Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
As I announced in yesterday’s newsletter, The Primal Blueprint Cookbook is now shipping.The Primal Blueprint team is furiously packing to get all pre-orders out the door and into your hands as soon as possible. All pre-orders should be in the mail in the next few business days. Shipped USPS Media Mail the books should begin…
You’ve probably heard of BLTs and BLTAs, but have you heard of BEATs? Bacon, Egg, Avocado and Tomato salad is a favorite around here for breakfast, lunch or dinner. When Vanessa Query sent us her quick and easy recipe for the Primal Blueprint Reader-Created Cookbook Challenge it was actually an EATs (Egg, Avocado and Tomato…
Who’s ready for a little Monday morning motivation? Mark’s Daily Apple readers are putting the principles of The Primal Blueprint to work and turning their lives around as a result. If the Grok tattoo doesn’t leave you speechless there may be no hope for you, but I for one was at a loss for words…
It seems as if Ms. Grok and Mr. Neanderthal were more than just neighbors. Wired talks about new findings of Neanderthal DNA in modern humans.The China Study. Bane of Grok. Have you ever explained Primal living to someone only to hear, “But the China Study says meat will kill us.” Feasting on Fitness takes the…
The exciting grand finale of the fitness agenda at PrimalCon was the PBF Challenge at Oxnard Beach Park. Here participants conducted a timed high-intensity performance test consisting of a challenging, non-stop sequence of basic PBF body resistance exercises that work various large muscle groups to the brink of exhaustion. A protocol was given for Novice,…
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The process that recovered the next-generation iPhone prototype has triggered a police investigation, an official said on Friday. Apple has reportedly talked to the Santa Clara County district attorney for a preliminary look into whether or not recovering and selling the iPhone to Gizmodo amounted to theft. More: continued here
While Ngmoco has emerged as one of the iPhone’s top original developers, they’ve also lost a lot of fans by sticking with a model they call “freemium,” even to the detriment of some of their most popular games. More: continued here
It’s just another lazy Sunday, so why not download some free games and entertain yourself for a while? Today we have three free games from developers Mass Creation, Grabarchuck Puzzles, and Quokka Studios for you to check out. Draw Slasher ($.99 -> Free): A survival action game that features black and white sketch graphics and…
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We’ve seen tons of original/weird methods to charge an iPhone, from solar power, through homemade usb wall sockets, all the way to hydrogen batteries. There is however a much simpler way: [via Gizmodo] Related PostsHow To: Make The Most Of Your iPhones Battery LifeWake Up The Mad Scientist Inside You With Experimenter + We Have…
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Could this be a reaction to the rumored Hulu threat? According to the Financial Times, Apple is considering lowering the price of some iTunes TV Shows to $1, down from $2. The sale would be something of an experiment and would coincide with the iPad’s launch. The test, expected to coincide with the April consumer debut of…
The diet Coke+Mentos reaction was a big viral hit and I’m sure you all gave it a shot at some point (with more or less success). Well, there are actually plenty of similar experiments and the concept of Experimenter is to make you discover them. Its developers compiled in it 14 simple and inexpensive experiments for you…
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Motorola this afternoon filed a complaint with the US International Trade Commission accusing the BlackBerry’s creator, Research in Motion, of violating five of its patents. The Droid maker claims that the BlackBerry line copies Motorola technology for app and power management, user interfaces and Wi-Fi. Senior VP of IP law Jonathan Meyer also claims that…
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Jim Dalrymple (loopinsight.com) reports on one-year-previous non-profit group Nuru, fashioned with the aid of ex-Marine platoon leader Jake Harriman, who “served two tours of responsibility in Iraq where he realized that the key to ending terrorism was to end excessive poverty.” To that end, Nuru educates communities in impoverished international locations the use of technology,…
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Ponca City, We love you writes “Dr. Dobbs reports that Alex Waibel, professor of computer science and language technologies at Carnegie Mellon University, has developed an iPhone application that turns the iPhone into a translator that converts English speech into Spanish, or vice versa. Users simply speak a sentence or two at a time into…
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For its fiscal fourth quarter, Apple reported a net profit of $1.67 billion, or $1.82 per share, on revenue of $9.87 billion. It sold 3.05 million Macs and 7.4 million iPhones during the three-month period ending in September. More: continued here