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The Real iChange

By ariel in Uncategorized, Politics, News, Tech, Money, business, media, iPhone, Apple, Mac, MacBook Air, Steve Jobs on January 16 2008

Fast Company cover with Steve JobsMacBook AirIt seems like the beginning of this year belongs to Apple. The impact is being made not by the sounds and sights of smiling presidential candidates, making empty promises of a change to a brain washed crowd, but the new ultra thin MacBook Air, the iPhone and iTunes upgrades, the Time Capsule wireless hard drive, and basically, everything Steve Jobs. The magazine Fast Company, dedicated its latest issue to Apple, and had a computerized Steve Jobs portrait. Also, everybody talks about MacWorld Expo. So if there is one man that will bring a change, it’s not going to be McCain, Obama, Clinton, or God forbid racist Romney, it will be an iChange, and Steve Jobs will iBring it.

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Ilana Donna: iPhone Of The Sexes

By Beth in Entertainment, Tech, Feminist, Female Empowerment, pop culture, Amaldo.Com, iPhone, Apple, Ilana Donna on July 8 2007

Ilana Donna is back in a new video. What is the big deal about the iPhone? Was it really worth waiting in line for? Find out how both sexes feel the iPhone will change their lives in Amaldo.com vlogger Ilana Donna’s latest video.

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How Much Would You Pay For A Piece Of Steve Jobs?

By Beth in Tech, TV, business, pop culture, America, quirky newsbits, Web 2.0, iPhone, Apple on June 27 2007

iphone.jpgApple’s new iPhone is set to be released on Friday, June 29th, but that hasn’t stopped people from starting to stake out their place in line outside Apple stores. Or at the very least get their business and financial matters out of the way in time to reserve a person for an all-day wait on Friday. In NYC, people are getting paid on average $250 for an all-day wait (from 8 AM). In California, human resource commodity prices are as high as $300-400. Even considering that iPhones will be the next XBox/Playstation craze in eBay sales going forward, $250 is a hefty price tag to add to a $600 phone with a $60-100/mo. Cingular plan.