So I read this story which said that Apple was building a search engine. Although this may be cool, it’s not really likely because Apple’s Safari only has a 6-7 percent of the web browsing market share; if they set this as their home page, not many people will view it. Unless Apple’s search engine has some dazzling features that blows us all away. And let’s not forget that Google is the exclusive search on Apple products that browses the web. There is not much known facts on this yet, but more is to come to the web soon.
And I also read somewhere that the Iraq War has ended. We should all celebrate this occasion, I just can’t believe it’s finally here! No, not really; but the headline appeared in a New York Times spoof. A few people gathered together and made a New York Times spoof paper and dated it July 4, 2009. Then they distributed it to many presses and sold them. It also said that it was free. Many people, thinking that it was legitimate, took a copy and read the 14-page newspaper. Then they realized that it was fake. Although it might have caused some confusion, it was a really smart fake. The better part is that the people actually got the fake newspaper to be handed out in a subway station.
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