Wednesday, July 26, 2006
News
iTunes Kiosk Solution In Development
Australia software and hardware developer, 22Moo, has confirmed it is developing an iTunes kiosk for public places.
Apple And Facebook Make 250m iTunes Song Deal
Be Nice To Your Mac — It's Feeling Vulnerable Right Now
Schools Make Content Available To Public
As the use of portable music players such as Apple's popular iPod continues to grow, some forward-thinking universities — and even a few K-12 institutions — are expanding their use of Apple's iTunes U course management system to make their content available to the general public.
Opinion
Mac Is Back In The Big League
For this WWDC, I'd be content to find that Apple has paved the way for its developers and high-end server and workstation users to build their own bridges over whatever gaps exist between OS X and new Intel Macs' hardware capabilities, I expect to be content.
Review
Intel Inside But Still An Apple Mac
Apple's commitment to quality goes beyond designing eye-catching enclosures.
Sidetrack
Microsoft Is Copying Apple's Playbook In More Ways Than One
It's Kill-The-Clones fiasco all over again. Didn't we hear this line before: Oh, our partners are not growing the market, so we are taking it all back and doing it ourselves... Instead of calling it System 7.5/PlayForSure, we will call it Mac OS 8/Zune!
The question then is: who will be the Power Computing of 2006, and who will be the DayStar Digital of 2006?
Monopoly Isn't What Is Used To Be
One of the joy of playing Monopoly (the board game) is to throw all your money at your opponents (literally) when you've win them all.
Well, no more. You get to use a little VISA debit card now...
