Our friend Thierry Webber and his Team organize “The first iPhone conference for decision makers” in Geneva on October 31th, 2008. We’ll speak more about it in Pomcast.

Yup, just like current MacBook Air, look at this picture

Update: It might be, that it has no Network but a Firewire 800, but if you look at the sign on the MacBook, it’s a “Network” logo, not a “Firewire” logo.

Source: Macx.cn

This is a little bit of our the french Apple Expo.
Enjoys .

 

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So so cool from our last addition to the “Pomcast Software Store“.

Oh, btw, did I say I (heart) 1Password?

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This is a reaction to this post from Sebastiaan (Help us make it big on Digg!), which, by the way, I interviewed in the last English Pomcast. After reading his post I posted a commented but his blog would take out the video So here is my comment, this time with the video.

Somebody please remind Steve Jobs what he said during its Commencement address in Standford in June ‘05. Full transcript here. Watch this video (after the jump) at about 3′20″…

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Wow. There’s no other word coming out of my mouth when I think about what just happened with my Dell 2707WFP (look for it using the “StuFF mc (loves) Dell Monitors” link on the left…) being literally *replaced* for 1 USB port not working properly. It blows me away how the whole process was easy… Read on…
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It might be that I’m a little less present in Pomcast for the next few days, as my second daughter just arrived on March 21st, at 2.21am.

Note that my 32nd birthday was the 22nd, so I had a *really* nice present.

And as you can see on the T-Shirt, she already knows who should win the elections in November in the US

To all you geeks out there: This is waaaaay better than unpacking any Mac, so go ahead, and PROcreate!

As a follow up to our last french pomcast, I found that linked on the Wikipedia entry for Guy. Dear Guy, if you read this, you’re the next on my list for my next trip to SF The full speech is here.

At least let me think it’s true. Since the begining (may 2005), I had a catch-all on pomcast.com, which means if you wrote to whatever-email-you-want@pomcast.com, I would be the one to get it. A lot of websites have that set this way, to be sure not to miss any important email. It turns out, there’s probably 0,01% important email being sent to an unvalid email, and the rest, guess what, it’s all about some pills that are supposed to be good for me and/or my wife. It’s not like I’m getting one spam E-mail a day, but more like 20 or more So today is a big day, as I turn my catch-all OFF! If you write to iam-not-gonna-get-those-emails-anymore@pomcast.com, you’ll get an a nice answer telling you I think you’re a spam, and that you should use my real email (guess what it is…) or the contact form. By the way, most of the pomcasters have their own email address also, so you should try to write them. Now we’ll see if it worked!