Month: April 2003

This summer, for the first time since Steve Jobs returned to Apple Computer Inc., the chief executive will not deliver a keynote…

Most computers in 1976 were room-size machines with Defense Department size price tags, but Wozniak had been tinkering…

Garry Barker, for The Age, writes, “If a single sign points to the transformation of Apple, it is the speed with which it innovates…

Sources are reporting that the service will be built directly into iTunes, suggesting an anticipated update to Apple’s digital jukebox software…

Richard T. explains how he uses a PowerBook G4/800 in a Windows/AutoCAD-dominated architecture firm…

A Minnesota man has plans to launch his own Macintosh-manufacturing business, building a low-cost, upgradeable Mac called the iBox…

Apple today announced Apple Remote Desktop version 1.2, the easiest way to manage and support networks of Mac desktops and portables…

Airport Extreme is based on a “draft” 802.11g standard, meaning it hasn’t yet been formally ratified by the IEEE…

I haven’t always been a Mac zealot. My first computers were an Atari 400 and a Northstar Advantage running CP/M…

Asustek Computer Inc. has offered Elitegroup Computer Systems Corp. $28 million for a manufacturing plant, primarily used in the production of iBook laptops for Apple Computer Inc…

iSparx lets you share information in your Mac OS X Address Book with others on your network…

Photologist provides users with easy but powerful ways to work with digital photos…

Zanka Software’s Nuku is a personal tutor, teaching you the two native Japanese writing systems, hiragana and katakana…

OneMessenger provides a simple chat system for instantly sending messages to any SMS enabled devices…

A quick Yahoo! People Search turns up 200 people with the name William Gates…

Today in 1976, on April 1st, Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs founded Apple Computer Incorporated…

Apple’s 12in PowerBook isn’t the lightest or thinnest notebook we’ve seen, but it’s certainly the best looking…