Apple may have changed its name from Apple Computer to Apple Inc., but the plethera of Macintosh-related product announcements here lately make it perfectly clear that regardless of the name, Apple is still all about computers.
John Stottlemire is the DVD Jon of coupon-clipping, and it’s getting him in trouble.
I was able to confirm the behavior with Microsoft who sees this not as a bug, but as a feature of Vista. In other words, Vista behaves this way by design: a decision I find troubling given the sort of interruption it can lead to.
Ouch, here’s a zinger: contrary to reports, travel site TripAdvisor apparently did not purchase the Facebook Platform application Where I’ve Been for $3 million. The news was originally reported on Inside Facebook on Thursday night. The company isn’t saying any more, obviously.
Church attendance is down in most of the western world, so what better way to boost the numbers than provide free iTunes gift vouchers?
Perhaps the oddest item in the museum’s collection is another Apple piece. It is a giant briefcase inside of which early Apple employee Daniel Kottke built, what was essentially an early Mac prototype and which also was a portable music player.
“To conclude, let this game cook in the oven just a little bit longer and wait for the superior PS3 version. Cleaned up textures, animations, AI, extra weapons, Home space, standard HDD and Blu-ray will make this flawed game into a perfect gem.”
Halotalk has just posted word that the development team, Bungie, has said they are 99.9% compelte with Halo 3!!!!!
Looks like DVD playback is finally available for Wii, but it doesn’t come from Nintendo and it will require you to have a modded console. Team Symbiote’s hack looks simple, although it requires you to start up from a CD and then change to the DVD pressing the z button. However, this shows that the Wii console can do it. Where’s the update, Big N?
A Macbook a Treo and a Sunset. What more could a geek want?
120 million PS2/PStwo consoles prepare to become modded via the use of a plug ‘n play advanced custom memory card! A new product is preparing to be launched within the next two weeks which gives PS2/PSTwo owners all the functions of an advanced PS2 mod chip but directly from an advanced plug ‘n play memory card.
IBM and 30 junior high school girls spend a week crafting “binary code” bracelets, building Second Life projects and, hopefully, falling in love with technology.
