Welcome Guardian Readers!

[For those of you visiting this site from the Guardian, welcome! I hope you wander around and decide to stick around for a while.

For my regular readers here, a piece I've been working on has gone live over at guardian.co.uk talking a bit about my life at Apple, as we move into this next (and, it turns out, final) Apple keynote at Macworld.

You can find Enjoying the show, avoiding the flamethrower: life inside Apple. It's just gone live and already the comments show it's going to be a fun thing to watch.

Thanks for visiting!

A couple of other interesting reading points while you're here:

Speculation on why Apple building the next Kindle would be a good idea.

Some thoughts on the pre-macworld rumor circus.

What I'd like to see Apple do with the Mini and the Apple TV.

What the community needs to think about in this post-Apple-Macworld reality.

Steve Job's Health. Steve Job's Health. Protesting the Apple Macworld Keynote? Man, will I be happy once we get past this kind of stuff.

But, you know what? How many companies have customers and fans that care this much? It creates blessings for the company and its workers -- so you just also accept the curses that come with it and enjoy the ride.

(and an update: Will steve Blog?)]

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