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Archives for September 2007

Some NBC Shows appear in iTunes…Some Don’t.

September 27, 2007 by Michael 4 Comments

There seem to be differing views online about what the addition of new NBC shows Chuck and Journeyman mean for the deal between Apple and NBC. It appears to me that NBC is getting its way – to a degree. After Apple decided to pull all new NBC shows, NBC came back a few hours […]

Filed Under: iTunes

Dumbest Rumor I’ve Ever Heard – The Return of the Newton

September 27, 2007 by Michael 8 Comments

You know, sometimes you read a rumor that is just so blisteringly stupid, that you just can’t help but talk about it. That’s the case with the latest intel coming from Apple Insider. They have “sources” (not the quotation marks) that have the inside track on what’s next for Apple – a new version of […]

Filed Under: iPhone, Rumors, Speculation

Pixelmator 1.0 is now Available

September 26, 2007 by Michael 5 Comments

Pixelmator has been a mysterious application – it looks like it could be a great alternative to Photoshop for most Mac users…but very few have been able to test it – at least, until now. Pixelmator has been officially released, and you can download a demo version of the software by clicking here. I haven’t […]

Filed Under: Mac

Apple Gazette Daily 126 – Craziest Apple Lawsuit EVER! MUST LISTEN!!!

September 26, 2007 by Michael 1 Comment

Steve Jobs has hired O.J. Simpson as a hitman – alleges latest lawsuit… You can subscribe via iTunes, or by RSS feed, or… you can directly download the episode right here. In addition to that, you should be able to play every episode of the podcast directly in your browser by using the widget which […]

Filed Under: Podcast, Steve Jobs

Apple Stock closes at an All Time High

September 26, 2007 by Michael 2 Comments

Loop Rumors reports that Apple’s shares closed at an All-Time high yesterday. Apple’s shares closed at $153.18 today after surging $4.90 or 3.3% reaching a new all-time closing high. The company’s previous 52-week high was set yesterday at $149.85 while its 52-week low is $72.60, set on October 11, 2006. If that shows you anything, […]

Filed Under: Apple Inc

LEGO iPhone pre-bricked, for the same price as a real iPhone

September 26, 2007 by Michael 7 Comments

Nathan Sawaya, who is probably the most known Lego artist in the world, is staying on top of things, and and has just completed a Lego version of the iPhone. It is, of course, just as functional as most of the unlocked iPhones out there will be by the time the software update is released, […]

Filed Under: iPhone

Starbucks to give away 50 Million iTunes Songs

September 26, 2007 by Michael 3 Comments

Next week, the partnership between Apple and Starbucks begins – and to promote the new partnership, Starbucks is going to be giving away 50 million iTunes songs. The way the promotion will work is like this – Starbucks plans to offer its customers “Song of the Day” cards that can be redeemed through the end […]

Filed Under: iTunes

Apple Gazette Daily 125 – iPhone unlock issues, lawsuit, and Amazon MP3

September 25, 2007 by Michael Leave a Comment

Jobs in Forbes, Universal called Apple contract “indecent”, and reader question – iPod Touch or iPhone? You can subscribe via iTunes, or by RSS feed, or… you can directly download the episode right here. In addition to that, you should be able to play every episode of the podcast directly in your browser by using […]

Filed Under: iPhone, iTunes, Podcast

Mac Office 08 Pricing and “Flavors” Revealed

September 25, 2007 by Michael 5 Comments

TUAW has the scoop on the Mac Office 08 versions and pricing. It looks like we’ll be getting 3 versions to choose from (which, in my opinion, is two – possibly three versions too many). * Microsoft Office 2008 for the Mac: This is the core version of the productivity suite which includes Word, Excel, […]

Filed Under: Mac

Leopard to exclude 800MHz systems

September 25, 2007 by Michael 3 Comments

Apple Insider has a report that speculates that Leopard is getting too powerful for some older Mac models – namely the 800MHz PowerBook G4 (Titanium), 800MHz PowerMac G4 (Quicksilver), 800MHz iMac G4, 800MHz iBook G4, and 800MHz eMac. While these machines are ancient by some’s standards of computing age, there will be a small handful […]

Filed Under: Speculation

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