Saturday, September 4, 2004
News
In Internet Calling, Skype Is Living Up To The Hype
Skype's distinction is that, for now at least, it is the easiest, fastest and cheapest way for individual customers to begin using VoIP.
iNeck For The iMac G5 Announced
Joswiak: 'True To What An iMac Has Always Been About'
Vice President of Hardware Product Marketing Greg Joswiak gave Macworld editors a guided tour of the desktop's new design.
iMac G5: Another P From The iPod
The iPod has redefined consumer expectations and given Apple a whole new market.
Opinion
You Can Choose Any Color You Want, As Long As It's Black
Help pages are more useful when they're helpful, rather than spiteful.
Review
Mac OS X For The Traveler, Part 2
Theft is a primary source of information leaks and other hassles when you travel.
Sidetrack
Breaking News: Microsoft To Stop Making Windows
"To be honest, we're tired of Windows."
Wintel
Promises, Promises: Microsoft's Credibility Questioned Over Longhorn
Partners are accustomed to product delays out of Redmond, but some say this latest slip of the storage system, code-named WinFS, combined with well-publicized delays to Yukon, is snowballinginto a tremendous credibility problem.
One Music Store To Rule Them All
Microsoft's answer to iTunes isn't pretty, doesn't have that great a selection, and won't sell songs that play on an iPod. But it'll still probably take over the world of online music.
