Sometimes the headline writes the article.

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He’s only 14, but he’s created what is now the most popular game at the iTunes app store. Amazing. Inspiring.

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Mr. Jobs is taking another medical leave from Apple. My guess: He’s not coming back.

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Ten years ago there was no such thing as Wikipedia. That probably meant that a lot more High School and College term papers were legitimate.

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I wrote about this a few blog posts ago: Facebook is becoming the new AOL. Here’s an article from Douglas Rushkoff over at CNN who agrees with me. Okay, well, he’s basically saying the same thing. I’m not arguing that this is my original idea or anything. Still it’s nice to see someone else who recognizes the same Facebook-AOL connection.

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My original Facebook-AOL blog post.

Even before the Macintosh made its Superbowl debut, Apple had plans for a telephone — a landline telephone. It never became a product, but it is, technically, the first iPhone.

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Apparently adoption of Windows 7 is growing, with Windows 7 now over 20% of the computer market share. Windows Vista never got that high.

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From PC Pro in the UK. My favorite is the 704-page book on using the iPad. Ironically, it’s called iPad Made Simple. If you’ve doubted me before on my complaints how the computer book publishing industry doesn’t get it, you should doubt me no more.

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The US Government is going to be regulating the Internet. It starts slowly. It seems innocent and good. But there has never been anything that the Government touched that hasn’t turned to crap. Things will get worse from here. Mark my words.

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Nothing beats a savvy consumer, Christmas shopping with a smartphone. It drives a stake of fear into the heart of retailers.

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