If you ever wondered who are the most influential Men in Technology, Entertainment, Politics and Sports, AskMen has just revealed their annual list of the 49 Most influential Men in those fields for 2009…

Well, geek world is divided into Apple fans and Microsoft fans, and there is always Apple vs. Microsoft, Steve Jobs vs. Bill Gates, iPod Vs. Zune, and other fights between the two groups and…

Another wonderful week at Walyou, and a great weekend  to enjoy all the relaxing posts of the web…

This is a great display of a font art creation of the Apple leader Steve Jobs that was made of actual common Apple font.
We have seen some great font art creations made before that displayed great art pieces made of typical fonts, but this Steve Jobs portrait actually has a reason behind the words used…

For all you Apple fans out there who wake up in the morning to Steve Jobs daily mantras, back him up on everything he states and does, and wait in the freezing cold for an iPhone 3G, then this plush toy could be your daily savior…

Back in 1983, Steve Jobs presented the Mac Dating Game within a conference in order to please and entertain the crowd, and who is one of its contestants if not the young and geeky Bill Gates? It is a great flashback to the pirates of Silicon Valley days that is really fun to look back at…

The Simpsons make fun of Apple with a parallel company called Mapple, what can go wrong? Nothing.
This great video of the Simpsons below is an Apple parody that includes many ongoing remakes, jokes and innuendos on the great Apple Computers, iPod, iPhone, Steve Jobs, and additional fun comments with the fictitious Mapple…

Daniel Lyons, also known as the Fake Steve Jobs, has officially announced the retirement of the parody Blog named after the Apple CEO…

This is a really great looking collage of the infamous Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
The cool thing is that it is made completely out of Apple products, such as: Macs, laptops, iPods, iPhones, Apple software, and more…

With so much coverage of Apple these last days, who has time to follow it all?
Mahalo summarized the Steve Jobs keynote address to just 60 seconds. Instead of spending your time watching the entire 90 minute presentation, waiting for the key features, you can now catch up in approximately a minute…