Author: Bill Palmer

Hello fellow iPod lovers, My co-host Dana Sanders has left the country for the next six weeks, and thanks to an unexpected lack of

So I’m watching some kind of Genesis tribute, and for some reason Robin Williams is introducing them. He’s just launched into full Robin Williams

It happened again last night. I was in the middle of a conversation with someone which eventually turned to the iPhone, and before long

I was walking down La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles las night and happened to pass a (not yet rebranded to AT&T) Cingular Store

I’m sitting in a meeting of the Los Angeles Portable Computing Group and one of the members said he stopped into an AT&T Store

To live (and hopefully not die) in LA So I’ve gone and done it. I’ve moved to Los Angeles. Okay, so it’s not permanent.

British songstress Kate Walsh’s new album Tim’s House was released a few a weeks ago and peaked at number one in the UK iTunes

Whenever I hear the carrier formerly known as Cingular advertising itself as “the new AT&T” I can’t help but think of The Who’s classic

I’ve never been a big fan of convergence. I come from the “right tool for the right job” school of thought, the idea being

On the night of Thursday, July 28th, the iPhone action in the Los Angeles area wasn’t at Apple’s trendy Grove location, where security wasn’t

Friday afternoon iPhone lineup at Apple Store at The Grove in LA (with pictures) The lineup of customers waiting to buy an iPhone at

The iPhone comes in a box vaguely reminiscent of iPod boxes past, but noticeably larger (and more durable) than any iPod box in recent

According to Apple’s self-reporting on its own website, as of 9:00 pm PST on Saturday June 30th, more than eighty-five percent of the company’s

Leading up to the iPhone launch, Apple made it clear that unless you were one of the four nationally respected journalists who received advance

In the three weeks that I’ve been living at my new address here in Los Angeles I’ve received somewhere right around twenty-five packages from

According to information provided on Apple’s website, all but two of Apple’s one hundred-plus retail stores in the United States were sold out of

On the evening of July 4th, all but two of Apple’s hundred-plus retail stores nationwide were sold out of iPhones, according to Apple’s own

Forget those measly estimates of 500,000 to 700,000 iPhones sold on the first weekend. They’re just analyst guesses, and we’re five days removed from

Took a break from the iPhone grindstone to take in a concert performance from Rocco DeLuca and The Burden at the Henry Fonda Theater

After the Ry Cuming concert Sunday night… Me, to attractive girl standing nearby: “Can you take a picture of Ry and me?” Attractive girl,