Geek & Mild by Sean Sperte
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Apple has approved nearly 250 app every day since the iPhone App Store launched. Today, ours was one of them.
§ March 24, 2010
On Daring Fireball, John Gruber is linking to this report from Flurry reporting estimated sales figures from the first 74 days on the market for the original iPhone, the Motorola Droid, and the Google Nexus One.
The graph shows the Droid outselling the iPhone (by a slim margin), but Gruber is quick to point out that for the first 21 days the iPhone was very hard to purchase. But, how come no one is pointing out that the original iPhone wasn’t subsidized? Of course the Droid sold better – it was cheaper!
§ March 16, 2010
An Ode to DiskWarrior, SuperDuper, and Dropbox:
Every hard drive in the world will eventually fail. Assume that yours are all on the cusp of failure at all times.
Heed this advice, people.
§ March 16, 2010
Cameron Moll has finished, and is now shipping, his incredible Colosseo letterpress poster.
§ March 9, 2010
I love this Google before you Tweet limited edition letterpress print. (Via Cameron Moll’s new Tumblr-powered blog.)
§ March 6, 2010
Here are some instructions on how to download an audio book from the Cleveland public library. (Via Daring Fireball.)