Today is June 29, and that marks the anniversary of the launch of the first iPhone. This also means that the one-year warrantees for the first iPhones bought expire today. Mine expires in September, so I need to get my iPhone-skydiving experience in soon. Arguably the warrantees expiring don't mean much, because if it hasn't turned out defective or buggy in the first year, it probably isn't. In addition to the warrantee thing, the iPhone contracts of people who bought their iPhone on the 29th last year are half over. Apple's deferred revenue from the iPhone is also half over. Happy Birthday, iPhone!
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- Open Source is Magic, Not an Excuse For Laziness
- Certificates and Their Place in the Web
- I Sense a Disturbance in the Source
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