Tuesday, April 18, 2006
News
Burst.com Sues Apple For Patent Infringement
Burst.com has filed a countersuit against Apple claiming that the iTunes software, the iPod and the QuickTime streaming software all infringe on patents held by Burst.com, Burst announced Monday.
Understanding Marketing Psychology And The Halo Effect: What Apple's iPod And Motorola's Razr Can Teach Us
Focusing your marketing message on a single word or concept has been our mantra for years. But taking this idea one step further can also produce dramatic results.
U.S. Mac Magazines Suffering Reader Drought
The average circulation for the two most popular Macintosh/iPod magazines in the U.S. have hit record lows never seen in either of the magazines' histories.
Opinion
Apple Needs To Make OS X Open-Source
Spare Change For iTunes
I decided I'd give Coinstar machines a try.
Review
Draw What's On YourMind With NovaMind
NovaMind is a fine program and a remarkable piece of work — and a boon to those who already love mind mapping or think they might love it.
Apple's Ne Dynamic Core Duo
The new Intel-based, dual-core iMac is a slick machine,a nd underneath the glitz and gloss beats the heart of a heavy-duty workstation. It's the first Apple desktop we have seen in years that we can comfortably recommend for general-purpose use in the government.
Apple iPod Hi-Fi: Speakers For The iPod
Hearts Of Iron 2
This title is the bottom line for strategy gamers. Look no further.
Adobe After Effects 7 Professional: Latest Update Sports Overhauled Interface And Valuable New Features
First Look: Roxio's Popcorn 2; Second Version Of DVD Backup Software Is Handier Than Ever
If the ability to make custom DVDs or convert video content to handheld formats or stored formats for Front Row is appealing to you, then Popcorn 2 will be a home run.
Sidetrack
Politically Incorrect Penguins
Fairy penguins are now called "little penguins" down under. Specifically, the managers at Sea World at Gold Coast are afraid that the word "fairy" may offend the gay community.
