Tuesday, December 30, 2003
News
iPod #1: Apple Continues MP3 Player Dominance In November
Apple continues to dominate the overall portable MP3 player market in the US with the 10GB iPod the number one selling device.
Dead iBook Owners Take Protest To Macworld Show
Faithful Apple users plan to put Quality Control issues center stage at the MacWorld show in San Francisco next week, to highlight a problem that Apple refuses to acknowledge.
While the year of the laptop hasn't passed without some rough patches, it has seen Apple replace its entire portable line with either new or substantially upgraded products, and introduced two additional very cool new ones.
iPod At Center Of Buzz
Rumors predict new affordable player at Macworld.
Mac.Ars Takes On 2003: The Year In Review
2003 was a big year for Apple, and arguably its most successful in over a decade on a number of metrics.
Opinion
Every App Has Its Day
There are a few Mac applications that are ready to be reintroduced to the spotlight.
Review
Have Your iSight Tested
Apple's iSight video camera is not a new idea but it is a solid piece of tech that does a simple job extremely well.
Sidetrack
RUMOR TODAY : More "details" emerges on the new mini-iPods?
HUMAN SPAM-FILTER? : I wonder if there's anyone out there who will hire me as their human spam-filter? I'll just sit on my fat asses in front of the computer the entire day, reading e-mails and clicking on "approve" and "reject" buttons. And I'll promise 100% spam being filtered, and 0% false-positive. I wonder how much I can earn...
EXCUSE ME? : A reader wrote in to the papers to complain of a lack of toilet in a park-connector. National Parks replied today that, there are toilets nearby, but we will not tell you where. :-)
Wintel
LG 'Will Persist' With Smart Display, Even After Microsoft Drops It
Writing And End To The Bio Of BIOS
Intel and Microsoft are gearing up to move toward the first major overhaul of the innermost workings of the personal computer — the boundary where software and hardware meet — during 2004.