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There is some good information about the future plans of Apple for the music service and a bit about what limits have been placed upon Apple buy the record companies and by artists themselves. This can be found in a New York Times article by David Pogue...

There is some good information about the future plans of Apple for the music service and a bit about what limits have been placed upon Apple buy the record companies and by artists themselves. This can be found in a New York Times article by David Pogue...

I spent $27.00 last night on two albums and other assorted songs that would have taken hours and hours of download time, not to mention the weeks of just looking for all the pieces. It all downloaded in less than 15 minutes. The quality was beautiful. Way to go Apple! There is one feature...

PROS: everything everyone has already said in this forum and dozens of others. CONS: it is too damn easy to spend way too much money.

The only thing I regret about iTunes coming to Windows is that it is one less thing I'll be able to taunt my Windows using friends with. On the other hand it will be a great opportunity to say, "I told you so." What it all comes down to--as has been stated by others here already--is that...

What else would you expect from a cow but a big pile of bull sh**? I think it looks like some ugly-ass bad Kaleidoscope scheme, personally.

Select the bookmarks view (Bookmarks > Show All Bookmarks -or- Command Option B -or- click on the Bookmarks icon in the Bookmarks Bar). Select the Bookmarks Bar (first item) and then click on the "+" button at the bottom of the right column. Give the folder a name and put a couple of items in...

Tha "maximize" or "zoom" button in Mac OS has always expanded a window as much as it needs to in any direction. So if you click on that button in a browser it will change the size of the window to accomodate as much of the page as is possible. So if a page has a vertical scroll bar it will...

What I really want is for the record labels entire libraries to be made available. Not just the music and artists that they currently have available in stores and catalogs but everything they own. 70% of the music I download is stuff which cannot be bought except at great effort through used...

You may already know about this, but... Sirius Stream 37 - Bluegrass

I can't wait to see the final version of 4.5. Safari was the only thing that succeeded in pulling me away from OW, and now the only thing keeping me from going back is tabs. Very exciting.

That article is nearly three years old. There have been changes to the standards and IE has not eveloved to meet them. There have also been a number of new browsers released since then that do significantly better. Finally, I don't always agree with what Zeldman expounds about, and this is...

Unless I'm much mistaken Phoenix is a Win and Linux browser. Has this changed? I thought we were talking about OS X [implied] browser wars?

Well a tablet Mac would not be the iPodII... That being said, I think that such a computer might find its way into my possession were Apple to introduce it. As an inveterate desktop user I could never see myself buying or using a laptop (just not my cup of tea). But for the purposes of...

Saying that IE is more compatible with most sites is analogous to saying that infections are more compatible with open wounds than with a healthy body. IE works better with sites which are badly built. Other than that I agree with the rest of what Serpicolugnut and Abyard said. As a web...

Except Internet Explorer...

I have always found Apple's fit and finish, not to mention their customer service, to be far above par.

From everything I have heard Apple has very little interest in USB 2.0. From their perspective USB is what has replaced ADB and serial ports as the connection standard fro devices like keyboards, mice and printers--ie. slow things. FireWire is the technology they include for faster items like...

Maybe because they've been in the processor business for a really long time? Maybe because the PPC970 is a derivative of another IBM chip? Maybe because they are a very big company with a hell of a lot of engineers and a hell of a lot of money? That could have something to do with the fact...

It ain't so.