Filed under: Internet Tools TED is one of my favorite sites on the net. For those of you who don't know about it, TED (which stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design) is an conference given in Long Beach and Oxford each year that brings some of the greatest minds on the planet together to "give the talk of their lives" in a limited time of 18 minutes. The talks are recorded and put on the TED website for all the world to see -- for free (living up to its slogan "Ideas worth spreading") View more →
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Filed under: Video For any of you who were hoping to get through the rest of the day without hearing the word iPad again, it ain't gonna happen. Today's TUAW TV Live , starting in just a few minutes, is going to be all iPad , all the time. I've got a lot of iPad videos queued up and ready to roll, so if you want to see some of what's going to be available for your newest Apple toy on Saturday morning, join us for this live event View more →
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Filed under: Apple On Saturday, when you plug in your shiny new iPad and peruse the App Store for apps, you'll see 'HD' or 'XL' designations for iPad-specific apps. You may wonder what that's all about. View more →
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Filed under: iPad Just five minutes ago I got a call from the Apple Store at the Walt Whitman Shopping Mall in Huntington Station Long Island, NY, confirming that I would be picking up my new iPad on Saturday. We agreed that it was for the 64GB Wi-Fi model. I was told that pre-orders would only be available for pickup until 3 pm, and was asked when I expected to swing by and pick it up View more →
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Filed under: Troubleshooting Although it's been relatively quiet in the mailbox over the past 48 hours with regard to Mac OS X 10.6.3 issues and outcomes (probably because everyone is too busy refreshing their delivery status ), every OS update comes with a few problems. View more →
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Filed under: iPad There's a fun post at Silicon Alley Insider today that traces an iPad 's journey from China to the customer's home. By monitoring Twitter and tracking reports, Nick Saint has assembled an iPad's typical journey to the US. View more →
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Filed under: iPad If you want to get an inside tidbit, or even a glimpse of an iPad, don't ask an Apple Store employee. They don't know any more than you do View more →
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