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Water damage: Apple comforts closeted readers

I used to have a colleague who repeatedly dropped his electronic devices (mostly pagers in those days) into the toilet....

Selfie: The new word of the year in OED

I'm not quite sure when I first started using selfie, probably some time in 2012 after seeing it...

David Hockney has a lot to answer for

David Hockney, said to be Britain's greatest living artist, has sold a lot of iPads and quiet a...

What to do on a wet day in London

Last night I was out with my Leica Monochrom in a wet and miserable Soho. See some of the results...

Book publishers suffer death by irrelevance

Joe Wickert, sage of the bookworld, objects to complaints that Amazon is killing off book publishers. "Publishers are killing themselves",...

iPhone: Flop or flier?

Hindsight is a wonderful thing. Who could imagine that the iPhone could be anything but a wonderful success; or that...

Apple Launches: Let’s have a fair allocation policy

I am pleased that Apple is implementing a sensible approach to marketing the ever-so-scarse iPad Mini. I have always hated...

Apple and Samsung get 109% of mobile profits

The smacks of hyperbole. How can you have 109% of anything? It's like those who gush, "I support you one...

Gruber gleans more from the iPad Mini

John Gruber has made his choice: Good as the new Air is, he prefers the small form of the Mini...

Curious case of the negative analyst

For the past year I have often wondered why Apple attracts so much negative comment from financial analysts. However successful...

Leica Monochrom: Night portraits in Soho

iPad mini cellular still missing, all models tight

Supply of iPad minis is still falling way behind demand. I've been checking the reserve-in-store web site twice a day...
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