Living a first world life in the third world

"If you haven’t seen the new iPad in person, it’s worth a drive to the Apple Store to see the screen."

What else would anyone want? "The iPad is basically a screen, a battery and network connectivity. With this release, Apple improved all three."

So how are we going to read MG Siegler's rants?

Not that it is a bad thing (@via Jay Mug)

Looks like an electrecuted Citoren DS4. It will not be available here and I won't ever lay my eyes on it so no problem.

What I believe we are going to see soon is a TV people would like to own much more than TV sets they can buy today. It will not be cheap. But it may sell well. And if it sells well, I am sure we will hear that it is only an Apple Cinema Display with integrated Apple TV/iPad/iPod Touch/Siri. Luckily that is what people want.

Apple is supposedly going to hold an event to announce the iPad 3, thousands of kilometers away. The product won't be around here for weeks or even months. Yet I am very excited to just see the evolution of a larger iPod Touch that is revolutionizing the world we live in.

MG Siegler show Google Chrome on Android with some shiny new features. MG, ask them to give us Chrome on iOS.

Can you imagine how impossible it seems to be able to live on an income generated by a blog in a place even a highly educated couple working in IT can't afford a decent BMW?

This is the spirit...

One condition for great writing (which I can't) is to focus. So, this is how you can delete the blogs you haven't been updating on Wordpress.

Update: Haha, looks fun. But I don't get it... What is the line for? We don't have them here. Why Samsung Notes come down from the sky? Is it free? Wouldn't it hurt somebody if it lands on their head? Hilarious...

You would notice order when it is mostly missing, as it is around here.

I may know who Tesla is, but do I know what Tesla S is?

Every car in the third world is autonomous. They are driven as if they have their own minds, not caring about rules, or other cars around them.

nor my third world language.