By John Gruber
Mux — Video for developers
Flickr set from Obama campaign photographer David Katz. Here’s Obama watching John McCain’s concession speech.
Harry McCracken:
AT&T Mobility President and CEO Ralph De La Vega just told interviewer Michael Arrington that the company is working with Apple to let the iPhone serve as a tethered wireless modem for laptops soon.
I wonder how much it’s going to cost per month.
I love this sort of thing. Mark Newman has created a variety of maps showing election results with states and counties scaled to represent population and relative Electoral College weight.
CNet:
Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer on Thursday dismissed the Android mobile operating system, saying he believed that building it was financially unsound for Google. […]
He questioned Google’s ability to make money with Android. “I don’t really understand their strategy. Maybe somebody else does. If I went to my shareholder meeting, my analyst meeting, and said, ‘Hey, we’ve just launched a new product that has no revenue model!’… I’m not sure that my investors would take that very well. But that’s kind of what Google’s telling their investors about Android,” he said.
Just like how Google’s search engine has no revenue model. And just like how, according to Ballmer, there was “no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. No chance.”
Jim Ray:
I ran a script on a half-hour interval that screengrabbed the homepages of several major news websites, starting at 3pm Pacific, running until 10pm Pacific. These are the results, grouped by time and by source. This was all completely automated, please blame any errors on our robot overlords.
What a great idea.