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This blog is written by - you guessed it - Kevin Restivo. By day (& sometimes night), I'm a wireless device and applications research analyst with IDC in Toronto. However, this blog is in no way, shape or form affiliated with the company where I'm happily employed. If you'd like to reach me, please send me an e-mail. My address is kevin[at]kevinrestivo[dot]com.
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The Return of Apple’s Steve Jobs: Don’t Cry For Me Cupertino
Posted by Kevin Restivo on Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 9:34 pm. 0 Comments.
David Pogue, the talented resident New York Times tech columnist, erstwhile Broadway producer and Mac fan boy, has come up with another entertaining take on ...
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