Wednesday, February 1, 2006
News
An Insider's Take On Steve Jobs
Former Apple borad member Edgar Woolard Jr. talks about the man, his vision, and how he'll likely contribute at Disney.
Publishers And Politicians Want A Word In Your Ear
Almost in a matter of months podcasting has become the "next big thing" in media, seized on by traditional publishers and broadcasters searching for new ways to attract and retain audiences in the digital age.
Wireless Cos. Launch Second iTunes Phone
The new phone, the SLVR L7, has the same storage limitation for iTunes files and uses the same slow USB technology to connect to the computer.
Opinion
Windows Or Linux On iMac Or MacBook Pro
Personally, I'd rather skip dual-boot and move straight to direct execution of non-OS X apps in user space.
Close But No Cigar: Wharton B-School's DRM Analysis
History (especially technology history) has proven time and time again that when vendors end up in control of a market, the privilege gets abused.
Apple's Control Of Information Is A Disservice To Journalism
By trying (and largely succeeding) to control every iota of information, Apple ultimately does itself no favors.
An 'Apple' A Day Keeps The Computer Guy Away
After a week of watching the evening news deliver the message that my Windows computer was again vulnerable due to some security hole, and at this writing unable to be patched, I slumped into a fetal position and pondered: "Why didn't I buy an Apple?"
Review
Apple Music Program Gets Even Better With Revision
GarageBand 3 rovides a nearly complete package of tools that average podcasters would need to create, and jazz up, their productions.
Tweaking iTunes
It's time to explore similar tweaks and tips for making iTunes more to your taste.
iLife '06: Why Can't The PC Do This?
Quite simply, there's nothing on the Windows side of the fence that approaches the quality of iLife '06.
New Software Really Sweet: Upgrades To iWork Hit Keynote
GarageBand 3: Drang-And-Drop Music-Creation Application Takes On Podcasting
Sidetrack
Is it going to be iBook (unlikely), MacBook, or iMacBook?
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Thank you.
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