Apple Gazette Daily 229 - Airport Express, Blu-Ray on Mac, and more

Posted by: Michael on Mar 17, 2008 |

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Bob: You know, I don't think it's as bad as the ad might suggest. I just checked Best Buy's web site, and the info seems reasonable (well, all things consi
Timon: Stand out front and I can tell you you'll find the manager coming out to talk to you and try to have you ejected. They don't like someone telling cust
Michael Teuber: It was painful watching a multi-billionaire and a comedic icon suck that badly. Wait, was that what the churros are supposed to symbolize? Jerry Sei
Drew: Having no problems with the service. Hope to add a iPhone to the mix today if UPS would hurry up already. I'd suggest resetting all your MobileMe sync
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Oggie Oglethorpe: Same here. I have the iPhone 3G and have not experienced any problems with my Mobile Me account or Mail.app (running 10.5.4 MacBook Pro). Everything
Dirk: This might be a better place to look, at least it is more up to date. http://www.apple.com/support/mobileme/system_status_history.html
david: I had to edit my accounts and re-set the ports in order to send mail (rogers is my isp).
JerZa: They're definitely getting lots of hits on their commercial..... technically and verbally...?!! What a joke.
macFanDave: The metaphors were so obvious! Duh. The shoes were Vista. The fact that the sizing was "tight" symbolizes how Vista's nominal system requirements

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