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Archives for February 2007

Superman is a Mac User

February 9, 2007 by Michael 11 Comments

On the television show Smallville – in this week’s episode Lana Lang ended up snooping around in young Clark Kent’s room. We don’t see his room much, but this time, I notice a little something that seemed just right for a slow news day…anyway, here it is. Clark Kent (aka Superman) is a Mac User. […]

Filed Under: Mac

Steve Jobs Stock problems resurface, this time through Pixar

February 9, 2007 by Michael Leave a Comment

Steve Jobs approved an employement contract for  John Lasseter (director of “Toy Story”) that granted him Pixar stock options priced in December of 2000 – three months before the contract was signed. It is not clear if Steve Jobs picked the dates for the stock options, only that his signature, on behalf of Pixar, is […]

Filed Under: Steve Jobs

7 Predictions for WWDC 2007

February 9, 2007 by Michael 9 Comments

What will the World Wide Developer’s Conference have for us this year? Last year people were hoping for the iPhone, the True Video iPod, New Displays, New Mac Pros, New iPod Nanos, and Blu-Ray support. What did we get? New Mac Pros, and a Preview of Leopard. I think our expectations should be similar this […]

Filed Under: Mac, OS X, Predictions

Anyone else sick of talking about DRM?

February 9, 2007 by Michael 2 Comments

You know, this is always a slow time of year for the Apple online community.  We’re in the place between Macworld and WWDC…in alot of ways it’s like the eye of the Apple yearly hurricane. So when something happens that might remotely be interesting to talk about, the Apple community (and the tech community in […]

Filed Under: iPod, iTunes, Steve Jobs

RUMOR: CompUSA puts Mac Pros on the “D Status”

February 9, 2007 by Michael 3 Comments

This originated in the MacRumors forums, and I caught it off of TUAW, but this is an interesting bit of rumor… Supposedly, CompUSA has pulled it’s Mac Pros and has put them on the “D Status” – which means discontinued. The poster says that all Mac Pros, even demo units, are to be pulled off […]

Filed Under: Mac, Mac Pro, Rumors

Apple Gazette Video Quick Tips – 01 – Dashcode Basics

February 9, 2007 by Michael 12 Comments

This is another little experiment, so let me know what you think about it. If you like this video tutorial, I’d be happy to make more. I had fun putting this one together. If you want to download Dashcode you’ll have to sign up as a Developer (it’s free). After you build some cool widgets […]

Filed Under: Mac, OS X, Tips, Tutorials

Games coming to AppleTV

February 8, 2007 by Michael 2 Comments

Since the AppleTV was first announced back in September, we wondered if we were going to be able to play the games we can play on the iPod on AppleTV.  When the system was unveiled at Macworld this year, the company website makes it clear that the current iPod games will not play on the […]

Filed Under: AppleTV, iTunes

iPhone FCC Letter – FAKE

February 8, 2007 by Michael 2 Comments

Well, some of you already pegged this, but Engadget is now reporting that the whole iPhone FCC letter was a fake. Click on the image for a closer look. Basically this was photoshopped version of the letter Apple sent to the FCC about the Airport Extreme. Still..if you guessed it a fake because of the […]

Filed Under: iPhone

5 Things AppleTV needs to match Amazon Unbox+Tivo

February 8, 2007 by Michael 3 Comments

So that whole Amazon Unbox/Tivo deal is something else, huh?  When Unbox first launched the entire web met it with a resounding “eh”, but this new alliance with Tivo has suddenly made Unbox a very serious player in the digital content world, and has provided a much needed solution to downloading digital content and playing […]

Filed Under: AppleTV

FLASHBACK: Original Apple Print Ad

February 8, 2007 by Michael 2 Comments

Ah the good old Macmothership…I love looking through that site. Today I stumbled upon the first Apple print ad…my, they have come a long way, haven’t they? Click on the image for a larger image.

Filed Under: Mac

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