Kill The Desktop

I was thinking it would be cool to shoot a video of the equipment and technology we use each week to bring you new episodes of Kill The Desktop. Would you all be interested in such a video?

Well well well… in previous podcasts, we talked about the availability of Twitter in a very demanding 21st century! We talked about it being down during a very important Apple keynote. And now, tonight, it was down at an even more crucial time - when I was going to twitter that I was “Listening to Joni Mitchell LIVE on vynil and drinking tea”. I won’t waste your time though - here’s the screenshot:

I don’t know about this one guys! Where is the Facebook of the twitter generation?

I saw this article on Digg today: Leopard’s Importance to Apple

Matt and I have argued this point a dozen times in the past. More so when the Leopard delay was announced due to “engineers being pulled from OS X to work on the iPhone”. Of course that’s a huge ass mistake in my opinion, if it’s even the truth. Apple can’t lose focus on it’s core business, which is the computer, not the iPod or the iPhone. I honestly think it was a marketing move to bring more attention to the iPhone. Think about it… it says that the iPhone is so important and so advanced that it requires the top engineers at Apple to focus on it rather than their biggest and most important software product. Oh well, Leopard rocks and so does the iPhone, I’m not mad about it anymore.