Le discours de Steve Jobs aux nouveaux étudiants de Stanford était ma foi plutôt réussi. A lire.
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« Many people in the industry believe that Mr. Jobs is racing quietly toward a direct challenge to Microsoft and Sony in the market for digital entertainment gear for the living room. Indeed, Sony’s top executives had tried to persuade Mr. Jobs to adopt a chip that I.B.M. has been developing for the next-generation Sony PlayStation. »
« Several executives close to the last-minute dealings between Apple and I.B.M. said that Mr. Jobs waited until the last moment – 3 p.m. on Friday, June 4 – to inform Big Blue. Those executives said that I.B.M. had learned about Apple’s negotiations with Intel from news reports and that Apple had not returned phone calls in recent weeks. »
« Technical issues were secondary to the business issues, » said an executive close to the I.B.M. side of the negotiations. Because the business was not profitable, I.B.M. « decided not to continue to go ahead with the product road map. »
« As soon as I heard Steve say that the factor where Intel’s road map was superior was processing power per [watt] I knew right away that it was exactly what I have been reading and saying and so have many others, that this is the real key to the future of high performance computers, » Mr. Wozniak wrote.
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IE Gets Tabbed Browsing, Maintains Suckitude:
Call me a big OS X/Linux hippie or whatever but come on—aren’t they about ten years too late? Consider the fact that while Mozilla/ Firefox/ Monkeytooth and Opera and everyone else in the entire world has had tabbed windows since 1937, IE has been stuck in the Dark Ages. Overall, this doesn’t help my opinion much. Listen: just use Firefox. Stop downloading browser bars and pop-up blockers and adware destroyers all that claptrap. We’ll see what IE 7 has to offer, but I’m not holding my breath.
Microsoft Launches Tabbed Browsing Tool [InternetNews]
(Via Gizmodo.)