Johngruber Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Hijacking the 'MacBook Wi-Fi hack' in one article or less

by David Chartier (Aug 22nd, 2006)

John Gruber is at it again, and this time he's taken the MacBook Wi-Fi hack drama to the cleaners with perhaps the most in-depth play-by-play analysis I've seen to date (would you expect anything less?). Mr. Fireball starts at the top, even including an explanation of the various components involved ...

Flickr Find: WWDC is a no blog zone

by Scott McNulty (Aug 8th, 2006)

John Gruber, a man who knows his cheesesteaks as well as his Macs, is on the scene at WWDC and is armed with his camera. He took the picture above and posted it to Flickr. Notice it says, 'Please ensure that your communications with others outside WWDC 2006, including your blogs, do not contain ...

PRESS RELEASE: TUAW writer bucks trend, sticks with Mac OS X

by Conrad Quilty-Harper (Jul 26th, 2006)

Conrad Quilty-Harper, a writer for Mac site TUAW.com, has decided to continue using his Macintosh computer, countering the recent trend for high profile Ubuntu switches FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Canterbury, Kent, United Kingdom (July 26th, 2006) - Conrad Quilty-Harper, a writer for the popular ...

Gruber's Magic 8 Ball on Zune

by Scott McNulty (Jul 25th, 2006)

The Zune is coming, the Zune is coming! We all know that Microsoft has announced (but not shown off a working model) their iPod competitor (I noticed that most articles about the Zune aren't calling it an iPod killer, so I won't either) that will have WiFi, a social component, and quite possibly ...

Daring Fireball on "The iPod Juggernaut"

by David Chartier (Mar 25th, 2006)

John Gruber has published a glaringly well-written piece that dissects the iPod's unstoppable success, why things are going so well and why analysts should simply remove the term "iPod-killer" from their vocabulary. While it might be a bit lengthier than your typical "iPods are great, ...

Daring Fireball's Macworld 2006 roundup

by Scott McNulty (Jan 23rd, 2006)

John Gruber, of Daring Fireball, or 'the Grubs,' as I like to call him, has posted a lengthy review of this year's Macworld. He goes over what he expected to be announced, what was announced, and what he thinks of the whole thing. It is nice to see that we weren't the only people surprised by the ...