(TUAW)
After using the Mac security software to snap a picture of the guy who stole his laptop, Mac user (best name ever, am I right?) took to Twitter to ask for help. It arrived in the form of his Twitter followers, who staked out the bar owned by the thief, and managed to recover the MacBook without incident. Twitter: It's the 21st century equivalent of forming a posse.
(MacNN)
Apple's about to open a second retail store in Glendale, CA--in the mall right across from the company's Glendale store, which was one of the first stores to open, back in 2001. Pretty soon there'll be an Apple Store on every corner--eat your heart out, Starbucks.
(Electricpig)
Yes, according to photo-sharing site Flickr, people are not whipping out their iPad 2s when that picture-perfect moment arises. Only 12,000 or so pictures posted to the site register as being from an iPad 2, as opposed to more than 51 million iPhone snaps. Next question for the statisticians: How many people have snapped pictures of the iPad 2 their iPhone?
(TouchArcade)
Bungie Aerospace, a company formed by creator Bungie, has filed for a trademark on "Crimson" that would apply to "computer game software for use on mobile and cellular phones." Some think the developers may be prepping an iOS title, but that fails to explain why the company has filed repeated trademarks for both "Crimson" and "Clover." Over and over.
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If you're looking to settle a bar bet on the largest app marketplace in the world, look no further than the ultimate authority: Guinness World Records has declared that not only has Apple's App Store won that crown, but it's also the largest downloadable video game store in the world. Other accolades went to Angry Birds as the top paid game in the store and Plants vs. Zombies as "the world's fastest-selling iPhone/iPod strategy game." By that level of specificity, I suppose I am the Guinness World Record holder for the most prolific editor at . Named Dan. Moren.