Your editor is in a lather about today’s announcements and hoping upon hope for an updated PowerBook (PowerMacs? Who needs ’em!) – but after chatting with associate editor Rob Parker, a.k.a. the voice of reason, I’m getting more and more convinced that today’s announcement may not involve any hardware at all.
I was just reading Murco MacLeod and William Lyons article “Why your iPod will be out of date in a year” and have to agree…
When iTunes Music Store launched, millions of Mac music fans proved that Apple wasn’t out of their mind. The iTunes advantage over P2P was obvious from the start. It came down to convenience vs. cost. 99
The iTunes store, iPod and G5 iMac now provide an integrated video experience. This is an extremely low risk way for Apple to enter the video-for-sale business.
In other educational news – 13 high school students in the PowerPage’s home state of Pennsylvania (the Kutztown 13 as they’re known) were charged with third-degree felonies for misusing their school-issued Apple iBooks. Their heinous crime? They used the administrator password (which was taped on the back of the computers, no less) to install unauthorized […]