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by Elizabeth Cook, Salisbury Post
Yes, the iPod is for every age and worth every penny. It can even be a time machine.
by John Naughton, The Observer
By bundling the lock-in freedom with something else (higher fidelity) Apple might obscure the fact that it is charging a premium for lock-in-free music.
by Mark Caro, Chiacgo Tribune
I called and e-mailed two different press reps at Apple last week asking the typical life expectancy of an iPod hard drive.
No response.
by Charlie Reed, TCPalm
iPods are more than just a gadget to listen to music or watch a movie. At Indian River Community College, Apple's digital media player can help you get a degree.
by Heng-Cheong Leong, MyAppleMenu
Miranda July: Ok, here I go, I'm going to make this whole Website right now on this dry-erase board.
(Yes, I've just watched You And Me And Everyone We Know, so it was a pleasant surprise for me to have stumbled on this interesting web site.)
by Greg Maletic
It took a phone call, a trip to System Preferences, and about three minutes to figure out how to use it. It's a case of Apple putting up a ridiculous barrier to Windows users learning the Mac, and it's as sily — though more confounding - than their refusal to put a second button on their laptops.
My view: I do not want Apple to put a second mouse button on their laptop. I've used many Windows laptop, and every single one of them is a failure, in my opinion, in this department. I only have one thumb to click, and I don't want to have to move or strain my thumb to select either the left button or the right button.
by Graceful Flavor
Apple made the platform the nucleus while every other OEM couldn't — because they didn't own the platform.
by Dave Winer, Scripting News
What's happening with MS is not death, but being pulled back to earth by gravity.
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