Saturday, August 20, 2005
News
ATI Card Woos Mac And PC Owners
Seems graphics chip maker is hedging its bets with the new Radeon 9600 Pro card.
iTunes Phone Won't Be At V Fest
While certain sectors of the British press had convinced themselves that Motorola would announce its first operator deal with the UK's Virgin Mobile at the V music festival this weekend, a virgin Mobile insider denied it catagorially.
Josell Ramos And Chip Eberhart: The Foundation Of House
"Final Cut made me more comfortable with editing. I didn't need a huge technical support group like I would have with other programs."
STScl: Making The Universe Shake
How to take a 627-million-pixel image and turn it into a film? The answer to that problem was Shake.
Opinion
Google And Apple: Are They Media Bullies?
These tech darings are acting as though they don't understand how the internet has changed journalism — and our lives. Maybe they should take PR lessons from Microsoft.
Podcasting Will Be A Losing Game For Most Big Media
I doubt anyone will pay for podcasts from the MSM when they can get the same content free though other channels.
Silence Is Golden
It's like a luxury car: I start it up and can't even tell it's running.
Mossberg: Full of Complaints About Subscriptions
Subscription plans are not all about the To Go element.
That Application Support Idea
I cannot help but wish that applications could, much like in the early Mac OS X days, go back to a more organised file placement system.
Review
Sidetrack
What Happens When Scoble Meets Steve Jobs
Well, nothing much apparently.
Wintel
Week In Review: Worm Wallops Windows
A new worm initially thought to be pretty harmless ended up mutating into a series of worms that could shut down Windows PCs, leading some to believe that a war among hackers was to blame.
