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Morality V's Technology: Timberland takes Apple to the woodshed
Timberland CEO Jeff Swartz wrote an extraordinary attack on Apple for its lack of performance on sustainability. Swartz laments that companies like Timberland have to play by the rules on sustainability but the cool brand of Apple gets a free pass. There is some irony that Swartz calls on Apple to marshall sustainability performance in its supply chain and yet feels powerless to influence Apple in his own personal or enterprise procurement process. Is Swartz a voice in the wilderness or is this the start of a popular revolt against the iconic Apple brand.
News to know: Wither desktop OS; Mozilla naps on flaw; iPhone stats due; YouTube politics
Notable headlines:David Berlind: By 2010, will Windows ‘Seven’ (or any desktop OS) really matter? Mary Jo Foley: Drawing more Microsoft roadmaps.
News to know: 100 million data breaches; Cisco's iPhone
Headlines of the day: 10 companies where SOA made a difference in 2006 The iPhone is out--it just belongs to Cisco. Gizmodo said it would break the iPhone news and it did--sort of.
News to know: IE, Vista patches on deck; Google's money machine; Microsoft's licensing mess
Notable headlines:Ryan Naraine: Patch Tuesday: Critical IE, Vista patches on deck. Exploits released for nasty Yahoo Webcam ActiveX flaws.
News to know: iPhone software update; FCC and open wireless; Facedown
Notable headlines:Jason O'Grady: iPhone software update 1.0.
News to know: IBM, Open Cloud Manifesto, Web 2.0 Expo, Conficker, Microsoft ad
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The key to the success of the iPhone: Power efficiency
Some think it's remarkable that the processor and graphics chips in the latest iPhone 7 are 120 and 240 times faster than those found in the original iPhone. That's cool, but what's really remarkable is how little battery capacity has changed over the ten years.
Highlights from WWDC 2009 keynote
What will Apple unveil at today's WWDC keynote speech? Pundits are expecting iPhone OS 3.0 and the next-gen iPhone, but these are little more than guesses.
The iPhone doesn't spy on users, Apple tells US lawmakers
Apple again tells congress that iPhone customers are "not our product".
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