…Product reviews are without question the best part of Gizmodo (and Engadget). But that’s not how Lam’s diatribe reads. Lam feels insulted, but rather than say so, he says instead that RIM has insulted Gizmodo’s readers, which I find humorous in that Lam is the guy who has so much respect for Gizmodo readers that, for instance, when he found out that Cisco was going to announce some sort of slapdash “iPhone” VOIP dingus in December 2006 in an effort to protect their iPhone trademark, Lam let them (i.e. trusting Gizmodo readers) believe for an entire weekend that Apple was announcing the iPhone that coming Monday — a stunt that converted trust into extra page views.
Daring Fireball’s John Gruber on Brian Lam’s tirade against RIM because they didn’t give Gizmodo a review unit. This was exactly my thoughts about Gizmodo stupidly pretending that they care about their readers (and not the page views they lost because of not having a Blackberry Storm 2 review unit).
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Great Imagine cover, great purpose.

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Exposé has more app switching tricks

finermac:

While changing app through keyboard (Command-Tab), pressing the down arrow launches Exposé on the selected app. Further, pressing Tab in Exposé’s All Windows mode will begin cycling through the windows of each individual application from left to right in the Dock.

Can’t wait to get my hands on Snow Leopard.

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Goes well with this too: The Importance Of Enthusiasm In Any Product.

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A good workstation at home has been a permanent item in my projects list. Looking for inspirations, i found this very minimalist setup. I love it.
Comes with a complete photo-documentation how it was setup.

A good workstation at home has been a permanent item in my projects list. Looking for inspirations, i found this very minimalist setup. I love it.

Comes with a complete photo-documentation how it was setup.

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