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    The iPhone and Lawsuits Revisited

    February 4th, 2009

    There’s a published report that four more lawsuits have been filed in the past two weeks complaining about iPhone 3G speeds. Now I realize that this is a difficult economy, and perhaps attorneys aren’t getting enough ambulances to chase, so they’re desperately seeking other types of work. Forgetting the lawyer jokes, however, I have to […]


    Newsletter #409 Preview: Reality Check: Is Apple At War With iPhone Hackers?

    September 30th, 2007

    One of the big stories this weekend, other than the usual political shenanigans and lurid celebrity gossip, was the claim that some iPhones were turned into bricks by the latest firmware update from Apple. Of course, Apple warned iPhone users about the potential consequences of unlocking their phones, which is intended to allow them to […]


    Do We Really Need Software Upgrades?

    September 19th, 2007

    It’s a sure thing that few software companies would survive were it not for repeat customers. If you bought version one, they need to find some way to rope you into buying version two, and so forth and so on. If you get enough loyal customers, you don’t have to work quite as hard to […]


    Mac and PC Price Comparisons Revisited: Eight Cylinder Versus Four Cylinder

    August 30th, 2007

    You know it makes an awful lot of sense. When you are price shopping for a new car, you’ll check off the options list and see that both have similarly powerful six-cylinder engines, air conditioning, perhaps a navigation system, satellite radio and so on and so forth. At the end of the process, you tally […]