Apple believes it has a "moral responsibility" to patrol content on the iPhone. That apparently includes heavily watering down a guide to New York's gay culture, as one author just learned.
Text messaging is one of the greatest advances in communication since, well, the telephone and email. That said, it's still a fledgling medium and some people need to learn how to use it without being a total jackass.
Apple banned a third prominent cartoonist from its app store, citing mockery of Tiger Woods and a policy against "ridiculing a public figure." If we're to let Apple censor our news, we should familiarize ourselves with the company's whims.
Once upon a time, building computers was as solitary an affair as using one, and a smart executive named Steve Jobs exploited this cloistered secrecy for fun and profit. But Apple's hermetic seal has broken, and there's no restoring it.
Oh good! Jobs is cool with theft in media. Like, metaphorically... All this bruhaha about who stole what from who in what Deutsche bier haus puts this 1994 interview in a whole new light.
We promise eventually we'll put this meme to bed, but once more, but this is far and away our favorite Hitler-hissy.
Just because you've ripped its contents, doesn't mean a CD is now totally useless. Bring old school and new school together with an iPhone charging dock made of old CDs. Note: this will require power tools.
If Sketch Nation Shooter for iPhone is anywhere near as cool as it looks, we can all look forward to hours of butts and boobs shooting lasers at Justin Bieber's drunkenly-doodled face.
