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As Jeremy Cohn noted earlier this month, Apple has, indeed, launched a new iPod: the iPod photo.
The spanking new iPod comes in 40GB and 60GB sizes, has the same form factor
as the existing full-sized iPod, and supports both Mac OS X and Windows.
Management of images happens, of course, through iTunes. eWeek reveals that
there are several […]
It’s that time of year again. Time to whip out the credit cards to buy that special someone the gift of their dreams, or at least some cool gadget. This year, one of the biggest buys will be the Apple iPod, but you must “call now, supplies are limited.” Don’t we hear […]
The much-anticipated hardcover book The Cult of Mac is arriving in
stores nationwide. Find out the lengths to which people will go to
personalize their hardware and adopt a Mac-centric lifestyle, as
documented in The Cult of Mac’s 280 full-color pages and more than 500
original photos. It’s full of people doing innovative, bizarre, and
artistic things with their computers […]
Apple has announced the Tiger Early Start Kit for Developers. You’ll get the kit free with an ADC Select Membership ($500) and gives you all sorts of goodies like pre-release version of Tiger and Xcode 2.0. If you write apps for OS X get the tiger-like jump on your competition.
Apple released three new iBooks and a new low-end PowerMac today. Live wirelessly for less. The New iBook. That’s their new tagline and I’d have to agree. OS X and 802.11g for under $1,000 sounds good to me. Sadly though, these almost criple my “top of the line” PowerBook I paid double […]
The Adium X team released version 0.7 today. The latest update to the multi-client chat app features a slew of bug fixes, makes huge improvements to the contact list, and adds Rendezvous support among many other things.
AppleTalk is a beautiful thing, and just like most Mac applications, it just works. AppleTalk is a networking protocol developed by Apple Computer for communication between Apple Computer products and other computers. This protocol is independent of the network layer on which it is run. But what if you have a couple PCs on […]
I have been using Linux for a long time and since using a Mac, I really dig
the desktop. Since it runs a scaled version of BSD, it is like having two OSs
in one.
“Under every bright, shiny Mac desktop beats a Unix heart named Darwin.
Darwin, in turn, is built on top of Mach 3.0 operating-system services,
which […]
Earlier today, I was reading a Think Secret article that focused on Apple’s
new 60-gig iPod, which is currently in the works. From what I have heard, it
will have a color LCD and the capability of photos. How neat is that? I
personally will stick to my 40 gigs since I just bought it a few months […]
As I was surfing the Internet last night, I came across an article about
learning how to set up your own Podcast. To be able to do this you will need
a Mac computer. The software they mention is based on OS X.
You might be saying the same thing I did: “What is the heck is Podcast?” It is a new technology for using RSS to automatically download audio files to iTunes or Windows Media player via the iPodder software. This is the work of Adam Curry - many of you may remember him as an […]
This is great, especially if someone wanted to hear this and was unable to see it on TV last Thursday.
“Apple Computer Inc. in conjunction with Audible.com is offering a free
download of last Thursday night’s first debate between incumbent American
President George W. Bush and his Democratic Party challenger, John Kerry.
The download is available to users of […]