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Great article. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve complained to friends about how horrible people are at writing useful reviews. I wrote quite a few myself, and have come up with a few “rules” that I follow.

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What? An article dedicated Nobuo Uematsu, and no mention of his band The Black Mages? Come on, now:

"Apple's impressive-sounding Retina display"

Man, these guys really are innovative— they can make a display with impressive sound! lol

OMG, that song would ruin every morning for the rest of my life.

This does not bode well for people who suffer from trypophobia.

I'll add a few:

I believe this will work very well. It always worked in my Magic deck, after all...

Anyone who finds this fascinating should take a look at a Japanese movie called, "Departures". It sounds morbid but actually turns into an uplifting movie and is among my favorite movies ever. It won several awards.

You just replied to an Adobe customer who prefers Adobe's Cloud subscription services over the old system. To me, $50/month for access to Adobe's ENTIRE library of applications is much more doable than buying every program in a bundle. It may not sound like it makes much sense to ultimately pay a little more annually,

Yup, and that's exactly what I mean. The customer behavior has changed to prefer subscription models, which I tend to prefer (even though it might mean ultimately paying more annually than outright purchasing physical disk's-worth of programs).

But that doesn't mean that mobile app marketing should follow these new

Mobile apps are thought of differently because they ARE. It's a different market, different eco-system, and for the most part, it's much smaller scale (with exceptions, of course). Every market is a living, breathing, evolving being... and it does so based on the purchasing behavior of those who are paying.

Desktop

You can install Adobe Cloud on as many computers as you wish (not just two installs). It just mean that you're limited to using two installs SIMULTANEOUSLY. So, you can have one on your main, one on your laptop, one at work, and one on your wife's computer. If you're logged onto two of them already, all you need to do

"Choose Your Own Path" ideas is always one of the first items to be added during brainstorming sessions. We've projects like this happen time and time again, and it always ends up as a so-so experience. The problem is the number of assets that are required to be created (for every possible scenario), and it costs

Yes, you can share it with your parents! One of my friends shares his account with his mom in a whole other city.

Windows phone, maybe? :)

Every excuse mentioned in this article can be answered by "...but that's why we can install 3rd party apps."

"Bastards! You're stealing our Thunderbolt!"

Apple has patented the Page Turn:

I was actually hoping that the patent would've been "Shh"ing the phone to be silent! That would be awesome...and intuitive. Maybe you could change the setting to "Shut the F*** UP!"