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The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs: Obama flashes his iPhone
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"In the establishment-skewering tradition of Voltaire, Cervantes, Jonathan Swift and Laurence Sterne we now have a voice for our own digital age." -- Newsweek.com "Just as Tom Wolfe skewered Wall Street in the '80s, Fake Steve Jobs lights a mini- Bonfire in Silicon Valley with Options ." -- ...

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Obama May Not Be An iPhone Fanatic After All
iPhone Savior — ... the wild. We reviewed over 1,200 hundred photographs since early June unsuccessful in confirming Obama using his fabled iPhone. Back in May of this year a video clip of Barack Obama was circulated with the accompanying banter that Obama had given up using his Blackberry in favor of using Apple's wildly popular iPhone. The iPhone story was helped along by a post on Geeksugar.com and then humorously goosed by the infamous Fake Steve Jobs. After the free "Obama ...

Obama team chose Apple on election night
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... connected to a USB 3G network adapter. The Obama administration could become the most technologically-savvy presidency so far. The President-Elect's transition team has already put up change.gov, a website developed by Blue State Digital, the same firm that created Obama's campaign website. Obama's administration promises to be the first to include a Chief Technology Officer, and he supports net neutrality. Obama has been photographed during his campaign using an iPhone. A Newsweek article in Feburary noted that Michelle Obama bought ...

Obama the First E-Mailing President? Don't Count On It.
Gearlog — ... There might be another reason to for to abandon cell phones and laptops and PDAs - technology snobs. Though Obama is known to have his BlackBerry with him at all times, he made headlines after being photographed fiddling with an iPhone, and ...

Will Obama Bring a Mac to the White House?
Cult of Mac — ... The soon-to-be 44th president of the United States, who addresses citizens via YouTube and Twitter, is also a Mac user who has been spotted flashing an iPhone, keeps up with his family ...

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