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Henry Blodget is a well known known for being an Apple Troll. It seems this guy have a personal vendetta against Apple. The "issues" with Apple he listed and the explanations are full of the same unsubstantiated rumors that have been regurtitated by the incestuous tech journalists and analysts.

I still can't get over the price tag for a Chromebook regardless of the specs.

Yet another reason to abandon Facebook. It is getting creepy and creepier.

Don't want to sound like a dick or nothing, according to this article CNET has no credibility at all.

The post losts all credibility as soon as the quote from Rob Enderle showed up.

Dear BusinessInsider, I'm tired of your whining.

Unfortunately Amazon is quoting Gizmodo. That's like quoting Carlos Mencia on comedy.

It sounds like Rush Limbaugh complaining about some Democrats. I meant it goes both ways.

Edd Bott to Microsoft is like MG Siegler to Apple.

So, why give these Elitists any attentions at all?

CNET might not have tried hiring intelligent writers.

I believe Monique Farantzos and Jon Lech Johansen is working hard to bring iTunes and Android together.

About the removal of YouTube app from iOS 6

1. This is already reported during the beta days. NDA being only a 3 capital letters and all.

2. Google submitted YouTube app to iTunes App Store, and it was released on September 11th, 2012.

3. John Koetsier, a writer for VentureBeat that also consulted on technology, social media, and marketing for many years; apparently was either living under a rock since September 11th, 2012 or just whoring for page hit.

4. Did I mention page hit whoring?

Since music tracks from iTunes are DRM free, they can be played in any Android devices.

Isn't that ironic that you formed an opinion about an article that you didn't read?

Sounds like the writer is ok if Samsung won the trial. Bad article from a bad writer.

It is still a rumor. Yet some people are riled up.

Take your pitchforks and torches when it's confirmed, but not now.

Triangular Tablets?

Two Words: Dunder Mifflin

squareup.com is still up.

Edit: Apparently it was a cached page in my browser.

Square.com is now using squareup.com SSL certificate.

Does this mean Square, Inc. already acquired square.com?

Edit 2:

square.com automatically redirects to square.com

whois info still says that square.com owned by Square Enix.

The last time I checked, in about 1000 years Mars would be pretty much owned by Leo and Inez Wong.

A lot of people expecting about 3-year life cycle of a smartphone now.

They'd buy one under contract and upgrade to a new on within 18-24 months. The old smartphone then given to a family member. It is a lot more common than the tech crowd.

So having manufacturers updating the phone for at least 3 years would really help a lot.

I have one domain still registered under Go Daddy. It was originally registered through Google Apps, which at that time only offered Go Daddy as their "partner" Domain Registrar.

Currently Google offer eNom, inc. as the alternative to Go Daddy, which I'm not too fond of.

I'd like to move this one domain to another registrar without causing troubles to my Google App service.

That's because T-Mobile allows it. I mentioned specifically Verizon and AT&T for locking the features. I'm not sure how Sprint deals with the whole tethering.

As far as we know T-Mobile is a lot more "customer friendly" since they're running 4th out of the big 4 Wireless provider in the US.

Let's see. Android phones with unrestricted Tethering and Wi-Fi hotspot are Nexus One, Nexus S and presumably Galaxy Nexus.

Tethering on any Droid phones are encumbered by Verizon. You have to pay the tethering plan to have this feature enabled. The same goes AT&T Android phones with "crippled" tethering capabilities.

iPhone supported carrier-sanctioned tethering pre-iOS 4 (iOS 3.x in 2010), just not in the US with AT&T. Different carriers handle it differently.

My colleague will be meeting one of Adobe Senior VP's in a few weeks. For sure I'll send him a few questions to ask. A lot about HTML5.

easp got that right.

You can have free (insertsomethinghere).WordPress.com blog. Then you can upgrade for custom domain, increased storage, VideoPress, custom theme/design, etc. for a fee-per-service.

There's self-install WordPress.org and hosted WordPress.com. I am not aware of self-install Tumblr blog.

The post is comparing Tumblr with self-install WordPress.org.

About hosting: Replace Tumblr with WordPress.com

When you use WordPress.com, you don’t have to worry about hosting. They take care of it.

Edit: OS X Lion sometimes auto-corrects Tumblr with Tumbler.

Nexus One was released in January 2010. Too soon to be "retired" after only 2 years.

Nexus One was seriously "flawed" for having only 512MB of internal storage. I had to uninstall tons of applications just to update the built in ones.

Anything Apple does these days always disappoint analysts. Well, most analysts are overpaid for what they do anyway.

Financial Analysts has been underestimating Apple since 2004. This time they're pumping up the expectations.

Overall it is still a spectacular Quarter for Apple.

Expectations from analysts who are mostly wrong.

So that means Apple is Doomed?

Probably not.

That was the teaching in Buddhism and Steve Jobs was a devout Buddhist. It is likely that Steve Jobs was a closet philanthropist.

ZDNet is known for writing hit-pieces on Apple. ZDNet has not been relevant for a long time.