(MacGeneration)
Yes, that's French, and though Steve Jobs hasn't begun writing his personal correspondence in the language of love, the latest alleged e-mail from the Apple CEO has surfaced at French site MacGeneration. In it, Jobs says that the reason behind was simple: "Hardly anyone was buying them." Granted, that hasn't stopped Microsoft from selling the Zune.
(Patently Apple)
The tea leaf readers at Patently Apple contend that the company's next iPhone will feature multitouch displays that work even when you're wearing gloves. Which is great news for those who live in cold climates, those who wear gloves at work, and .
(Fast Company)
Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch has taken issue with the argument that Flash kills battery life, saying that any technology that is used to display items on the screen will have the same effect, and blaming Apple for "choosing to incite...and condone" a negative campaign against Flash. I mean, Adobe would .
(Apple)
Apparently, GarageBand '11's Learn To Play feature can't detect certain low notes on an acoustic guitar. The solution? "For best results, try using an electric guitar." Somewhere, Jack Johnson is crying.
(Engadget)
Interestingly enough, it's actually a scratch-and-sniff cable. And it smells like .