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Sunday, March 29, 2009

steve jobs biography

He started his studies at Stanford University but he didn’t end them so he spent all the year round doing calligraphy.

A year later he left the university and with a friend called Steve Wozniak he create the first a Mac and the Apple Computer company. It contain lots of tools to write documents with different types of letters.

In the 1980s was fired out of the company and he created a new one called Next that later it was bought for Apple Computer and Steve Jobs became again the director of his company.

Later he invented the i-Mac, an integrated computer in different colors that won design awards.

He is now famous for inventing the i-pod and the i-phone, based on a Hard Drive technology.

Carla

Thursday, March 26, 2009

New rumor about an apple notebook

A new rumor from SmartHouse is making the rounds today, with alleged sources claiming LG has partnered with Apple to make OLED displays for a new iPhone and iPod touch, a Taiwan-manufactured netbook that's reportedly already in working prototype stage, and a device with a wafer-thin screen that would link wirelessly to a content-providing box similar to Apple TV. Sure, some of that makes sense, but let's add a good bit of context here. This article in question was written by SmartHouse veteran David Richards, who in the past has brought us such winners as PlayStation 4 launching in 2008, a Xbox 360 equipped with HD DVD, and our favorite, Apple producing its own soap opera series exclusively for the iPod. We're not saying the Apple-LG partnership is entirely out of the realm of possibility, but this guy doesn't exactly have the best track record. Furthermore, this doesn't jibe with two separate reports from Dow Jones Newswire and Commercial Times / DigiTimes that Quanta is providing the screens for an upcoming Apple netbook launching in Q3. Lastly, with today's announcement that LG is licensing Kodak's OLED technology for future devices, we get the feeling the company isn't the best suited to meet Cupertino's demands. Seems like this week's barrage of Apple news has gotten to people's heads, honestly -- keep a sharp eye!