TiPb Presents iPhone Live! #20 -- 5.2 Million Sold!
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- Apple Q3 2009 Conference Call - 5.2 Million iPhones Sold
- iPhone and iPod touch: Now with 45 Million Unit Install Base
- Apple: We Knew Traditional iPod Sales Would Decline, That’s Why We Developed iPhone
- Dear Apple: How About that Premium App Store?
- iPhone — 20% Profit Share of Mobile Industry?
- AIM Push Problems - Hacktivated iPhones to Blame?
- Third Generation iPod touch to get Camera… and Microphone?
- No Promo Codes for Apps Rated 17+ — Including Browsers?!
- Developer: Serious Doubts About App Store, Does Apple Care?
- Rumor: Subsidized Apple iTablet Coming to Verizon this Year?
- UPDATED: Amazon Remote Wipes Kindle Copies of 1984, Animal Farm — Redefines Irony
- Microsoft Store to Compete With Apple Store — By Not Selling Anything
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Does it bother anyone else that everyone in this podcast can't talk and breathe at the same time? They talk so fast and then take a deep breath because they are out of breath. I don't know why but while I'm listening to the podcast, I just start to pay attention their breathing rather than what they're saying. I do like the podcast, keep it up, but you guys need to slow down and not take a deep breath after every sentence you speak, or at lease not in the mic.
Love the show!
Re: In response to Amazon's remote deletion of 1984 and Animal Farm
Hi there,
Saw you'd written about the Amazon / 1984 flap, and I thought you might be
interested in the petition we launched yesterday:
http://defectivebydesign.org/amazon1984
We have over 1400 signatures already, and signers include Lawrence Lessig,
Clay Shirky, Cory Doctorow and other notable authors, librarians, and
scholars.
The petition opens:
"We believe in a way of life based on the free exchange of ideas, in which
books have and will continue to play a central role. Devices like Amazon's
are trying to determine how people will interact with books, but Amazon's
use of DRM to control and monitor users and their books constitutes a clear
threat to the free exchange of ideas."
Please have a look, and if you support the cause or think it would be
interesting to your readers, a blog post would be great!
Thanks,
-Holmes Wilson
Free Software Foundation