Mac OS Ken: Day 6 No. 40

This weekend on Mac OS Ken: Day 6 we get to talk with one of my favorite smart people, Ben Bajarin – Director Consumer Technology Practice for Creative Strategies in Silicon Valley about Android, the G1, and the open handset idea versus the Walled Garden approach of out friends in Cupertino. And what about all of those App Store rejection letters? Plus Mom sees her first iPhone, super early thoughts on MySpace Music, and a mystery pitch to pitch A.I. and the technological singularity.

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