The week in TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Posted Nov 7th 2009 12:33AM by Victor Agreda, Jr.

	Need a Mac or iPhone developer? TUAW job boards are here! Notice anything new at TUAW? We've had our job boards up for a week now, making sure all the tape would stick when new jobs were posted, and I'm proud to say that the doors are wide open for job...		TUAW Video: a tour of Freeverse Welcome to the first of what we hope will be many, many TUAW Videos to come. We've done lots of video on TUAW, from Macworld Expo coverage to WWDC interviews to fart apps and more. This time we're...
	Hands-on with the Magic Mouse Well, I got my Magic Mouse a few days ago, and I've been using it for my everyday tasks for a few days (and I'm still using it), and here are my impressions. Packaging: This packaging is...	Also of interest: TUAW Review: Kanex HDMI + audio adapter works fine but costs extra TUAW Gift Guides: Gifts for tech-savvy women Waveboard on the iPhone, Google Wave access slightly better than Mobile Safari

Tags: job boards, JobBoards, kanex, magic mouse, MagicMouse, roundup, tuaw, waveboard

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

imalmostjesus said 4:45AM on 11-07-2009

Dear TUAW,

This post looks like complete shit on the iPhone version of your webpage you're forcing me to use when reading your articles.

You suck.
Love, imalmostjesus

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FawnDoo said 5:15PM on 11-07-2009

While I wouldn't have put it quite so bluntly, the post does look poor on an iPhone, which is a bit galling since you insist that the page appears that way on the device. If you're going to force a choice on us, work out your formatting in advance.

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