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The reviews are in on Mark Zuckerberg’s appearance at the Wall Street Journal’s eighth D8, the All Things Digital conference.Steve Jobs Ushers in Post-PC Era | Lance Ulanoff
Apple's CEO plays oracle for the next phase in personal computing—and it probably doesn't include PCs. Am I, as Apple CEO Steve Jobs quipped last night at the D Conference, uncomfortable talking about or, perhaps, confronting the post-PC era?
MSNBC - Here comes the new iPhone
We're just a few days away from Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, which means the rumor mill's heating up again.
Adam Tow/All Things Digital In a on-stage interview, Apple CEO and Silicon Valley legend-in-his-own-time Steve Jobs shared his views with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher at the Wall Street Journal's D: All Things Digital conference (D8). I experienced the Jobs interview virtually via CNET's live blog written by Ina Fried who is on the scene at D8 .
CBS - Steve Jobs Explains His World
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By Jennifer Valentino-DeVries The buzz on the first full day of All Things Digital’s D8 technology conference was all about Apple CEO Steve Jobs — his annoyance that Google had “decided to compete” with Apple, his well-documented views on Flash, his assertion that Apple isn’t going to get into the television market. Everything Mr.
RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif.--There is one clear star emerging at this year's D: All Things Digital conference: Apple's iPad . In addition to all the stage time that the tablet got during Steve Jobs' talk last night, it is also dominating the discussion with other presenters.
CNET - All hail the iPad | Beyond Binary
SeattleTimes Feisty Jobs takes swing
Originally published June 1, 2010 at 9:04 PM | Page modified June 2, 2010 at 7:58 PM
CW - Were Ballmer & Ozzie in denial
By Richi Jennings . June 4, 2010.Steve Jobs lived up to the hype at D8 on Tuesday, forecasting a dim future for PCs and Google TV, offering candid comments on the Gizmodo iPhone incident, and more.
Fast Co - Jobs: Google TV PC's Demise
A free and open professional media is essential to democracy, Steve Jobs said yesterday at the All Things D conference.