Phillipe Starck’s version of how Steve Jobs’ yacht was designed bears some discrepancies with Walter Isaacson’s biography. It’s widely known that Isaacson’s biography is riddled with mistakes, so this story comes down to a his-word-against-mine spat.
Beautiful things can be created when two minds as great as these team up. Too bad it has to end sourly.
(Via The Tech Block)
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I carry one of two bags on a daily basis: the Booq Mamba Courier or the Booq Mamba Slim Courier. The first is used if I have a slightly larger load to carry, while the second is used for carrying only the essentials. Over on Tools & Toys, I reviewed the latter of the two options — the Booq Mamba Slim Courier.
The Slim Courier is super slim and super light. It carries an iPad, a few pens and notebooks, and some documents extremely well. Anything bulkier, though, and you may want to check something else out.
If you don’t carry a whole lot on a daily basis, the Booq Mamba Slim Courier is a great everyday carry choice.