More on Apple/Motorola Joint Cell Phone Venture
1+(smarterThanYou) writes "Forbes.com has an article with updates on the previous Slashdot story on the Motorola/Apple iTunes compatible mobile phone.
'Apple Computer and Motorola could soon show us the mobile phone they are developing to play music purchased from Apple's iTunes online music store.
'We've said we have something coming on this in the first half of 2005 and we're definitely on schedule for that. Hopefully you'll be able to see more about it soon,' says Eddy Cue, vice president in charge of applications at Apple.'" Theories about this device showing up at the next MacWorld Expo abound.
... we can listen to people on airplanes singing along to their cell phones.
"...whiskey for my men, beer for my [urph] hosses!"
Raise your children as if you were teaching them to raise your grandchildren, because you are.
For those who don't know, in U2's "Vertigo," Bono chants at the beginning of the song "uno dos tres quatorce (sp?)" which is "1 2 3 14 in spanish... strange.
Quid festinatio swallonis est aetherfuga inonusti?
Africus aut Europaeus?
I'd really like to know the answer to this as well. It bothers me every time I hear it.
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I think it has something to do with the number of records (albums + EPs) that U2 has released, "HOWTO Dismantle an atomic bomb" being the 14th. Not sure, but I sure as hell reacted when I first heard the count up. :)
Anyone know where to get a true rotary phone? I want one!
I believe he's turning the volume up to 14, a la Spinal Tap.
Actually, you can buy official U2 t-shirts with "1, 2, 3, 14" on them, so it's very much intentional. It's the number of albums they've done and although Vertigo is not the title track of the album, it was the first single to be released from it.