Tuesday, February 10, 2004
Top Stories
G5 PowerBook 'This Year'?
Microprocessor experts expect Apple to release new G5 Power Macs soon.
News
The Word From Apple
In thinking about the Mac BU, it's interesting to note how Apple portrays the situation to its investors.
New Apple Store Sighted In Bethesda, MD
Virtual PC Updated For Forthcoming XP Pro Service Packs
This minor point update to Virtual PC "addresses security issues and bugs related to running upcoming Windows XP Professional service packs," according to Microsoft.
WSJ: Apple Is A Defendent In Five iPod Lawsuits
Manchester Students Raise Money To Buy Apple Laptops
Students at Highland-Goffe's Falls School in Manchester jumped a lot of rope and sold a lot of cookie dough, but now they've got 34 new Apple iBook laptop computers to show for it.
San Francisco Apple Store To Open Feb. 28
Apple has announced that its first retail store in San Francisco will open in Union Square at One Stockton Street on Saturday, February 28.
Groupcal Viewer Lets iCal Users View Exchange Calendars
Celebrating The Cult Of Macintosh
The key to the Macintosh's success, or at least survival, has been its commitment to innovation and good design.
MacSpeech Offers iLife '04 Voice Solution
Apple To Exhibit At Bio-IT World Conference & Expo
Bio-IT World is "the leading event to demonstate how technology is transforming the life sciences throughout all discovery and development processes."
Opinion
iConsignment
Is there any way for us to make our music available on the iTunes store?
Look Out, Steve!
Microsoft may be plotting to unseat Apple by leapfrogging ahead to movies and TV.
Five Ways To Make Your Maicntosh Existence A Happier One
All of us can do a few things to make our Mac experience even more sweet.
Copying Apple: When Is It Considered Ripping Off?
Pod People
This Valentine's Day, the fastest way to the heart may be through the earbuds.
Review
Kasparov Chessmate
I would really like to see a more feature-rich Mac chess game for OS X than this product provides.
Making Music With GarageBand
I can't recall the last time that a software program (other than a game) has so captured my attention.
Apple Adds Music Creation To Its Suite
Software like GarageBand has been around for a while, but it's never been so easy to use.
iBook's Qualities Impress Quickly
I could easily see this computer accompanying someone to a college dorm, or part of a very stylish home office. It's a good portable, it's a good home computer.
AppleScript Helps You Take A Load Off
You tell the computer what to do every step of the way, usually with a keyboard or mouse movement. Wouldn't it be nice if your computer could handle some of that stuff while you turn your attention to something, well, more interesting?
iLife Perfects Integration
A lot of high-tech companies strive to be the hub of a digital lifestyle, but unless they're pushing an expensive Media Center PC they mostly leave it to consumers to figure out how to make their products work with others. Macintosh computer owners don't face that headache.
1GHz PowerMac Vs Dual G4 — Which One Is Faster And Has Better Features?
Hands On: Implementing OS X 10.3 (Panther) Server
I can tell you now that everything Apple promised is indeed in there — and it works!
Sidetrack
STILL SEARCHING : You know what, I am still searching for a place where everybody knows my name, and five close friends who will be there for me, when the rain starts to fall.
Wintel
Microsoft: Oops! We Did It Again
Microsoft warned customers Tuesday about unusually serious security problems with its Windows software that could let hackers quietly break into their computers to steal files, delete data or eavesdrop on sensitive information.
Windows XP 'Lite'? Not Quite
Microsoft sets the record straight about its plans to develop a new, cheaper Windows variant to go head-to-head with Linux.
Microsoft Restores Broken IE URL Handling
Certain Web URLs were banned by an earlier emergency browser security patch.
Gates Fiddles As PCs Crash And Burn
Inexpensive, efficient virus protection could be built into software.