Quoted: Amazon.com just started shipping Kindle 2, the new version of its electronic book reader. Now it's making another bold move in the market. The online retailer has started selling e-books on Apple's iPhone and iPod touch.

Brilliant!

Quoted: So why is this working? I told you loyal readers back in August. Unlike its competitors, it’s effectively leveraging location awareness and social networking/human team building instincts to create a bit of a phenomenon. The result is a viral spread.

I was wondering how they made labels work through imap...

Quoted: Also, in order to apply multiple labels to a message from your email client, you'll need to copy the message to every folder corresponding to the Gmail label you want. The post details the improved methods for setting up Gmail IMAP on both Mail.app and the iPhone, but these same basic steps should work with any desktop email client of your choosing.

...with the new iPod lineup.

He spent 500 hours, so that works out to $25/hr. Not bad for a 17-year old.

Quoted: Hotz, who said he collaborated online with a large number of people to develop the unlocking process, put up his unlocked iPhone for sale on eBay on Thursday. The highest bid reportedly was $12,600 late Friday. The 4GB iPhone model actually sells for $499.

I agree but with the caveat that "design" includes usability and not just pretty graphics.

Quoted: The thing that other companies have struggled with in trying to catch up to Apple is their inability to dismantle the engineering-driven mindset within their organizations. Microsoft and Dell have felt the pain of somehow always feeling a step behind. Nokia and LG are now about to.

How come Apple can explain a shipping delay so much better than Microsoft can? ;)

Quoted: In a statement released today, Apple announced that its upcoming Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard will be delayed until October. According to Apple, the reason behind this decision is tied to the newest company’s gadget: iPhone.