Thursday, May 31, 2012
'Absolutely the saddest days of my life': Apple CEO opens up about Steve Jobs' death... and explains China factory hours. - Tim Cook, who took over Apple after Steve Job died last year, spoke on a wide range of issues about new product development and his takeover | Mail Online
Apple CEO Cook guarded on AppleTV, bullish on Siri - CNN.com - Apple CEO Tim Cook would someday like to see an Apple product manufactured in the United States, he told attendees of a technology gathering Tuesday. "I want there to be," Cook said when asked whether an iPhone or iPad could be made be domestically. Cook, noted, however, that a few components of Apple's devices are made in the United States, such as the glass for iPhone screens. But he said the nation's infrastructure for large-scale manufacturing does not currently exist.
Jets' Mangold: Getting Tebow, Lolo together 'my new goal' - USATODAY -"I was actually pushing for Tim and (U.S. Olympic track star) Lolo Jones to get united. My message kinda got lost in the 'Tebow Time' chanting. ... This is now my new goal.
SEC coaches can’t agree on football schedule format | AJC - Tim Tucker - Entering the league’s spring meetings, “the leader in the clubhouse” — as SEC commissioner Mike Slive put it — was a 6-1-1 format in which each team would play six games against intra-division opponents, one game against a permanent cross-division opponent and one game against a rotating cross-division opponent. That formula would preserve annual rivalries such as Georgia-Auburn and Alabama-Tennessee. But some coaches found fault with the 6-1-1 approach Wednesday.
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