Category Archives: Apple

What If Amazon Could Care Less About the Apple Tablet

By Kit | January 21, 2010

The last two days, Amazon has made a couple of announcements regarding the Kindle. The first is that they have raised the royalty that will be received by publishers to 70% and the second is that they will be making an SDK available. The spin on the street is that they are doing [...]

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Is MoblieMe Working?

By Kit | August 27, 2008

Apple’s new MobileMe service has come under a lot of fire since it’s launch and has encountered a number of severe difficulties involving uptime, faux push functionality, and lost customer emails. The whole thing has seemed quite un-apple like. I by no means have the intention of piling on, but I am going to [...]

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What to do About this New Generation

By Kit | July 9, 2008

I know all of the reasoning behind it, but I finally have to come out and say that it is driving me f’ing nuts that the second generation iPhone is being called “iPhone 3G“. This is is especially true in light of the fact that they openly named each successive generation of iPod after [...]

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Ahh! It has arrived

By Kit | April 27, 2004

The Mac arrived today and I am a bit giddy. Sadly, I am also very anal and will not be happy until it is configured to my liking. Everything is moving along smoothly with the exception of Radio Userland. I reinstalled on the new computer and struggled getting logged in. I [...]

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    This is the weblog of Kit Kemper. It is generally about marketing. Marketing in the sense that pretty much everything you do as a company and more often as a person these days devolves into marketing of some sort or another. It is also about tech in much the same way as it is about marketing, technology touches more of our lives every day and where people, marketing, and technology converge there are some pretty interesting things happening.