Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Mosspuppet reviews iSlate
Love Walt’s new track suit. Especially the little logo. Can we get T-shirts made? Also, check out the 4:00 mark where Walt describes the feature that sends a unicorn to your door with your favorite kind of pizza. That one actually may not make it into the final version.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Puppet savages TUAW
Friday, January 15, 2010
Saturday, January 9, 2010
MP: Crunchies are a scam, and Ruby’s clueless
Saturday morning, and Señor Puppet is not happy. Why? Well, the Crunchies were handed out last night, and it seems the non-existent Chrome OS won Top Crunchie, or whatever they call it. No, wait- Best Technology Achievement. Latest tirade is here, and while we’re at it, MP also blasts away at Palm’s Jon Rubenstein for his outrageous claim he’s never fiddled with an iPhone, not once. How do we know MP is upset? Easy to tell.
Here’s a pro-tip for people interested in improving Palm’s marketshare and long-term viability in about five minutes: shove a Palm Pre down the back of Jon Rubinstein’s throat until he stops twitching. There, I just doubled your stock price.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Mosspuppet’s crystal ball for 2010
Nice ski sweater, must’ve been a Christmas present. Can’t tell if he’s drunk in this clip or not. I think he is, though- he mumbles something about “once the ice sculpture of me and Steve kissing is delivered to his front lawn, everything will be aces.”
Friday, January 1, 2010
Mosspuppet looks back at 2009 predictions
He says he got all of these right. Well, he’s not sure on #7. Who are we to argue? (I’d put bullet point numbers next to each of these, but WordPress says no, you can’t do that.)
- Michael Arrington will look like an idiot
- Steve Ballmer will remain bald
- No one will give a crap about Palm
- Steve Jobs will experience no health problems whatsoever
- Windows 7 will be released, reviled
- Safari will become most popular browser on the internet
- Leo Laporte will kill Robert Scoble
- John C. Dvorak will continue to be irrelevant, think he isn’t
- No one will understand what cloud computing is
- Google will release a new product that no one will understand (Wave)






