the MP3 player market with the iPod and it's very close tie-in with iTunes has meant that the computer company has been...
I’m taking a few days off writing the Sex.com book to cover what I believe to be a very important meeting in Geneva. In fact, I write this from a hotel room in Geneva within...
I love this. A new band is rocketing up the charts, is set to become the fastest-ever something and the biggest-selling something else. And it has all been done by word of mouth. Yes, the...
I've been pondering Apple's latest moves – namely, the shift to Intel processors and the various new and updated products that Jobs announced this week – and it struck me that Apple may be developing...
I've never really understood the collective madness that surrounds Steve Jobs keynotes. The Apple CEO is undoubtedly charismatic, and he does a great job of turning the already obsessive Mac maniacs into a frothing mass...
Piece of mine in The Guardian today about the iPod and how Apple's history shows that the company may soon cock it all up and become just a bit player. It's a shame the article...
Okay, this is really good news. Despite my reservations about the new video iPod – particularly the fact that Jobs' obsession with making it small has given it a ridiculous two-hour battery life – it...
So, despite Jobs' denials and Apple's usual insane secrecy in order to build crazed hype, it was the long-awaited (and delayed) video iPod that was launched yesterday. Aside from worrying that this latest iPod will...