Archives: March 2005
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Cobb teachers voice concerns over using Macs for proposed laptop program
Cobb County teachers are concerned that a controversial laptop-computer program will create compatibility problems with the system’s current…
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i3 Team launches ‘Intelligent Integrated Interface for your Mac and your car’
The i3 Team has launched an Intelligent Integrated Interface for your Mac and your car…
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RUMOR: Apple to launch Australian iTunes Music Store by ‘end of April’
It’s on again. Apple will announce the Australian iTunes Music Store at the end of April. AppleTalk sources have this afternoon confirmed…
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Apple building satellite-based content delivery system?
Apple has a huge opportunity to capitalize on the iPod’s success while competing with Napster’s subscription services and the satellite radio industry…
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Apple Macs with ‘transparent desktops’ are the latest craze
Mac users have always been focused on aesthetics, and the latest craze to sweep the web merely reinforces that impression…
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Tech writer: Firefox browser beats Apple’s Safari on Mac OS X platform
If your Mac is running OS X, you no doubt already know that Apple’s operating system is immune to the Internet ailments that plague Windows…
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Will Motorola’s Apple iTunes phone make it to market?
It’s been the great ‘Whodunit’ of two big technology shows: Who put the gag in Motorola’s mouth just as it was going to unveil a new cellphone…
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Where is Apple going and how does CEO Steve Jobs intend to get there?
In three years Apple has utterly changed the way people listen to music, and Jobs has become the hero of the very people he was lambasting…
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Sony fined $90M, ordered to halt sale of PlayStation in U.S. market
Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) said Monday it has been fined 90 million dollars and ordered to halt sales of its blockbuster PlayStation consoles…
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Microsoft and the European Commission agree on name for Windows sans Media Player
Microsoft and the European Commission have agreed the software giant can sell a stripped-down version of its Windows operating system under the name…
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Macworld 2005 San Francisco gained 11% attendance increase with nearly 36,000 visitors
IDG World Expo, the leading producer of world-class tradeshows, conferences and events for technology markets, today announced positive…
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iTunes UK domain name dispute continues
An internet entrepreneur today launched a legal battle with computer giant Apple to overturn a ruling over the ownership of a website address…
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DVForge cancels Mac OS X Virus Prize Contest
DVForge’s Mac OS X Virus Prize 2005 contest had a goal: “To lay to rest, once and for all, the myths surrounding the lack of spreading computer virii…
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Mac OS X Virus Prize 2005 offers $25,000 cash prize to person who can create first Mac OS X virus
Today, DVForge, Inc. announced the Mac OS X Virus Prize 2005, where the company is openly challenging all of the computer coders of the world…
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The Baltimore Sun: Apple’s Mac mini is ‘a little jewel of a computer’
Over the years I’ve spent many hours tinkering with the little Windows network in our home, and each time I add a PC it gets a little easier…
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Thurrott: If Microsoft can secure Windows, why can’t Apple secure iTunes Music Store?
I subscribe to a line of thinking that goes like this: Windows is attacked so often because it controls such a large portion of the market…
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USA Today writer: Apple’s iTunes Music Store’s ‘restrictive license’ fosters rampant piracy
There’s a fun little back and forth going on between Apple and a group of programmers. Apple runs the iTunes music service, where you can download…
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Apple 12-inch PowerBook a great on-the-go machine, offers firm punch in a little package
At first sight, the smallest of Apple’s Powerbooks does look too small to get any real work done. However… that diminutive screen is no impediment…
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Confusing Washinton Post article insinuates that Apple’s iTunes delivers adware
Today, The Arizona Republic has reprinted an article by Don Oldenburg, Washington Post Staff Writer, that was originally published…
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Fortune: ‘amazingly small and light iPod shuffle’ has power to change our daily lives
We’re living in a device-centric age. Technology may not yet fully define us, but it increasingly defines how we behave and spend our time…
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The Financial Times: Apple’s Mac is back and staging a run
The US government proved that Microsoft possessed, and illegally exploited, monopoly power in the ‘antitrust case of the century…
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Apple releases iPod software update 2005-03-23
Apple has released iPod software update 2005-03-23 which delivers iPod software 1.1 (for iPod with color display). The update provides…
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Apple’s iPod hits ‘critical mass’ with 40 percent of all-time unit sales coming in last 90 days
White is the new black for MP3 players, thanks to Apple’s now mega-popular iPod and its distinctive pearly appearance. The digital music player…
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Motley Fool writer: ‘I’d be surprised if Symantec ever sells a single product to a Mac user again’
Poor Symantec. Not only does it have to contend with competition direct from Mr. Softy himself, but it can’t even get a little love from…
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Report: music pirates shun P2P services in favor of using Apple’s iPod to swap music
As legal music downloading takes off as never before, music pirates are shunning peer-to-peer services in favor of using iPods to swap…
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