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Sunday, January 6, 2002

Top Stories

Way Beyond AirPort
by Dan Knight, Low End Mac
Imagine being able to access your data anywhere on the planet — even while in flight.

News

Jobs Performance
by Henry Norr, San Francisco Chronicle
Jobs has managed to make the company once again a trendsetter for the industry, not only in design and marketing but also in technology.

Egg Soothes Website Fears
by Jill Insley, The Observer
Egg blamed the problem on a communication error with the site's certificate vendor, Verisign.

Opinion

Uesless Column Written Before The Word
by John H Farr, Applelinks.com
I can say anything now.

A Flat-Panel iMac Is Not Thinking Different Enough
by Eliot Hochberg, MacEdition

Rumors Swirl Ahead Of Macworld 2002: A Move To Intel?
by Robyn Weisman, NewsFactor

The Aqua Letters
by Andrew Orlowski, The Register
Our AquaRant™ provoked 180 emails in one day, and the total's heading for three hundred. Thanks for the kind words, stuff we hadn't thought of, and the useful tips.

Sidetrack

Sunday, January 6, 2002
by Heng-Cheong Leong

Ramblings Ramblings

Whenever I read someone said the other party don't get it, I almost always wanted to shout back: they get it. It's just that they have other concerns / issues / agenda that made things the way they are. It's you who don't get it.

Never underestimate other's intelligence, and never overestimate your own's.

This Is What Apple Is Revealing Tomorrow

Okay, so this is not exactly what Apple's introducting. This is what Bill is introducing. (The Dell Killer.)

But, if the speculations are right, this is what Apple will be upstaging. Think Different.

Brent Simmons: To the bathroom? Is it a bathroom computer?

Apple: Just one more sleepless night.

Two, if you are in Singapore like me. I'd have to stay up late on Monday night to catch the keynote that should start sometime around 1 a.m. Tuesday morning. Pardon me if I fell asleep on the single most important event of my pathentic life and failed to update this weblog at the earliest moment. :-)

If Apple is really revealing a worldwide wireless Internet system, there will be tons of regulation problems facing Apple. And I strongly doubt it will be availabe in Singapore. (Or China. Or a whole list of countries.)

Random

Kevin Hemenway takes a look at PHP with Apache on Mac OS X.

From Mr Barrett: Small Wonder nostalgia.

From Camworld: Windows XP's real purpose in life.

Hack the Planet: Best Technology Weblog of 2001 as voted in Scripting News.

Wintel

Intel, AMD Set To Unveil Speedy New Chips
by Reuters
AMD will debut its Athlon XP 2000+, which runs at 1.67 gigahertz, while Intel will unveil its new Pentium 4 chip running at 2.2 gigahertz, analysts said.

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