Wednesday, April 17, 2002
Top Stories
Apple Presses The Emotional Buttons
"I like it — I want it — what is it?"
News
Apple Stores Should Be Profitable Before Year's End
Apple 1 Goes Up For Auction
Motherboard for sale: no graphics, no hard disk, 8K memory. $50,000 ONO.
The Secret Of Steve Jobs's Survival
Whenever Apple loses its way, the CEO's inspired innovations help it surge ahead of the PC pack. The latest example: DVD technology.
Is Apple's QuickTime King Of The Digital Media Hill?
According to analysts, the key to the success of any streaming media format is the support of third-party developers.
Security Flaw In Microsoft Office For Mac
Microsoft acknowledged on Tuesday that its popular Office applications for the Macintosh have a critical security flaw that leaves users' systems open to attack by worms and online vandals.
Opinion
The All-Purpose Home Computer Is Alive And Well
Grading Steve Jobs
Apple's fortunes seem to have mirrored those of its co-founder and guiding spirit, Steve Jobs. How do you rate his performance?
Review
Entourage Or Palm Desktop On OS X?
Apple: Give Me Back My Pixels (And Fix The Finder)
Aqua feels like a mudle of new interface elements thrown together with the primary goal of looking maximally different, both to minimize comparisons with Mac OS 9 and to engender lots of oohing and aahing about its eye candy-ness.
The IDEs Of Mac
In this article, I'll look at JBuilder, IDEA and a few other IDEs. There's a bigger issue here that I'll address in the Pre-ramble: look at the number of choices you have for developing in Java on Mac OS X.
Sidetrack
Why do I get this feeling that the AMD chief doesn't really want to testify for Microsoft?
Edward C. Baig: Apple iPod [is] probably the sexiest of the digital players on the market.
An Apple A Day: ShareTheMac.org In shareware we trust.
Paul Myers, TalkBiz.com: [People with Yahoo mail addresses] on my list don't tend to read their email on a regular basis... I want a high density of reponsive people. I don't care how many subscribers I have ó I want active, involved readers. I have no interest in big numbers of useless addresses. It slows down delivery, bogs down servers. Forget it."
What are all these books?
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Is there a lawsuit in here? :-)