Apple’s Newsstand application aiding digital magazine sales, says ‘I told you so’
Edgar Alvarez, engadget.com

There’s no doubt that the dig­i­tal mag­a­zine’s road to suc­cess has been a bumpy one. The orig­i­nal — and still the main — idea was to push con­tent cre­ators and pub­lish­ers for­ward in the paper­less era, but there’s been many doubters and…

That’s GOOD Apple!!

chpwn:

This week, I bought myself a Galaxy Nexus (GSM version, not Verizon, so I can use it on my AT&T contract). I actually generally like the phone and Android 4.0 — shocking, I know — but there are dozens of the “little things” that Google got wrong. I hope this is just growing pains of a completely new design for the software, but in the spirit of Mozilla’s paper cut UI and UX project, I thought I’d document some of them on a new Tumblr.

In the future, I might expand this to just general UI complaints, but for now I’m just going to be discussing Ice Cream Sandwich as I use the Galaxy Nexus as my main phone.

staff:

$1,000 question

chpwn:

Carrier IQ, the now infamous “rootkit” or “keylogger”, is not just for Android, Symbian, BlackBerry, and even webOS. In fact, up through and including iOS 5, Apple has included a copy of Carrier IQ on the iPhone. However, it does appears to be disabled along with diagnostics enabled on…

Shocking…All about Carrier IQ in iOS…