Friday, March 16, 2007

Matt Greoning's Early Mac Ads

Matt Greoning's Early Mac Ads
That's right, the creator of everyone's favorite cartoon, The Simpsons, made some Mac ads back in the day.

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Apple releases iTunes 7.1.1 for Mac, Windows

Apple releases iTunes 7.1.1 for Mac, Windows
Apple today released iTunes 7.1.1, updating its multimedia software for both Mac and Windows systems. The latest revision addresses a stability issue, as well as minor compatibility problems in iTunes 7.1. The Cupertino-based company describes iTunes as "the world's best way to organize and enjoy your personal digital music and video collection wit

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LifeHacker Top 10: Free Mac Downloads

LifeHacker Top 10: Free Mac Downloads
One of the drawbacks of switching from Windows to Mac is the smaller selection of free software available for OS X. Sure there's tons of fantastic Mac software out there, but most of it isn't free -unless you know where to look, that is. This week's Top 10 highlights our favorite free Mac software, available right now for your installation pleasure

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Baby squirrel loves the warm macbook

Baby squirrel loves the warm macbook
We all know the macbook gets a little warm. A baby squirrel crawls under the warm part of the macbook while someone is using it.

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Thursday, March 15, 2007

Mac OS X Leopard 10.5 - a May 2007 release?

Mac OS X Leopard 10.5 - a May 2007 release?
Leopard is predicted to be released on May 11, 2007. Read how the prediction is made and how key items have been analyzed.

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Bill Gates is not amused by the John Hodgman character in the Mac ads

Bill Gates is not amused by the John Hodgman character in the Mac ads
GARFIELD: OK, well, Bill Gates, thank you so much for joining us.
(Silence)
GARFIELD: Can I just have a clean goodbye?
(Silence)
GARFIELD: OK, can you just say goodbye? Thank you or goodbye or something like that?
GATES: Goodbye.

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EU backs down over iTunes

EU backs down over iTunes
Less than a week ago, EU Commissioner for Consumer Protection Meglena Kuneva used some pretty tough language regarding the iTunes Store and the iPod. The thrust of her argument was that no one would accept CDs that only played in certain players, and that "something must change" in regards to how DRM is handled by Apple ...

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