(via Daring Fireball)

Another great video by these guys.

Check out the other banned iPhone 4 promo video they produced before this one.

(via 9to5Mac)

This is a When Will Apple public service announcement: Do not buy a iPhone 4 LED flashlight app, it’s already included free of charge. If the app is free, have at it, but please don’t spend even 99 cents on any of these apps.

UPDATE Ok, if they add in a strobe light that might be worth 99 cents, I mean who doesn’t like a strobe light?

Today MacRumors reports:

D’Ulisse contacted Apple about the delay and was told that such apps would be rejected as “inappropriate use of hardware”. The developer then reached out to Apple’s Phil Schiller who promised to meet with the App Review department to review their policy. D’Ulisse’s arguments must have been convincing as after some consideration, Apple has approved MoreBluSky’s Flashlight – For iPhone 4 app as well as the many other iPhone 4 flashlight apps in their approval queue.

To access your free LED flashlight app, just open the camera app and toggle to video mode. Then turn on the LED by tapping the lighting bolt icon in the top left and selecting “on”.

(via iClarified)

“Genius bars across the country are reporting shorter wait times, as customer that just want to impress Apple employees with their ironic desktop image, or their impeccability organized iTunes library are redirected to the Friend Bar.”

Classic, I love The Onion.

(via The Onion)

UPDATE 2 And BGR is still trying to defend this one with updates, laughable

Apple 2.0:

Asked on the record whether Steve Jobs was the author of any or all of these statements, a top Apple spokesman emphatically denied it. The spokesman points out that AppleInsider is reporting that a similar exchange was shopped to them two days earlier by a Virginia man who offered to sell it to them for an unspecified amount of money.

Oops!

Looks like the comment I left on page 2 of the BGR post was right:

If this is really Steve or Apple (I have my doubts) then what bugs me more is…

Step 1) There is no problem
Step 2) We are working on the problem

Which one is it? How can you fix a problem that you claim doesn’t exist?

Apple, just make that check out to Justin Horn…thanks!

(via Walt Mosspuppet)

It’s hard for me to watch technology getting dropped and banged up for no reason, but for some reason I still love these videos.

With fun videos, pictures, and the carjacking that closed the main road to the beach.

If you want to reminisce check out the original post, if not at least check out one of the funnier videos of the day.