Archive for category: Macintosh supremacy

Of or pertaining to the supremacy of the Macintosh

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This is how lousy Android accessibility is    (2012.08.05)

A couple of Android devices, running the rarely-seen current version of the operating system, kind of support accessibility. How well? About as well as you’d expect

Slavoj Žižek explains Apple design    (2012.06.20)

A limited freedom of choice opens up other freedoms of choice, Slavoj Žižek says

At this point I think Apple can afford captioning    (2012.06.20)

Whether they’re captioned up front or shipped first and captioned later, Apple has the money to pay for captioning of its videos. Because I thought Apple was committed to accessibility

Somebody buy Russell Smith an iPad    (2012.03.11)

Novelist/columnist/journalist/bon vivant Russell Smith needs to quit dramatically bemoaning that his literary career is over the next time he suffers a retinal detachment. Instead, he needs an iPad

The conflict-free iPhone    (2012.01.30)

The kernel around which Apple’s first post-Jobs decade might crystallize is a phrase that will become a touchstone – conflict-free iPhone

GetGlue, maker of iPhone apps blind people can’t use, is hiring!    (2011.11.30)

Some kind of app named GetGlue is so inaccessible two blind people had to record a 45-minute podcast teaching you how to overcome the problem. And now GetGlue is hiring!

Can you use an iPhone in the Yukon?    (2011.11.29)

Yes, the iPhone 4S works in Whitehorse, Yellowknife, and Fort Nelson – but you’d never know it from the lack of publicity