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Also titled: The History of the "Boo-Dah-Ling" Sound. Neat!

As much as Apple will benefit from getting new customers with an entry level iPhone that benefits their ecosystem so will Google. We know Google makes more on iOS than Android and interestingly an entry level iPhone will likely help Google’s bottom line as well. Source

After yesterday's post on "Being Googley" what better than a post on "being Apple-y"?

TidBITS has a great explanation that makes everything pretty clear. Apple isn't evil, and the industry may have gone this route in the end, but how they got there wasn't without fault or blame.

Apple's lone-wolf strategy backfires. Gruber adds: In other words, word on the street in Washington is that it's a shakedown, pure and simple. The smart move for Apple would be to just pay up, but that's sad.

It's a KBase article, and I like it. I also like that you'll be able to BLOCK people in iOS 7.

TidBITS: Explaining the Apple Ebook Price Fixing Suit - that's about all you have to read if you haven't been following it too closely.

Take a look at these two pictures: Image 1 | Image 2

Printer and scanner software available for download HP Printer Drivers v.2.14 for OS X

Designed by Apple

I've never used Keyboard Maestro. I like FastScripts, and use it quite a bit, but perhaps someone has an example of how they use Keyboard Maestro that will resonate with me. Do you use Keyboard Maestro? How? Someone, sell me on it. I'm interested, I just don't think it'll fit.

FastScripts can now employ a background process to fire scripts if you enable a secret preferences setting: defaults write com.red-sweater.FastScripts RSScriptingPreferSeparateProcesses -bool YES Sweet. No performance slowdown in several days of using it.

Sounds about right.

I noticed the added playback progress right away. The "mediPlayer" mode (for "medium player") is cool, but not something I'll use much at all.