Archives: March 2004
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US Department of Justice unhappy with EU’s Microsoft ruling
R. Hewitt Pate, Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust, issued the following statement yesterday after the European…
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Turn your Macs into a supercomputer with Xgrid Preview 2
Apple’s Xgrid Preview 2 makes it easy to submit a long-running computation to an ad-hoc grid of Macintosh computers…
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Hitachi to ramp up Apple iPod mini drive production ‘sooner than later’
Japanese electronics conglomerate Hitachi Ltd. said on Friday its supply of 1.0-inch disk drives was running behind demand…
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Strong demand for iPod mini drives Apple shares up $1.37, 5.4 percent
Apple Computer Inc. added $1.37, or 5.4 percent, to close at $26.87 after saying it would have to postpone…
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Forrester analyst: EU action against Microsoft too little, too late to affect Redmond
How will the EU’s antitrust ruling against Microsoft affect home PC market and European consumers?
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Thurrott: Apple’s ‘iPod Mini isn’t a sales phenomenon at all’
As I wrote previously, only Apple could ship limited quantities of its iPod Mini in an attempt both show that it can meet…
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Apple shares up on iPod mini sales news; Apple consuming ‘just about all the 4 GB 1-inch drives bein
Demand for Apple’s iPod mini digital music player “in the United States has outstripped expected supply through the end of June…
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South African search portal Ananzi creates Mac-specific site
South African search portal Ananzi has created an environment specifically for Apple users. Ananzi MD Mark Buwalda…
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iPod mini a smash success; Apple moves worldwide availability to July
Apple today announced that it is moving the worldwide availability of iPod mini to July due to the much stronger than expected…
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Apple G5 opening eyes in enterprise market
Apple is emerging as a serious player in a wide range of new markets, including those for content delivery and telecommunications companies…
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Happy 3rd birthday, Mac OS X!
Has it been three years already? A quick glance at the calendar tells us that the date is March 24, 2004, three years to the day after Mac OS X 10.0…
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Apple should not let any other online music services work with iPod
As rivals multiply, Jobs & Co. will make more money from its music site and iPods if all the industry’s rival players…
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One Forbes writer has issues with Apple’s iPod mini, iTunes
Apple Computer’s iPod mini looks as if it was designed for adolescent girls who like their electronic devices to look like their candy…
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NASDAQ Analyst Recommendations shows continued positive momentum for Apple Computer
For months and months NASDAQ’s “Analysts Recommendations” (a group of 16-18 analyst firms) for Apple Computer (AAPL) looked like this…
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EU fines Microsoft record $611.8 million; orders Media Player stripped from Windows within 90 days
U.S. software giant Microsoft was on Wednesday slapped with a record fine for violating European Union antitrust law and ordered…
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Real CEO Glaser begs Apple to make iPod play nice with other music services
RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser has a message for Apple Computer chief Steve Jobs: Open iPod or shrivel…
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BusinessWeek: Apple’s iPod mini a ‘Rolls-Royce’ compared to competition
I like Apple’s iPod as much as the next person. But face it, not everyone is thrilled with that touch-sensitive scroll wheel…
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Apple releases iChat AV 2.1; supports video conferencing with AOL Instant Messenger 5.5
Apple today released iChat AV 2.1 which adds support for video conferencing with the AOL Instant Messenger 5.5…
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Mac users will want Microsoft Office 2004, but AppleWorks would work for many
The arrival of a new version of Microsoft Office for the Macintosh, called ‘Office 2004,’ is on the horizon…
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The best $5 iPod owners will ever spend: Smartwrap controls those headphone cables
Smartwrap, winner of ID magazine’s Design Distinction award, is a cord manager for headphone cables…
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Mac OS X 10.3.3 will not charge PowerBook ‘Hi-Capacity’ battery
MacDailyNews has two Apple PowerBook G4 Titanium PowerBooks among our collection of Macs. One has been upgraded to…
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Apple releases Xserve Remote Diagnostics 1.0
Apple has released Xserve Remote Diagnostics 1.0 which includes…
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Apple now shipping 64-bit Xserve G5
Apple today announced it has begun shipping its Xserve G5, the most powerful Xserve yet, to customers…
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Detroit Free Press columnist: ‘I recommend Apple’s 20-inch iMac strongly, what a bargain’
With computers now maxxed out with more speed and power than most home users will ever need, the battle for your…
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NY Times: Can Steve Jobs put Apple in the center of your living room?
Both Sony and Microsoft are hoping to introduce hand-held devices that they say will serve the same function as the various…
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