It was a pretty low key week in Apple News, as Google I/O dominated the news cycle. Ahead of the conference, Google CEO Larry Page had a public discussion about his vocal cord paralysis. This was CEO interview week, as Tim Cook had a discussion with Politico discussing Apple’s US manufacturing plans. There was a little bit of noise when Apple booted the “Bang With Friends” app from the store. On the rumor front we had reports that the iPhone 5S was going to feature a Sapphire fingerprint reading home button, and rumors about a possible new Macbook Air at WWDC surfaced on reports of dwindling stock.
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Stories From Around the Web
- Why wearable computing won’t go mainstream, Richard J Anderson looks at the reasons why products like Glass are out of step with mainstream users.
- Gmail at Nine: The Evolution of an Essential Web Service, Harry McCracken gives a rundown of the last nine years of Google’s mail service.
- Can You Replace Photoshop with Pixelmator? TidBIts explores if you can leave the creative cloud behind for Pixelmator.
- Welcome to Google Island, Wired imagines what happens when Google gets their own island.
- Cards Against Humanity has made well more than $12 million, all because some Highland Park 20-somethings wanted to avoid conversation., The Chicago Grid profiles the success of the creators of “Cards Against Humanity.”
