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by Peter Cohen, Macworld
Thunderbird 2 — a free e-mail client that's the result of open source code development — continues the software's renowned abilities to sort out junk mail from "good" e-mail, and adds new features including advanced folder views, support for RSS and newsgroups, message "tagging", message history navigation, an improved search engine, the ability to save frequently used searches, and easier access to popular web mail services.
by Siobhan O'Neill, The Guardian
Apple has already sold a kajillion of the things. Isn't that enough?
by Reuters
"Our expectations are good. Our testing has been good," said AT&T chief operating officer Randall Stephenson. "The iPhone is on target to launch in June."
by Jonny Evans, Macworld UK
BBC new media boss confirms Mac support for BBC online plans "a priority".
by David Braue, ZDNet Australia
Apple's soon-to-be-launched iPhone will be irrelevant to busines users because it is a "closed device" and does not support Microsoft Office, a senior executive with the software giant said this week.
by Heng-Cheong Leong, MyAppleMenu
Apple has a large group of customers who are willing to give free advertisement to Apple's products. This is well known.
But I didn't know that even Microsoft wants to give free advertisment...
by Glenn Wolsey
Will Friedwald proclaims he has the world largest iTunes collection. An avid listener to Jazz music, and a writer for the New York Sun, Will spends his days in front of his Power Mac G5 running "The Matrix", his mammoth 200,000 track iTunes library.
by Heng-Cheong Leong, MyAppleMenu
This post has nothing to do with Apple or Macintosh. :-)
But, me and my wife and my daughter are going to Disneyland! The air tickets has been booked, the hotel has been reserved, all we have to do now is to wait. (And for daddy to figure out how to pay for all these.)
The last time I was inside Disney's magic/manipulation, it was the early '90s. I was also just a college student with not a lot of money. Not to say I have a lot of dough now, but it's nice to not worry too much about spending some extra money so that my daughter can have breakfast with Mickey Mouse. (At 5, I don't think she's at the age of fully realizing that is just a man in a mouse suit... I hope.)
So, if you have any tips for me regarding Hong Kong Disneyland, can you please e-mail me? Thanks!
Oh, and MyAppleMenu will shut down for a week sometime in June. :-)
by Benjamin J. Higginbotham, Technology Evangelist
by Chris Howard, Apple Matters
The question now is will history repeat itself?
by Jason Bovberg, Connected Home Magazine
I'm not saying that you can achieve this kind of life-into-the-computer-realm life change only by way of a Mac. But in my life, it was a Mac that showed me my digital future. My connected-home future.
by Peter Cohen, Macworld
Apple and a number of other companies have voiced their support for the Patent Reform Act of 2007. A bipartisan bill currently under consideration in the U.S. congress, the proposed legislation calls for some fundamental changes to the way that patents are granted and the way they're litigated in U.S. courts.
by MacMinute
by Christopher Breen, Macworld
ArtRage 2 is a terrific natural-media painting program at a price that's impossible to resist.
by Rob Griffiths, Macworld
It's got ways to go before it's a polished Parallels competitor, and it isn't ready for people who need a stable, full-featured Windows environment. But it's a good start.
by Christopher Breen, Macworld
by MacNN
Apple has posted a white paper on its new Apple ProRes 422 video format, which the company says is designed to reproduce as much of an artist's original vision on the screen as possible.
by Peter Cohen, Macworld
Billed as a replacement for Apple's QuickTime Pro software, SimpleMovieX is designed to enable users of digital video on the Mac to edit their content.
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