davidpogue.com - 7/13/2009
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Special columns Keeping Up with Data Rot March 1, 2009 Computer formats come and go leaving some users with data no longer compatible with software or hardware. As David reports on CBS Sunday Morning, this is called data rot. Click here to watch the video ! Twitter Experiment Jan. 29, 2009 A ...
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Using search to launch apps
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... home page of app icons), you can easily find and launch an app just by typing the first letter or two of its name. I also mentioned that this shortcut works even faster if you change the search sort order so that apps come up first in the list when you do a search. For example, if I want to launch a Twitter client, I can just type tw and I see Twitterific (my current favorite) and TwitterFon: Friday night, New York Times technology columnist David Pogue posted an interesting tip to his Twitter stream: because of the ...
Walt Mosspuppet: "Gizmodo Makes Me Want to Vomit in My Mouth!" [Blockquote]
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... This is maybe a little insidery for those who don't read other tech journalism besides Giz (and really, why would you?), but Mossberg is known for playing up his close connection with Steve Jobs for product previews, being vastly inferior to the New York Times' David Pogue, and using the word "iPhone" more often than "Pre" in ...
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