The Apple Tablet Week – 101 Apple Fanboy T-Shirts

1. Say Anything by Might Tees, $31.99.

2. Exploded 128 by Garry Booth (Exploded Store), $19.

3. Homie Don’t Right Click by J!NX, $10.

4. Apple Mac Key Skull Shirt by rubyred (RedBubble), $26.13.

5. iMessiah by Schysto Designs (RedBubble), $25.93.

6. Charge by Simple Bits, $22.

7. Sad Chimes Rest Home by rubyred (RedBubble), $26.13.

8. Apple IIe Template by Chop Shop, $12.

9. Macintosh (Great Moments of the 20th Century) by Print Liberation, $18.

10. Mac Daddy by Busted Tees, $20.

11. Steve Jobs Lives by Steve Jobs Lives, $10.

12. Mac vs. PC by Reece Ward (RedBubble), $24.14.

13. Hope by FastMac, $12.99.

14. Mac by Death Gob, £18.

15. Mac Bones by Indie Tech, $15.

16. Old School, Rulez! by Unconfessable Ideas, 19 EUR.

17. 1984 by FastMac, $12.99.

18. Modern Pirates by Glenn Jones (Glennz Tees), $19.95.

19. OSX Software We Can Believe In by FastMac, $12.99.

20. Witty Retort by Split Reason, $18.95

21. iSteamMac by Exploded Store, $20.

22. Retro Mac by darth2602 (MySoti), $20.24.

23. Eat, Sleep, Play by Axis T-Shirts, $10.

24. In Love With Lisa by Might Tees, $31.99.

25. Bill Gates Is A Few Gigs Short of Steve Jobs by REdickless Apparel (Skreened), $22.99.

26. Thoreau by Purple Waterbug (CafePress), $22.

27. iPhone by Justin Minns, $25.34.

28. 25 Years of Mac by FastMac, $12.99.

29. What’s Steve Jobs Playing? by akinolaude (MySoti), $21.74.

30. Hardwear by Olly Moss (Red Tide Clothing), $20.

31. Mac > PC by Mac Gift Shop (CafePress), $24.

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32. Return of the Mac by Lush T-Shirts, £11.99.

33. Happy Mac by Satta van Daal, $27.93.

34. Exploded Phone by Exploded Store, $17.

35. MacMan by Satta van Daal, $25.93.

36. Heart by Insanely Great Tees, $19.

37. MP3 Is Killing Vinyl by 78s, 30 EUR.

38. I Think Therefore iMac by Mitch’s Geekware (CafePress), $24.

39. Yes We Mac by FastMac, $12.99.

40. Copy, Cut, Paste (Apple) by Christ (Skreened), $21.99.

41. Trash by Glenn Jones (Glennz Tees), $19.95.

42. Viva La Innovacion by Indie Tech, $15.

43. The Mac From Way Back by Crooked Monkeys, $24.

44. Mac Daddy by FastMac, $15.99.

45. Having An iPhone Has Completely Changed The Way I Poop by Twitter Tees by Threadless, $18.

46. iSteamPhone by Kevin Tong (Exploded Store), $20.

47. Apple Timeline by Insanely Great Tees, $19.

48. iPhone Battery by Geronimojo (MySoti), $20.99.

49. Neon Cassette Drip by Life and Death Clothing, $25.

50. iMacGyver by Schysto Designs (RedBubble), $25.93.

51. Zombie App by Tust (CafePress), $24.

52. iBike by Artifex Shirts, $20.

53. Game Over by FastMac, $12.99.

54. Digital Age by Mr. Slayer (Zazzle), $12.95.

55. Old Skool iPod by Smiley Face T-Shirt, £12.

56. iPod vs. Boombox by Crack Smoking T-Shirts, $15.

57. Slide To Unlock by Milk & Eggs Co., $20.

58. Saigon, 1968 by Zombie Dispatch (MySoti), $20.45.

59. Close Min Max by Subverted Gear (CafePress), $24.

60. Zach by mud1017 (RedBubble), $25.93.

61. Apple Pirate by applepirate (MySoti), $20.99.

62. It’s Steve’s World We Just Live In It by Jim Felder (RedBubble), $25.93.

63. iSpy by Adam de la Mare (RedBubble), $25.93.

64. iShirt by Insanely Great Tees, $19.

65. I’m A Mac User by Louen (RedBubble), $23.94.

66. Get Well Steve by Steve Jobs Lives. $10.

67. Loud and Proud (Mac) by ScottA (RedBubble), $23.94.

68. Mac Geek by Fun On A Mac (CafePress), $24.

69. Utility Belt iPod by James Lillis, $22.48.

70. I Have A Mac But I’m Not A Tool by Kylextra (Skreened), $21.99.

71. Classic by FastMac, $12.99.

72. Hi I’m A Mac by NYShirt, $30.

73. iStalk by Shannon Rene (RedBubble), $24.94.

74. I Owned A Mac Before It Was Cool by CafePress, $24.

75. A Whole New Experience by FastMac, $12.99.

76. Not PC by FastMac, $12.99.

77. Old School by FB Tees (CafePress), $24.

78. The Gentleman by Might Tees, $31.99.

79. Steve Jobs For President by Insanely Great Tees, $19.

80. God Uses A Mac by God Uses A Mac Store (CafePress), $24.

81. His Steveness by Might Tees, $34.99.

82. I’m A Mac by Insanely Great Tees, $19.

83. Happy Mac by Happy Internets, $24.

84. Masters Choice by Awesomer Shop, 15 EUR.

85. iPood by J!NX, $17.99

86. Mac Icons by MacSimple (CafePress), $22.

87. I Be Au Sm by Lawrence Villanueva (Threadless), $18.

88. Power by Zugatti (Skreened), $24.99.

89. I Love My Mac by Fun on an iMac (CafePress), $22.

90. You Had Me At iPhone by FastMac, $12.99.

91. The Forbidden Nectar by Might Tees, $34.99.

92. Save Steve by Steve Jobs Lives, $12.

93. iBot Imperial by Herbert Shin, $22.94.

94. Thinking by Krazyeuro Designs (CafePress), $24.

95. PC’s of Shit by Cotton Factory, $9.99.

96. Doesn’t Fall Far From The Tree by Go Ape Shirts, $18.

97. Works With iPhone by FastMac, $12.99.

98. Mac & Cheese by InactiveWear (CafePress), $22.

99. Mac To The Future by FastMac, $15.99.

100. The One by Might Tees. $27.99.

101. Hasta la Vista by FastMac, $15.99.

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Google Voice Finally Heads to iPhone, Palm Pre With HTML5 Webapp

What's the solution to Apple's stinginess about Google getting an official Google Voice app on the iPhone App Store? A webapp that has about all the functionality, but usable on any HTML5-capable smartphone.

The webapp mimics the functionality of hitting up Google Voice on your desktop. You can make calls, send texts, listen to voicemails, change your settings and access your contacts all from your phone's browser. It syncs up with your Google account's contact list—not your iPhone's contact list—so you'll have to make sure to sync your contacts to Google first. The Pre however, if you already have your GV account as one of your contacts, should have a more transparent process.

Unlike the Google Voice app now, which calls your phone first and then connects the other party, you actually dial out directly into the Google Voice service, which then hooks you up with who you're trying to reach. It's going to be like the 406 numbers that Google Voice users are used to using for shortcuts to their contacts, but possibly not 406, since Google has a pool of numbers they are using.

Google also tells us that you can add dialing credits directly from the phone if you want to make overseas calls, saving you the trouble of having to get on a computer.

All in all, the experience is solid and fluid, mimicking an iPhone app as best as possible on a web interface. If we had any gripes, it would be that when you're texting someone from your contacts list, it only grabs the phone number and doesn't display the name after it. Also, that you can't text multiple recipients. But calling from your contact list is fluid and takes only one more step than regular dialing from your iPhone.

It's not as good as a native app, but it's more than adequate. [Google Voice]

The Apple Tablet Week – 10 Year Old Video of Steve Jobs Defining Apple

Sometime after 1997 when Jobs returned to Apple, he gave this motivational speech defining Apple and their "core beliefs". While wearing shorts. While we can't promise he'll be sporting bare legs this Wednesday, this minute-long clip is powerful stuff.

My favorite quote from the video shows the lack of modesty that Jobs manages to deliver so well:

"What we're about isn't making boxes for people to get their jobs done, although we do that well."

But if you're wanting to create a motivational desktop wallpaper featuring his photo and a choice quote, you can't go wrong with this little gem:

"Apple at the core, its core value, is that we believe that people with passion can change the world for the better."

The Apple Tablet Week – Apple rumor roundup: 'the day before' edition

We'll just come right out and say it: we couldn't possibly be happier to see that January 27, 2010 is tomorrow. Shortly after 10AM on the left coast, Stevie J himself will finally put a hush to the rumors that have been swirling constantly over the past fortnight or so (and we'll be there live to cover it). Till then, however, we've got one more round of scuttlebutt to serve up. Kicking things off is a New York Timesreport that explains in some level of detail what exactly the supposed Apple tablet will feature in terms of specifications. To quote: "It will run all the applications of the iPhone and iPod Touch, have a persistent wireless connection over 3G cellphone networks and Wi-Fi, and will be built with a 10-inch color display, allowing newspapers, magazines and book publishers to deliver their products with an eye to the design that had grabbed readers in print." We shall see.

Moving on, we've got even more whispers that publishers -- with the NYT mentioned specifically -- around the globe have been getting wind of this thing as the suits in Cupertino attempt to nail down content deals. Broadcast Engineering even has a piece that straight-up states that Apple was "was in New York City last week showing the tablet to media companies as a new way to sell books, newspapers and other reading material through its iTunes online store." Still not convinced? NetbookNews has anapparently ongoing article about the authenticity / non-authenticity of a Media Markt tweet that "accidentally" leaked a supposed €899 price point for the device, while Hot Hardware switches things up and reports that AT&T will lose its iPhone exclusivity during tomorrow's event. Oh, and the very first hands-on review of the Apple tablet is also live (courtesy of Mosspuppet), while yet another hotly contested image has arisen to perch atop these very words. Phew.