jsuda writes "The preeminent general reference source for Mac OS X has always been the Missing Manual Series written by David Pogue. The latest iteration in the series is its Mac OS X Leopard Edition, completely revised, and it is the biggest, most... ...full story at slashdot
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Why Are iPhone Users Willing to Pay for Content? (Saul Hansell/Bits) » techmeme Saul Hansell / Bits: Why Are iPhone Users Willing to Pay for Content? — It may be no surprise that the bestselling computer book so far this year is “iPhone: The Missing Manual,” by my colleague David Pogue (O'Reilly,... |
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