Monthly Archives: July 2009

Video Interview: Marco Arment of Instapaper

Posted on July 4, 2009 by Ian Betteridge

via steverubel.com If you have an iPhone and you’re not using Instapaper, you’re really missing out. Posted via web from Ian Betteridge’s lifestream

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Deathmatch rematch: BlackBerry versus iPhone 3.0 | Business Center | iPhone Central | Macworld

Posted on July 4, 2009 by Ian Betteridge

Galen Gruman compares the iPhone to Blackberry Bold and concludes that it’s time to retire the Blackberry. I’m not sure that he’s wrong, despite liking the Blackberry’s approach to email more. “The iPhone clearly has some issues, but for such a … Continue reading →

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links for 2009-07-03

Posted on July 3, 2009 by Ian Betteridge

iPhone SMS Vulnerability Found, Getting Patched – HotHardware The only details Miller had were this: "The SMS vulnerability allows an attacker to run software code on the phone that is sent by SMS over a mobile operator's network. The malicious … Continue reading →

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iPhone SMS Vulnerability Found, Getting Patched – HotHardware

Posted on July 2, 2009 by Ian Betteridge

The only details Miller had were this: “The SMS vulnerability allows an attacker to run software code on the phone that is sent by SMS over a mobile operator’s network. The malicious code could include commands to monitor the location … Continue reading →

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The Free Market for Snake Oil and the Age of Unreason – broadstuff

Posted on July 2, 2009 by Ian Betteridge

“For example, let’s say the icon of your choice spouts pure (but entertaining) cr*p to their 50,000 followers (who then re-tweet like good little acolytes), and a few experts in the field with a few thousand followers each rebut it, … Continue reading →

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Fast Company Co-Founder Has it Right: Steve’s Not a Role Model | Cult of Mac

Posted on July 2, 2009 by Ian Betteridge

“The most important question is not, “How do we become more like Steve Jobs?” The best question is, “How do we become the best version of our own company?” That might mean the kind of leadership Taylor espouses in the … Continue reading →

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