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Cambridge MA: Da Capo Press, 2011. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Fine. DJ by Alex Camlin. 14408 shelf. White-stamped gray bds. No names, clean text. Unblemished dust jacket. Index. Blurb: Hamish Robertson.

Da Capo Press, 2011 Author Photo on back Inner DJ Flap by Jonathan Snyder,HBDJ, 2011, 1st Edition, #1 in Number Line on Copyright pg, Book Condition: As New FINE-/FINE. Signed Copy . Like New dust jacket. Signed by author on bookplate on title page, Grey Cloth boards with tiny Ding at Btm Titled in White on Spijne cvr, 248 PGS, DJ PROTECTED IN CLEAR MYLAR CVR. 5.75x8.5. , Author is Former Associate editor for Macworld magazine, currently writes for Wired.com, where his regular column on Apple is followed by Millions of Readers, He lives in San Francisco ,Even Steve Jobs didn't know what he had on his hands when he announced the original iPhone as a combination of a mere "three revolutionary products"--an iPod, a cell phone, and a keyboard-less handheld computer. SIGNED Copy ON Da Capo Press BOOKPLATE by Chen on Title Page , Once Apple introduced the App Store and opened it up to outside developers, however, the iPhone became capable of serving a rapidly growing number of functions--now more than 200,000 and counting. But the iPhone has implications far beyond the phone or gadget market. In fact, it's opening the way to what Brian Chen calls the "always-on" future, where we are all constantly connected to a global Internet via flexible, incredibly capable gadgets that allow us to do anything, anytime, from anywhere. This has far-reaching implications--both positive and negative--throughout all areas of our lives, opening the door for incredible personal and societal advances while potentially sacrificing both privacy and creative freedom in the process. Always Onis the first book to look at the surprising and expansive significance of Apple's incredibly powerful vertical business model, and the future it portends.. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Illus. by DJ Design by Alex Camlin.