Esta es la aplicación para iPhone: Smart & Single - Dating Personals

En fin, mi amigo se ha apuntado allí y me comenta que para conseguir más peso y mas funcionamiento necesita más solteros que se apunten … si a alguien le interesa, ahí lo tiene.

“But when it comes to getting Macs into the boardrooms, things really have changed. Apple today is more than the Mac (though Mac sales are up a rather attractive 37 per cent).

“Eight out of 10 organizations said they are “more likely to allow more users to deploy Macintoshes as their enterprise desktops” in 2010-2011, up from 68 percent in the 2009 survey,” the researchers said.

I’m impressed that a substantive 82 percent of survey participants told the survey they use their iPhone to access corporate email and data.

Not just the iPhone and Mac. As I’ve said before, the iPad is grabbing a slice of the business market.

– Astonishingly, 23 per cent (that’s nearly one in four) of IT managers told the survey that they had already purchased or ordered the new Apple tablet.

– Another 18 percent said they would within the next nine months. 51 percent aren’t committed to a purchase yet, while 8 percent of the survey group are just waiting for prices to fall.

Almost everyone (86%) who already has an iPad uses it for both business and pleasure.

The user experience on Apple products is part of the attraction. Another element is the relative lack of technical issues.”

• Q: How’s your health? Steve Jobs: “I’m doing just fine… I was doing better earlier this week while on vacation in Hawaii.”

En otra pregunta:

• Jobs continues: I guess it’s just human nature: when some group or some organization gets successful, there’s always a group of people who want to tear it down. I see it happening with Google, people trying to tear them down, and I think to myself: why are they doing this? Google is a great company… And now they’re doing it to us… I don’t understand it… What would you prefer, that we were a Korean company, that we were here in America leading the world with these products? Maybe it’s just to get eyeballs for these websites, people don’t care what they leave in their wake. I look at this whole “Antennagate” thing, and I say: ‘Wow. Apple has been around for 34 years; haven’t we earned the credibility and trust from the press? I think we have that trust from our users, but I didn’t see it exhibited from some of the press. It was blown so far out of proportion. Not saying we didn’t make a mistake - we didn’t; know we were putting a bully on the phone (line on lower left corner for users to try to cover) but this has been so overblown. But to see how we could do better is going to take some time.”

Y los números más relevantes vía TUAW:

El hecho de que el 0′55% de unidades en las que se ha detectado haya armado este mogollón

Los iPhone 4 devueltos a AT&T han sido el 1.7%, mientras que del 3G S se devolvieron en los primeros días un 6%, con menos uniddes vendidas en el mismo tiempo…

Creo que al iPhone 4 no va a haber quien lo pare. Cómo somos!!!

Nada mal y creciente si considermos que el primer millón e iPhones les costó venderlos 74 días y el primer millón de iPods le tomó un año y medio.

9 to 5 Mac

iVía DGT te permite acceder por provincias y visualmente desde tu iPhone a las incidencias de tráfico existentes en las carreteras españolas que recoge la Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT).

Click en la imagen abre iTunes...

Para que funcione necesitarás el iPhone OS 3.0 ó superior, cobertura GPS y conexión 3G. 2′39€

Leo en The Mac Observer que Charlie Miller, el experto en seguridad que hizo que Safari  pudiera ejecutar código malicioso en el concurso CanSecWest Pwn2Own, no difundirá la vunerabilidad como había amenazado. Tampoco lo hará con las vulnerebilidades descubiertas en software de Adobe y Microsoft.

Y en todas partes cuecen habas, leo en Mac Security que otros sistemas también son vulnerables (incluyendo nuestros iPhones).