Entries Tagged 'Apple' ↓

takes a look at Apple’s new MacBook and likes what he sees. We just bought a new iBook in January, and I’m not disappointed because the investment that we have in power adapters and batteries and such would make the conversion considerably more expensive than simply getting a new machine… but when it is time to update, I can see I won’t be disappointed.

Boot Camp public beta, which allows current Intel-based Macs to install and run Windows XP. I guess this ends a lot of speculation, right?

new software, but Scott Morrison has just released MailTags 1.2, which adds a whole bunch of useful features to both Apple Mail and iCal. Tim Gaden (of Hawk Wings) and Boris have more information.

Intuitively and having played around with it a bit I can see the utility of this, but I’m curious about things that others have found useful to do using MailTags. So - what would/do you use it to do?

a characteristically complete review of the new MacBook Pro. Looks good, though it’s going to be a while before I can join in on the fun.

outraged by the Sony/BMG EULA that it even prompts him to say good things about Apple’s iTMS! He’s right though - “Does a company that makes you agree to terms like these, a company that infects your computer with malicious software, seem competent to offer a service directly to the public?”

Apple’s introduction of podcasting to the iTunes store: ITunes Mints Podcasting Stars.