I’m generally not one to beat a dead horse, and although the recent debacle (full details below) with the misplaced iPhone prototype quickly achieved ‘time to make some glue’ status, this clip is worth posting. By the end I’m left asking the same question I’ve been asking for quite some time: “Really Apple…really?”

By the way, if you’re interested in reading up on the complete story, Gizmodo has provided the following collection of links. For the record, I think Gizmodo could have handled things more appropriately and professionally, but I’m not all that surprised considering their less than mature track record.

• All the details about the next iPhone including a dissection
• How Apple conceals prototype iPhones
• How Apple lost the next iPhone
• How Apple missed chances to get the device back
• Conspiracy theorists: Why Apple didn’t leak the iPhone to us
• Why it’s not about the iPhone
• And finally, how Apple asked to get their phone back

Firstly, I don’t have cable and I think Hulu is the greatest thing ever–though, if you haven’t heard, its glory days are numbered. Kindof a huge bummer. You can thank Newscorp for that one. Not sure what my plans are for the future.

Anyways, I have a few shows on regular rotation. Here’s what I’ve been watching.

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Jon Stewart holds an excellent interview with former president of these United States of America, William Jefferson Clinton. The whole thing is great, but part 3 touches on health care and is really quite special. Other topics include the Clinton Global Initiative, Clinton’s recent lunch with President Obama, and how to rescue journalists from a hostile nation.

After the week long buildup, it all comes down to this…

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