Saturday, January 7, 2006
News
America: Still Inspired
"The music skills — the chops to play, the ears to hear — haven't changed. But the Mac makes a genuine difference, starting with the capture of ideas, of useful moments."
Scott Rehling & Lance Webb: Texas Longhorns: Up Close And Personal
"There's no way, without Final Cut's ability to capture and execute content as quickly as it does, we could broadcast fully-formed program segments over the web by Monday morning."
Opinion
Now Will Apple Release A Wi-Fi iPod?
I'd bet that Apple is working on a Wi-Fi-enabled iPod.
Avoiding The Streamroller
Plans were made to start unveiling Sandvox to the press at Macworld next week; things were looking good. Then someone claimed to have found a reference to something called "iWeb" on Apple's web site.
Sidetrack
After all these months of copying Apple, Creative Technologies may finally have shown some creativity of its own. Podcast, according to our fine folks over at Jurong East, Singapore, is Personal On Demand broadCast.
No sir, that pod thing has nothing to do with the little black or whtie device over at Apple.
P.S. The Evil Genius advise any Creative customers to not use the feeds from Zencast, the podcatcher software from Creative.
Rumor Today: Bill Clinton Taking Over Microsoft?
VoIP Watch: Sources near Microsoft headquarters report that over the past few months the ex cigar smoking prexy has made trips to Microsoft headquarters and has been interviewing for hte top slot as the company looks at ways to transform themselves for the future.
Will Bill And Al bring together a greater friendship between Redmond and Cupertino? Will Microsoft finally admits defeat, and replace Windows Media and windows Media Player with QuickTime and iTunes?
Wintel
iPod Rivals Ready For Prime Time At Last?
If there is hope for Apple's rivals, it may lie in the swiftly changing nature of the digital-media market.