Adam Engst is back after some time off for repairs and upgrades, and fills in the blanks on his personal productivity setup, including two monitor placement, his pointer choice (it isn’t a mouse) and why Apple’s new thin keyboard doesn’t fit. Then, hitting stride, Adam discusses the new iPhone 3.0 software announcements and how they further the iPhone-as-platform position, the integration of third-party hardware with the iPhone, and how the iTunes Store and its selection of apps is the most important factor for the longevity of iPhone loyalty.
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RollerMouse Pro by Contour Design
24-inch Widescreen Black Flat Panel LCD Monitor
MacJury #903: Evidence is Heard and Judgement is Passed on the iPhone 3.0 Announcements
High App Spending Points to iPhone Lock-in by Adam Engst on TidBITS
Weatherbug on the iTunes Store
Google Mobile App in the iTunes Store
Evernote app in the iTunes Store