Here is a pretty funny video from WWDC 2007 using Justin Long and the other guy that plays PC on the commercials. PC claims to be Steven Jobs and talks about Apple shutting down due to Windows Vista massive sales.

It’s quite entertaining actually.

Steven Jobs’ Mercedes on Google Maps Street View (Images)

While checking out a site that I have been looking at a lot lately I came across something so ridiculous that I can’t believe I’m even taking the time on a Sunday night when The Simpson’s are on to write this.

It seems that the picture above is apparently Steven Jobs‘ Mercedes. First off, we can’t be sure that it’s his Mercedes in the first place, and second, who cares if it is his!

I have to admit I have been on this site where there are a lot of funny Street View pictures quite a bit but this one just made me laugh how dumb it was. The other ones on the site are pretty hilarious however.

P.S. Don’t forget the Jobs will be speaking at the WWDC tomorrow morning!

 
Steven Jobs live at the WWDC on Monday morning! (Images)

Steven Jobs will be talking at the WWDC Monday morning, get ready! This will be the first time he is talking since the announcement of the iPhone back in January.

He will be sure to discuss the iPhone and possibly some other Apple products hitting the market. Get ready!

Live coverage starts:

7:00AM - Hawaii
10:00AM - Pacific
11:00AM - Mountain
12:00PM - Central
1:00PM - Eastern
5:00PM - GMT
6:00PM - London
7:00PM - Paris
2:00AM - Tokyo (June 12th)

Apple iPhone could shed some light on third-party application issues. (Images)

If I was a millionaire…

I would buy a team of techs to resolve all the issues around the iPhone.

iPhone critics have only focused on a few major issues surrounding Apple’s new phone, that we now know to be released on June 29. Those major issues, in no particular order, are

- No removable battery (remember the first generation ipod batteries!)
- No 3G Radio
- Support for third party applications

However, last week at the D: All Things digital conference, Steven Jobs said that Apple was looking for ways to make it possible for developers to create software for the iPhone. Small applications that are developed and written for Mac should easily be able to convert and run on the iPhone.

I guess we will have to wait and see.

Other known issues with the iPhone:

- No over the air iTunes Store downloads or WiFi syncing to your host
- No expandable memory
- No Microsoft Exchange or Office Support

[Source: NY Times]