Apple iPad’s ‘Micro SIM’ explained — Engadget
(Somehow via This Week In Computer Hardware.)
Philip Bussmann's tumblelog
Monthly Archive for January, 2010
»Il Postino,« […] will feature tenor Charles Castronovo in the title role of the postman smitten with the poetry of Pablo Neruda. Domingo will be the Chilean poet. The Spanish-language production — which will travel to Paris, Vienna and Cincinnati — will include the work of video artist Philip Bussmann. Grant Gershon, the company’s associate conductor and chorus master, will conduct. Ron Daniels will direct.
You can find the full cast & credit listing on the offical LA Opera site
L.A. Opera announces 2010-11 season: a premiere and cutbacks | Los Angeles Times
(Via Los Angeles Times.)
>I think the iPad marks the beginning of the end of the Mac / PC wars – insofar as they will both lose. I believe that the iPhone OS is going to be Apple’s focus in the long term, and most consumers who don’t need or understand general purpose computers will end up with a device like the iPad. The Mac will become more and more of a “Pro” product going forward. People who say “well, I can’t run Xcode on it, so I’m not buying one” are kind of missing the point. The iPad is to the Macintosh, as the Macintosh was to the Apple II.
James Thomson of TLA Systems, maker of PCalc and DragThing
»I Have Been Hit By A Love Taser« – Devs Speak Out On iPad | /a>
(Via Cult of Mac<.)
