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NINJAPAN BLOG vol.12

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Steve Jobs on Paul Rand

Interesting interview about Rand, creator of the NeXT logo.

.:paul-rand.com->

History’s Five Dumbest Apple Tablet Rumors

Days away from the supposed launch of the Apple tablet, we know almost nothing about it. While we can’t say for sure which rumors are true, we can definitely say which, over the past decade, were just plain dumb.

gizmodo.com

Chinese Corporate Espionage

Google’s decision Tuesday to risk walking away from the world’s largest Internet market may have come as a shock, but security experts see it as the most public admission of a top IT problem for U.S. companies: ongoing corporate espionage originating from China.

It’s a problem that the U.S. lawmakers have complained about loudly. In the corporate world, online attacks that appear to come from China have been an ongoing problem for years, but big companies haven’t said much about this, eager to remain in the good graces of the world’s powerhouse economy.

Google, by implying that Beijing had sponsored the attack, has placed itself in the center of an international controversy, exposing what appears to be a state-sponsored corporate espionage campaign that compromised more than 30 technology, financial and media companies, most of them global Fortune 500 enterprises.

The U.S. government is taking the attack seriously. Late Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton released a statement asking the Chinese government to explain itself, saying that Google’s allegations "raise very serious concerns and questions."

.:macworld.com->

Apple in Japan : Smartphones

Nearly half of all domestic smartphone users have turned to the iPhone in Japan, giving Apple a dominant position in the market, according to a new study.

New data released this week from Tokyo-based research company Impress R&D shows the iPhone 3G taking 24.6 percent of the consumer smartphone market. The iPhone 3GS, released this year, accounts for another 21.5 percent.

The "Macbook Wheel"

Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

I admit, I laughed.

Macheads - Documentary

Know somebody who loves their mac a little bit too much? …like, to the exclusion of normal social activities? …that talks about them constantly and belittles you for using anything else? Me too.

[UPDATE:AA This is a new documentary and its link got killed - sorry but, go buy it or rent it from Amazon!]

Jailbreaking? Use MNP logos!

[image: boot logo]

Jailbreaking your iPhone? Rep for MNP with these custom boot/restore logos. If you’ve already Jailbroken, you can still replace the logos by going the Pwnage Tool again but not creating/installing a new .ipsw file.

[image: recovery logo]

Note: These are .png files with transparent backgrounds - which is why they appear to have grey backgrounds in these images. On your iPhone, the background would be the standard black.

Find My iPhone

This is one of those things that you should be able to do, but is still feckin’ awesome to finally see available. Granted, you have to sign up + pay for MobileMe - which isn’t incredibly valuable - but still a cool app.