So, I updated to version 3.0 3.0.1 (Oh, hey, yeah…could you update one more time, please?) of the AppleTV software for their self-described hobby project/media center device. I do love the end to end, just barely skirting this side of an antitrust lawsuit, seamless integration that the Apple experience provides the end user. It just [...]
It’s been a while… Working backwards: The Amazing Race has started back up. Watching the opening I almost thought that they would have the racers begin at Griffith Park Observatory. That would have made for some interesting moments as they tried to quickly make their way down the hill to the freeway to get to [...]
It’s a day late, all thanks to Fox’s new 168 hours per week of American Idol programming, which is not soon enough for them thanks to the WGA strike. However…the Macworld keynote recap The good… Nice update for the iPhone and AppleTV. I sit patiently by my AppleTV every night waiting for it to tell [...]
At last all the legal hurdles have been overcome, all parties have made their agreements and fans across the world can have the one, the only, One True Batmobile. This of course from the very serious 1960s crime drama (to the eyes of a 5 year old) Batman. Apparently this is a very hard to [...]
Not quite. Yes, it integrates with the new iLife ’08 better, I guess. A new photo gallery feature, which I am sure is actually very nice is added. But really, all they seemed to do is just throw more storage at the users. Not that more space is anything to sneeze at. But really, Steve [...]
This week is WWDC, like Christmas for Macintosh developers and headlined by a keynote from Chairman Steve himself. Yesterday’s keynote was pretty much all about Mac OS X 10.5, Leopard and all of the keen features it will have when released this October (well, 10 of the 300 apparently). However, there were a couple of [...]
Last week at the All Things Digital conference there was a very historic on stage discussion between Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. If you’re at all interested in how it all turned out and the perspective of these two on the very brief history of personal computing, it’s worth checking out at the D5 website.
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