Friday, November 28, 2003
Top Stories
Apple Store Users Receive Apology
Apple has admitted that it is having "several implementation issues" with the Apple Store after upgrading its logistics systems.
News
DVD-Jon: Critics 'Don't Understand DRM'
KidsBrowser 1.0 Is Designed For Children
KidsBrowser 1.0 is powered by Apple's Safari HTML engine and allows the user (parent) to preset authorized Web pages that they child is allowed to visit.
EyeTV Digital TV Boost
Elgato will today introduce new devices in its EyeTV range that are built for digital satellite and terrestrial TV.
Opinion
Should Apple Produce More Windows Software?
Apple needs to deliver exclusivity with the purchase of a Mac, as much as it can.
iPod's Dirty Secret Secret Revealed
The Neistat brothers had no intent on letting people know that there were solutions available for replacing the battery in iPods.
Review
Sidetrack
SECRET TRIP TO IRAQ? : Don't forget your iPod.
Wintel
Microsoft Loses To Linux In Thailand
As a result of the events in Thailand, analysts have begun to predict the end of Microsoft's long-standing "one-price-fits-all-markets policy."
Microsoft Is Programming The Programmers
Redmond is getting aspiring application developers hooked on C# at an early age.
Microsoft Plays Hardball With Dutch Lindows Resellers
Dutch Lindows resellers are accusing Microsoft of intimidation, after several received phone calls from the software giant seeking meetings to "avoid" legal action over the name of the operating system.
Oracle Forgoes Profit To Hit Microsoft's SME Plans
Oracle is giving away modules of its ERP software to smaller companies in the hope of tying them in for the long term and cutting out a challenge from Microsoft.