Monday, February 9, 2004
Top Stories
GarageBand Kicks Out The Jams
Launched just over two weeks ago, the software has already spawned a sizable ecosystem of plug-ins, add-ons and websites for sharing tunes. And it has inspired a frenzy of musical creativity.
News
Mozilla Firefox, Thunderbird Updated
Why Mac Won't Open Up Windows
Sorry Windows folk: it just won't happen.
Pepsi-iTunes Ad Boosts Apple.com Traffic By 573%
Station Breaks Ground With iPod EP
With so many radio stations releasing CD compilations of artist visits, it was bound to happen that one station would embrace the mp3 world.
Opinion
Your Small Business Computer Alternative
Why I'm Turning A Deaf Ear To The Pod Botherers
I hate iPods. I mean, I really, really hate them. There, I've said it.
Open Source Vs. Mac Vs. Windows
Open source truly shines when it can be combined with proprietary solutions, in an elegant way.
Review
Plug In, Turn On, Tune Up
GarageBand, Apple's new home recording studio software, transforms the Mac into a musical instrument that anyone can play.
GarageBand Observations
GarageBand is a hit at my house.
Sidetrack
LOVE IS IN THE AIR : We Singaporeans are so lucky. Our government has just given us permission to have more sex. :-)
Wintel
Disney And Microsoft Strike Internet Deal
Walt Disney yesterday agreed to use Microsoft software to block the illegal distribution of film and audio over the internet in a deal that moves the computer giant closer to Hollywood.
Microsoft Not Ready To Battle With Google
Microsoft Talks Up 'Entry-Level' Windows
The company is to compete in poor countries with a cut-price, reduced-functionality version of Windows XP — and Thailand is already using the software.
Microsoft, Disney Partner On Digital Media
Microsoft and the Walt Disney Co. have struck an alliance that will see the two companies working closely together to develop digital media content and delivery systems, the companies are expected to announce Monday.