According to MacDailyNews, Apple isn’t real sure what it wants to do about the next line of computers they kick out. The obvious progression would be to name them “G6″ but, General Motor’s has a new car out kindly named the Pontiac G6 and they are more concerned with legal issues as opposed to competition.
My [...]
Seattle musicians, Jeff Tolbert, has released a 106 page on making the most of GarageBand for home recording. It’s called Take Control of Recording with GarageBand. He covers topics on making the most of your current gear as well as some advice on purchasing new gear as well as planning sessions and how to “apply [...]
You Software puts it’s new Desktops Beta virtual desktop app out for a public test drive. See what it’s got going for it, and what other options are out there.
MacMerc has a great article on the maintenance you should run to keep your machine in tip top running condition.
Ever want to buy songs off of the iTunes Music Store, but you don’t have a credit card? On Friday, Apple began accepting Paypal as a meathod of payment for its music store, good news for those with checking accounts but not credit cards. Also, Apple will be giving away 5 free songs [...]
Ok, it seems that you all have a lot to say about iEmulator. But, since we are all busy, Im just going to sum up all of your comments. Most of the feedback Ive received is saying that while the 30 dollar price point is great, the software its self is only worth about that. [...]
A school teacher in Orange County, CA has created his own iPod Mini ad in his spare time. He did it for fun, and has no connection (yet) with Apple Computer. The ad’s production qualities are superb, and display the kind of fanatacism that Apple products tend to garner.
The Ad is [...]
Christmas season is upon us and online magazines have been musing about an “iPod Killer”.
Here’s why I believe these “other guys” are looking at a sizable challenge:
iPod has struck the ultimate balance of features, portability, usability and outstanding design. The “other guys” are trying hard to match this balance, but inevitably run into the next [...]
This guy seemingly couldn’t wait for Apple to make a tablet.
As a Photographer and a Dyslexic the idea of being able to use a Tablet as a platform for showing photographs, editing, and an extension of my badly organized memory is very appealing. I had purchased an early QBE, which I was happy with, except [...]
Its so sweet! And geekey!
So the day is almost here.
I got this idea when my girlfriend fell in love with the iPod this summer after seeing my cousins´husband´s iPod in action.
Great, I´ll get her one (which we both can use) for our anniversary I thought.
When I got online to order one from the Apple store, [...]
It seems that there is a new Windoze emulator out for Mac. iEmulator claims to be just as fast as Virtual PC, but are more realistic in their approach.
The G4 numbers are lower than what another commercial emulator is telling me; it says my emulated PC is running at over 1 GHz!
The numbers we quote [...]
At a MacWorld keynote in 2000, Steve Jobs pitched the Mac as the Digital Hub, and shortly afterwards released the iPod. Now that technology has had a few years to advance, this concept is finally coming to life…
The iPod was Apple’s first component of the Digital Hub (other than the Mac of course ). [...]
DOOM 3 for Mac was announced today to now be in Beta status, and due in Feb of 2005. Published by Aspyr, DOOM 3 is the third in an expremely popular gaming series. DOOM 3 will have a “dramatic storyline, pulse-pounding action, and incredible graphics that combine to produce the most frightening and [...]
I’ve seen a few small mentions of it. I’ve got a call in to my local Saab dealership to get details.
I’ll be sure to update here if it’s true, and all the facts (car models supported, cost, setup, etc) - and hopefully pictures once I get mine installed!!!
UPDATE:
Dangit! Well it’s true. [...]
Newtons around the world is a Newton community that has taken pictures of its members with thier newtons at locations all over the globe.
O’Reilly has released two new “fan books” for users of Apples portable line. The Powerbook Fan Book and iBook Fan Book are geared toward newer users, as opposed to most of O’Reilly’s other books, which are written for powerusers.
Reportedly, Oracle has begun running Apple’s Xserve RAID servers within their technology infrastructure. Citing a cost savings by 3 times, per megabyte. That turns into huge savings when Oracle plans to expand anywhere from 50 to 100 terabytes of Apple’s RAID storage systems.
Oracle continues to move forward with their plan to release their [...]
No more Combo Drives (CD Burner/DVD ROM) in Apple Notebooks at some point in 2005? As notebook sales heat-up, there’s a competitive edge to offering DVD Burners as standard equipment. Look for Apple to start on this course sometime, problably mid 2005.
My thought is that the standard may be the current Super Drive [...]
The Mac Mind has confirmed the coming of a Flash iPod. (Apparently from an tipster, and then confirmed by an Apple source.)
Sounds like it’s about half the size of a business card (height-wise at least), no screen (um, interesting…), and sounds as if it’ll be available in 256mb - 1gb models.
Oh, and if [...]
If you’ve got a lot (1 or more) servers that you connect to from your OS X machine, you’ve probably been frustrated that it’s not simpler to keep that server or servers saved for the next time you need them. Sure, the Finder will save the list of servers you’ve recently connected to, but [...]
