Tuesday, February 19, 2002
Top Stories
Laptop Use Judged A Success In SAD 4
Superintendent reports on the successful laptop program at Piscataquis Community Middle School. "We've having incredible success."
Apple Innovation? Innovation My Eye!
Time for Apple to fix up OS X.
News
Head-Turning iMac Inspires An O'ahu Unveiling
Radical design inspired a public unveiling at Ala Moana Park.
Apple Enhances The Power Mac G4 Software Bundle
But still no Appleworks.
Next Generation DVD Born
The new format will store more than 13 hours of film, or 27 gigabytes of data.
Companies May Concur On DVD Standards
Nine consumer electronic makers are expected to unveil a uniform standard for next-generation DVDs on Tuesday.
iMac Out For Meet-&-greet
"Discovery Days" in UK to showcase iMac's power, elegance, and versatility.
AOL UK For X Stuck In Limbo
"It's not a decision not to develop a Mac OS X client."
Opinion
The Battle Of The Boxes: The PC Vs. The TV
Just when we felt the PC had become boring, Steve Jobs announced the third wave in personal compting.
Been There, Won't Do That
The secret to OS X's success is that, like Linux, it commodifies the base level of the OS.
Apple Innovation? Innovation My Eye!
Time for Apple to fix up OS X.
OS X And The Future Of Linux
Some claim that OS X dooms Linux; I believe it renews Linux.
Mac Voyeurs: All Talk, No Action
Tired of Windows bigots.
Review
Sidetrack
From, well, some of the people who bought you the Newton comes riteMail.
The next time you write a story about virus and loss of data, remember to include this line: I don' tpay much attention... because I have a Macintosh.
An Apple A Day: United Mac.
Rumormonger: Photoshop 7.0 to be released in CeBit in Hannover, March 13 to 20th.
Wintel
Be Sues Microsoft, Alleges 'Destruction'
Intel Explores Ultrawideband Technology
Microsoft Still Ironing Out IM Kinks
A glitch affecting Microsoft's instant messaging system is prevent some from staying connected.
Nokia Offers Design Kit To Rivals, Facing Microsoft
Nokia seeks to starve off push by Microsoft into mobile market.
Microsoft Fourth On Fortune's Most Admired List
Consistent returns to shareholders, customers and employees.