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Still waiting for iTunes Music Store
Canada, sort of, Stephen Van Esch, Mac Scope, 06.23. While the
pay-per-tune model makes sense, Apple's post-purchase copy management
flies in the face of Canadian copyright law.
SharePoints unlocks hidden network
flexibility in OS X, Alan Zisman, Mac2Windows, 06.23. "SharePoints
does a good job of giving users back the networking potential that
Apple chose to hide. Thanks to HornWare for making it available for
free."
Apple launches iTunes Europe, but
where are the indie labels?, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive,
06.18. iTunes users in France, Germany, and the UK can download music
from the Big Five labels, but not offering tunes from the indies will
hurt Apple.
Microsoft follows Apple's lead, splits
into two divisions, Jeff Adkins, The Lite Side, 06.16.
"...apparently inspired by the example recently set by Apple Computer,
Microsoft (MSFT) has announced it will split the software giant's
operations into two divisions."
The June 2004 Power Mac G5 value
equation, Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 06.09. The newest G5s offer
better values than the old ones, but which one comes in as the best
value just might surprise you.
iPod, therefore iAm, René
Descartes and Jeff Adkins, The Lite Side, 06.07. "...I judged that I
might take it as a general rule that the things which we hear very
clearly and very distinctly are all true, and that the only difficulty
lies in the way of discerning which those things are that we hear
distinctly."
Cell phones, AOL Instant Messaging,
and the Mac: Not a good combo, Adam Robert Guha, Apple Archive,
06.04. "In the Windows version, you can enable or disable a mobile
device right from the preferences box. But if you're using a Mac, you
have to go through AOL's confusing website...."
