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Friday, March 26, 2004

Top Stories

Is Bluetooth Better On The Mac?
by Rebecca Freed, PC WOrld
A head-to-head comparison of Bluetooth on Windows and the Mac shows that there's something to the Mac mystique.

News

Apple Patents iPod User Interface
by John Kheit, Mac Observer
Apple filed a patent application for a "Graphical user interface and methods of use thereof in a multimedia player" on October 28, 2002.

Me, Myself & iPod
by Phil Kloer, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
For people who have one, the iPod is a status badge, a fashion statement and an obsession.

Apple Logo Rihts Charge Lacks Bite
by Jiang Jingjing, China Business Weekly
Apple is not likely to win its logo registration dispute against the Trademark Appraisal Committee, according to experts.

Apple Takes Early Lead In Digital Music Wars
by K.C. Swanson, TheStreet.com
The delay in the overseas rollout is less of a setback than it may appear.

Investors Cheer Apple Gaffe
by Paul Shread, InternetNews.com

Apple's iTunes Vs Roxio's Napster: It's Getting Hot In Here
by Counterculture In Technology
iTunes is taking the same approach that Amazon took in the early days of market entry: collaborative filtering.

Hitachi Hard Drive Shortage Behind iPod Mini Delay
by MacMinute
Tight supplies of the tiny Hitachi hard drive at the core of the iPod mini forced Apple to delay increasing manufacutring until July.

Laptop May Be Deleted For Some
by Rick Wills, Pittsburg Tribune-Review
Quaker Valley School District officials are considering scaling back a pgoram that provides about 1,700 Apple iBook computers to third-graders through high school seniors.

Cutting-Edge Chips To Transform Computing
by Julio Ojeda-Zapata, Knight Ridder Newspapers
The cutting-edge chips aren't mere upgrades but great leaps forward.

Apple, PowerSchool To Exhibit At NECC 2004
by MacMinute

Opinion

And A Voice Said, "Get A Mac"
by George Heuston, Hillsboro Argus
It's stable, never coughs or crashes, and I'm cruising happily along in my new cyber universe.

OS X For Web Development
by Gabe da Silveira
In the field of web design it seems the cards are stacked heavily in favor of OS X.

Review

Pop-pop Redefines The World Of Breakout
by Apple-X.net
pop-pop can offer hours of entertainment if you can entice a few of your friends into buying it too.

McNealy: Open-Source Java Unlikely
by Darryl K. Taft, eWeek
Sun is unsure what providing an open-source implementation would actually contribute to the community.

Sidetrack

The Beginning Of The End?
by Heng-Cheong Leong

Is this (BuyMusic to join Buy.com) the beginning of the end of one of Apple's first online music competitor?

Wintel

Microsoft Plots EU Counterstrike Over Antitrust Ruling
by Dow Jones
Microsoft, seeking to block a landmark antitrust ruling against it, is preparing a counterattack that accuses European regulators of unfairly giving away the software company's research and development, Friday's Wall Street Journal reported.

Ballmer: We Fell Down On Search
by Stefanie Olsen, CNET News.com
Microsoft's failure to invest more in Internet search technology was a significant misstep for the company, but it is working to catch up, said CEO Steve Ballmer.

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