Apple Computer plans to announce today that it’s scrapping its partnership with IBM and switching its computers to Intel’s microprocessors. The announcement is expected at today’s WWDC keynote address by CEO Steve Jobs. Links after the jump…
Month: June 2005
Apple, iPod Users Reach a Settlement Over Faulty Batteries – WSJ Online: Apple Computer Inc.’s iPod portable-music player is a cultural icon beloved by music fans, save for one flaw: The rechargeable but nonreplaceable batteries in many early models didn’t last nearly as long as advertised, leaving some consumers fuming. Now, Apple has effectively acknowledged […]
Sometimes it’s hard to improve on a good thing, but Brenthaven has really out done themselves with their new Fusion Flex (US$129) messenger bag. To find it click on Shoulder Bags > Apple Cases > Fusion Flex. I am a big fan of Brenthaven’s products and am currently traveling with my trusty Brenthaven Wheelie which […]
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Globe Trotting With T-Mobile Hotspots
One of the things that I’ve learned on the PowerPage World Tour is the value of a good WiFi hotspot. In the U.S. I’ve been using T-Mobile’s hotspot network which is prevalent at most Starbucks, FedEx/Kinkos, Borders, Hyatt hotels and airline clubs in airports. The best deal going on WiFi is for subscribers to T-Mobile […]
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Mobile Phone Taxes are 22% in NY
Is your mobile phone bill higher than you expect each month? Part of the sticker shock is undoubtedly taxes. Did you know that $9 on the average mobile phone bill goes to taxes? In fact, in New York city taxes amount to 22% of your cell phone bill. For more check out StopAddingToMyBill.com.