8 posts and columns on Apple Tablet

Weekend Update 01.23.10–The Bated-Breath Edition

in News on January 23, 2010 at 2:26 pm PT

We’ve all seen it, that spiro-graphed, color-splotched invitation to Apple’s Jan. 27 event at the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco. Weekend Update isn’t on the inside, but we hear rumors that Jobs will storm the stage dressed as Moses, carrying the new tablet, which will be made of stone, under his robes. Apparently, that’s where it’s been hiding all along. Either that, or Weekend Update is going a little nuts from “tablet fatigue.”

Weekend Update 12.26.09–The Suessical Edition

in News on December 26, 2009 at 12:36 pm PT

You’d never believe it, you never would know, that Christmas had come, at least not by the snow. All the geeks in the Valley were typing away, forced to take a short breather on this year’s Christmas day. So read on for info, this update, dear friends, as Christmas is over and a new year begins.
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The Woz Says He'll Buy Apple Tablet, Steve Jobs Doing Well

in News on December 10, 2009 at 10:42 am PT

Steve Wozniak may no longer be an active Apple employee, but he’s still a loyal shopper, saying Wednesday that he’ll buy the much-discussed Apple tablet once it’s released next year. “If there is such a thing,” he said at a conference. “I buy everything Apple comes out with.”

Weekend Update 11.07.09–Big Trouble in Little China Edition

in News on November 7, 2009 at 12:30 pm PT

Sometimes big news comes in small packages–especially in the world of high tech. This week, AllThingsD covered some little changes that mean serious consequences for the companies that make the stuff and consumers who rely on it.

The iPhone From 1983, a Nintendo Bong and a Really Big TV

in Media on December 5, 2008 at 12:20 pm PT

What if Apple had made the first iPhone in 1983? What if you could turn a Nintendo controller into a bong? What would a 103-inch TV look like? Theoretical questions no longer. At least for people who visit New York’s Lower East Side for the next few days. That’s where Gizmodo, Gawker Media’s crazily successful gadget blog, has set up a gallery of odd, cool, and awesome stuff.