MG Siegler
Blogger, 500ish at Freelance
Writer turned investor turned investor who writes. On the road with @msquinn 👩🏻 & 👧🏼👶🏼 #GoBlue 〽️🍻
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1 week ago |
spyglass.org | M.G. Siegler |MG Siegler
Apple to Rebrand Its Device Operating Systems to Mark Major Overhaul Apple is planning to change its operating system names to be identified by year, rather than version number, to bring consistency to its branding and reduce confusion. You either die a hero, or live long enough to become Windows 95.
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1 week ago |
spyglass.org | M.G. Siegler |MG Siegler
Letter to Arc members 2025On Arc, its future, and the arrival of AI browsers — a moment to answer the largest questions you’ve asked us this past year. It's a good, well-articulated post from Josh Miller, the CEO of The Browser Company – notably, the makers of Arc, the newfangled Chromium-based web browser that has built a loyal user base over the past several years. Though not one large enough to achieve their ultimate goals.
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2 weeks ago |
spyglass.org | M.G. Siegler |MG Siegler
It’s both sad and not at all surprising. After letting it languish for years, Mozilla has now put Pocket out to pasture. And it will be formally slaughtered in October. Along with all your saved items. All those glorious saved items that you never got to but were totally just about to. I tease because I love. I was an early user of Pocket back when it was still called ‘Read It Later’. That name said literally all you needed to know about what the service did.
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2 weeks ago |
spyglass.org | M.G. Siegler |MG Siegler
Yesterday, upon reading all the coverage about OpenAI buying io – which I'm going to continue to style as 'IO' for my own typing sanity – and especially watching the um, unique, video that Jony Ive and Sam Altman released to both formally announce IO and to talk a bit about what they're working on, it became pretty clear, pretty quickly that despite all the rumors to the contrary, the device wouldn't be a wearable.
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2 weeks ago |
spyglass.org | M.G. Siegler |MG Siegler
Not many deals get their own sizzle reel. Let alone when it's one startup buying another. But when the most well capitalized startup in history buys another startup co-founded by Jony Ive, you get one, apparently. Honestly, it's not even fair to call it a sizzle reel. I'm not sure what it is.
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