An Affordable Mac for Home and
School, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.12.13. How a
low-cost desktop Mac could help Apple grow in the home and
education markets.
MP3s, Photo Printers, and iMovie: We've
Come a Long Way Baby, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive,
2002.12.06. Who would have imagined 20 years ago that we'd be
listening to music, working with digital photos, and making movies
on our personal computers?
iClone Software No Threat to Apple,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.11.29. Windows users are
cloning the iApps for use on Windows. This can benefit Apple.
Laptop or Desktop: Which Is Right for
You?, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.11.22. Do you need
the expandability of a desktop, the portability of a 'Book, or
both?
Is OS 9 Still Useful?, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.11.15. "Face it, OS 9 is obsolete -
and has been for quite some time - but that doesn't mean it's
useless."
The Rise of Wireless Networking,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.11.01. In three years,
wireless networking has gone from being an expensive toy to
becoming a very practical tool.
The Tablet PC, Adam Robert Guha,
Apple Archive, 2002.10.30. "What does a tablet PC offer that hasn't
either already been tried - or that you can't do on your existing
computer with a graphics pad?"
Forced Obsolescence, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.10.18. Today's PC buyers are looking for
features and value, not buying because their old computer is
obsolete.
Reasons Not to Switch, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.10.11. Four good reasons for sticking
with Windows instead of switching to a Mac.
The Mac and Windows Compatibility,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.10.04. Macs are great by
themselves, but their compatibility with Windows computers is also
a real strength.
Computer Cost and Quality, Adam
Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.09.27. They don't build them like
they used to. Today's low-end computers aren't built to last as
long as older or more costly models.
Taking Back the Schools, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.09.20. To hold on to Mac schools and win
over PC ones, Apple needs to convince school systems that Macs are
the better value.
The Never-Ending Upgrade Cycle, Adam
Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.09.13. Hardware, operating
systems, and software seem to move in a vicious, upward spiraling
cycle with no end in sight.
The 10 Greatest Computer Annoyances,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.09.06. Application and system
crashes, misplaced menu items, programs and peripherals
incompatible with your new OS, and more.
Hands On Mac OS X v10.2, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.08.30. Mac OS X v10.2 polishes OS X, adds
a few nice features, and improves speed even on older, slower
Macs.
Hey Apple, MHz Matters, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.08.27. Why Apple needs GHz ratings that
will convince consumers that Macs really can compete with PCs.
Best Viewed In, Adam Robert Guha,
Apple Archive, 2002.08.23. Bane of the Web: Sites that don't like
your browser or won't work on a Mac.
AOL 10.2 Preview Pretty Impressive,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.08.09. Preview release of AOL
10.2 fits well with OS X, brings Mac users closer to parity with
Windows folk.
Faster Internet Access for Mac
Users, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.08.02. Faster
connections, faster browsers, and faster downloads under Mac OS X
and the classic Mac OS.
Mac vs. PC Platform Passion, Adam
Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.07.26. Both Mac and PC users run
the range from passion for their computing platform to
indifference.
Free mac.com Email Becomes Fee Mail,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.07.19. "So the new business
plan is to give away email addresses, wait for people to become
dependent on them, and then start charging a yearly fee."
The Good, the Bad, and the
Intrusive, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.07.05.
Windows, BeOS, and the Mac OSes each have some good points and some
bad ones.
BeOS Past, Present, and Possible
Future, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.06.28. Although
it failed in the market, BeOS was the best desktop operating system
ever made.
'Real People' Overlooks Key
Audience, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.06.21. Apple
needs to target the kids who help Mom and Dad decide which computer
to buy.
OS X on Pre-G3 PCI Power Macs, Adam
Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.06.14. The pros and cons of
running Mac OS X on pre-G3 PCI Power Macs.
The Value Pre-G3 PCI Power Macs,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.06.07. With OS X calling for
a G3 processor, there's never been a better time to pick up a nice
use pre-G3 PCI Power Mac.
Using Computers Effectively in the
Classroom, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.05.31.
Computers have great potential in the classroom, but first we need
to make sure the teachers know how to use them effectively.
The Internet, Research, and
Plagiarism, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.05.24. The
Internet can be a great research tool, but watch out for plagiarism
and don't forget about books.
Educational Computing Done Wrong,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.05.17. Poorly maintained and
rarely updated computers undermine their use as educational
tools.
The Sad State of Macs and PCs in
School, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.05.10. Problems
include poor maintenance, kids messing things up, and a lack of
training on how to use a computer.
Toxic Computer Waste, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.05.03. How old computers endanger health
in China, and what you can do to reduce the problem.
Hands On: Palm Desktop 4.0, Adam
Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.04.26. Even if you don't have a
Palm, you can use Palm Desktop, and I highly recommend it.
Creating a Home Network, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.04.19. Setting up a simple home network
to share files and/or an Internet connection.
A New Age in Personal Computing,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.04.12. Is the all purpose
multiuser 'home computer' a thing of the past?
Everything Is Not Easier on a Mac,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.04.05. Sorry, Apple, but some
things really are easier on Windows.
Do I Miss My Mac?, Adam Robert Guha,
Apple Archive, 2002.03.29. A week on a PC - does it make you miss
the Mac?
A Brief History of Portable Computing,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.03.22. A brief history of
portable computing, from the Osborne 1 to the iceBook and
beyond.
How Trade-ins Could Grow Apple's
Market, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.03.15. What if
Apple acted like a car dealer and took old computers as trade-ins
on new ones?
How Much Power Is Enough?, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.03.08. Happiness is a new G4, but you can
find contentment with something older and slower.
Processor Upgrades a Waste of
Money?, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.03.05. With a 500
MHz iMac selling for $799, does it make sense to upgrade an older
Power Mac?
Forward Progress, Adam Robert Guha,
Apple Archive, 2002.02.22. Smaller, smarter, better designed, less
costly - progress in electronics and computing.
Replacing My PowerBook, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.02.15. Time to replace the old, heavy
PowerBook with a fast, light model better suited to OS X - but
which one?
Picking the Right Mac, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.02.08. Which is the best computer for
you: iBook, TiBook, iMac, or Power Mac?
Apple vs. the Customized OS, Adam
Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.02.01. One more reason the Mac
OSes (both classic and X) are more consistent than Windows.
Digital Hub or Entertainment
Center?, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.01.25. Apple's
digital hub or Microsoft's digital entertainment center - which is
right?
Should Apple Port OS X to Intel?,
Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.01.18. Why porting Mac OS X
to Wintel hardware is not a good idea.
OS X: Time to Upgrade?, Adam Robert
Guha, Apple Archive, 2002.01.11. Now that Apple has made OS X the
default on new Macs, is it time to upgrade your current Mac with
the new OS?
My Ideal Laptop, Adam Robert Guha,
Apple Archive, 2002.01.04. The TiBook is too wide, the iBook's
screen is too small, and my Lombard is too big and heavy.
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