From  Watch to Phil Schiller. 2014 Apple products in one image.

Kidding aside, aesthetics is probably why they decided to omit the iPod series, the Mac mini, Apple TV, and the Mac Pro. Those products likely don’t fit the imagery they wanted to pass on.

Although if it’s simplicity that they were after, they certainly didn’t show it with the 2014 iPad offering. That’s about as confusing as it gets when it comes to an Apple product series, more so than the  Watch because even though the Watch has a ridiculous number of choices, technologically it’s really only one product with two different physical sizes whereas the iPad series goes back four generations.

All the Jokowi memes spreading on Twitter this morning after he made the cover of Time

A keyboard game

For all of you who use predictive keyboards on your phones or tablets, here’s a game. Type a word, any word, and then continue selecting the suggested word on the right most side of the screen until you end up with 30 words.

Why are people in this country to get my money and time consuming but it doesn’t even work and then the first place I have no clue who I was.

4G Network Bolt’s Sudden Pricing Change Shows a Failure in Communication

Indonesia’s only 4G LTE network, Bolt, quietly introduced a new pricing scheme

4G Network Bolt’s Sudden Pricing Change Shows a Failure in Communication

Startup Side Projects

rrhoover:

Last night, Secret launched Ping, a semi-mysterious app that lives on your lock screen. Immediately, my interest piqued and so did my skepticism. Why were they building a new app? Was Secret not working out?

I wasn’t the only one with questions. On Product Hunt, Danny Espinoza asked:

@davidbyttow so should we read anything into how things are going with Secret with this release or is this just a N-O-R-T-H-like experiment?