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kuoSo apparently Apple sells a crapload of apps. Gartner says 99.4% of all mobile apps are sold by Apple. Gruber disagrees.

Ars Technica is known for its comprehensive reviews, including reviews of our favourite OS. John Siracusa looks back on these reviews.

HarperCollins may be the first publisher to get into bed with Apple and their tablet.

A legitimate $1000 iPhone app or an erection aid?

Pastebot is beautifully designed, but is it useful? This is how some folk use it.

Rocking a Mac Pro? Then you’ve been Xserved… some firmware updates.

Here’s an article about how we work all the time and stuff.

GTA on your iPhone.

Despite only getting paid a buck a year by Apple, El Jobso is raking it in elsewhere.

If you’ve ever had to mop up runny green toddler shit in aisle 3, you might appreciate this.

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