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Fake iPhone 3G is inspected at MacMedics (via macmedics)
\x0a\x0aWow, this is crazy. Is there really this much of a market for a fake iPhone to go through all the trouble of copying the hardware & everything?
\x0aGoogle Something with Bing!
\x0a\x0aThis is hilarious.
\x0aiPhone 3G S Devices at AT&T Distribution Center (via ShareATT)
\x0aDamn dude, major distribution center…kind of impressive.
\x0a89-Year Old Woman Drives her Mercury Comet over 540,000 miles — Originally Owner!
\x0aThis is quite remarkable and inspirational
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\x0a AppleAppWall (via parislemon) from WWDC 2009
\x0a\x0aPretty cool.
\x0aDave Matthews GPS from Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
\x0aThis is hilarious, with the satellite part putting me over the edge in laughter. I haven’t been watching this show, but may spend more time watching it. Fallon seems so real on the show—some people don’t like that he laughs at himself, but I find it endearing.
\x0aMy Thoughts: Leo Laporte Blows up at Mike Arrington on the Gillmor Gang - June 6, 2009 (via MPB326)
\x0a\x0aSo I think Arrington was completely out of line here. Sure Leo lost his head and maybe he shouldn’t have, but the reaction post intial response is uncalled for. Even if Arrington’s intentions were to make some point about review units, Leo is a journalistic professional, who has a reputation for purchasing what he reviews. Arrington did two things here: 1) he insulted Leo (even if that was not his initial intent), 2) he got defensive immediately, where he could have taken control and cleared the air.
\x0aWhat’s more, he acted like a child saying, “what are you going to do about it?” Arrington should have said, “No, now let me rephrase that Leo, that’s not what I meant.”
\x0aWho knows, maybe Arrington didn’t get enough sleep and wasn’t on his game…either way, it was a sour outcome.
\x0a\x0aI say, good for Leo to stand up to the guy.
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