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Wireless streaming video, is there any device that already can do that?

nope, 2 spams in 2 days here

two typo's: 30GB and 7500 songs... It also seems more logical, 30 and 60.

From the iPod store.

Daddy, Don't Ever Die On A Friday 3:16 Emir Kusturica, No Smoking e.a. 5 of 19 Black Cat, White Cat AAC audio file 24-08-2005 23:41

"This year's Apple Expo will not feature a formal keynote presentation at Palais des Congrès." - apple-expo.com

I discovered some features too.. You have the Info Panel about a file/folder when you press "command + i". But when you press "command + alt + i" you get an Inspector. The inspector changes when you click on another file, the info panel stays the same. Another cool feature is "Always open..."...

When I press eject on my iMac G5 (17" 1.8Ghz), it throws out the CD a bit too litteraly. The disc flies out of the cd tray and crashes onto the ground. :confused: This doesn't happen with all cd's, for example with an Exel CD-R. But it does happen with a Fuji CD. My computer didn't fall...

I've read on CoolTechZone that in the new Vista beta Microsoft has released "Virtual Folders". In my opinion it resembles a lot like Smart Folders in Mac OS X. Here's the article (link to page 2). Can somebody explain what's the difference between the Virtual ones and the Smart ones? Or...

Apple just loves to bash Windows: "Oh, and Mac OS X doesn’t scream “hardware detected” every time you plug in something as basic as a keyboard. Just start typing."

It's back, renewed. http://www.apple.com/switch/

Works with Windows 2000 & XP! :)

Check it out here. The close/minimize/maximize effects are very similar to Tiger's effects.. A problem with their version is that the difference between the minimize effect and the close effect are minimal, which results in confusion! They just don't get it...

very wierd indeed. :)

MacOSX has so many cool visual effects that can be applied on windows, dialogue boxes, widgets, etc... Quicksilver is doing a good job by integrating them in a way so it doesn't feel too.. pimp-my-ride. Just open the preferences for example, the window will slide onto your screen. The same with...

vetiver - luna sea

You can do this in almost every application, including the Finder. Try it and you'll see! :)

Normally when you download Widgets, with Safari though, they are automaticly moved to the right folder, which i will tell you in a second. 1. They are moved to User/Library/Widgets Now your widget will appear in the Dashboard's 'dock'.

This is cool. Now i want to see it in real. (very nice promotion video btw)

I think it's normal to quit an application when that application is active. If you have to launch a Finder script/command to quit an other application than the Finder itself, then it just doesn't feel natural. Imagine the quit-widget sitting at the left-top corner, when you click it all the...