Sunday, June 1, 2003
News
Web Without Wires
Armed with a $250 Apple AirPort Extreme station and a DL high-speed Internet connection, Steve Volan is providing his customers with the ability to surf the Web, download e-mail and electroncially chat with friends — for free.
Apple To Open Store In Richmond, VA Area
"The new store will be at Short Pump Town Center, an upscale mall nearing completion in Henrico County."
Giant Bank Dumps Apple Mac Customers
Get lost, we don't want your business.
Opinion
99-Cent Songs Online Not Really A Bargain
The Jaguar Report: Migration Conspiracies Revisited
Aren't we forgetting why Apple bought NeXT in the first place?
Review
Reader Notes Flaw In Some iPod Belt Clips
"The plastic part that hooks the carrying case to my belt buckle broke and my iPod fell 1 story onto our concree patio."
New iPod Is Not Necessarily Improved
What I want more of its battery capacity. But in service of sleek, they reduced it from 10 hours' time to 8!
iPod Is An All-Star; Neuros Is Still A Rookie: Challenger Shows Promise, But It Needs More Seasoning Before It Can Take On The Cagey Veteran Of MP3 Players
Apple remains at the top of its game.
Sidetrack
INTERVIEW WITH STEVE JOBS : It's "off-the-record", but that doesn't prevent audiences from blogging...
Wintel
Microsoft To Abandon Standalone IE
Microsoft is phasing out standalone versions of its Internet Explorer Web browser, according to statements attributed to IE program manager Brian Countryman in an interview posted on the software giant's web site.
Dell Advancing To The Championship Round
The Texas company moves aggressively to expand beyond PCs, with its sights set on big rivals HP and IBM.
Microsoft's New Linux Gambit
Listen closely to what Microsoft is not saying about SCO Group's open-source operatta.
Going For A Streak-Free Finish
Will Microsoft's answer to Linux be Windex instead?