(CNN)
Unfortunately, this is the closest you'll ever get to the Steve Jobs action figure, as Apple has asked the company behind it to cease and desist. Still, CNN, I don't know if I'd go so far as to say the figure looks ...then again, I guess it looks as real as Larry King does.
(The Guardian)
Looks like all that fuss wasn't unjustified. Within the first week of sales, EMI moved 450,000 albums and 2 million tracks. Thank heavens: Paul and Ringo will be able to put some food on the table now.
(Gizmodo)
Tech blog Gizmodo is lobbying Apple to restore the iPad's hardware orientation lock, . And they've chosen to do it in the ever-effective form of an online petition. On Twitter and Facebook. Because if there's one way to reach Steve Jobs, it's social networking.
(Daring Fireball)
This I guarantee: even if this new iPad newspaper by Rupert Murdoch gets an event with a Steve Jobs keynote, more people will remember the day The Beatles showed up on iTunes. If only because they complained about it. A lot.
(Reuters)
Let this be a lesson to you, mortals! Even when Steve Wozniak makes things up, like Apple supposedly acquiring speech recognition makers , the ramifications can be . Nuance's stock shot up 3.5 percent in one day on the news. I would suggest it's high time we stop listening to Woz, but then where am I going to find a sucker to unload all this Segway paraphernalia onto?