They’re multiplying. With the addition of James’s setup, we now have eight different writeups describing which hardware and software Mac-using law students prefer. Even if you are a long-time Mac user, there are some discoveries to be found in these articles.
I’d like to put together a summary post in the near future, describing some of [...]
I’ve just posted setup info from Greg Walklin, who is just winding up his second year at Nebraska. That brings the total number of setup articles to seven, and there’s quite a range in the applications people use.
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Apple posted its Q2 numbers yesterday, and they’re impressive. In particular, Macs and iPhones are flying off shelves:
Macs – 51 percent unit growth over the year-ago quarter (2,289,000 sold)
iPhone – 1,703,000 sold
I still can’t wrap my head around the 51% growth over the year ago quarter. That’s a staggering jump.
Macs used to be a rarity [...]
Yes, it’s that time of year again. The Webbys are here. What? You don’t know about the Webbys? Despite the awkward name, the Webbys are an important event in the world of Internet publishing. Every year voters crown the best websites in a wide variety of categories.
This year I was contacted by the ABA. They [...]
NPR was the tip-off.
“What is up with those morons?” I thought as I sped past Scotts Valley and into the Santa Cruz Mountains on my way to Santa Clara. The traffic was light, and I was ahead of schedule. Even though I hadn’t slept much the night before, I figured I was getting my week [...]
