Archived Roundup - Thursday, May 08, 2008
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Times: Not Quite Ready For Prime Time
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by Weblog Of A "Switcher"I suspect that when 2.0 comes out, Times will be a very cool program. Good luck Acrylic, keep up the great work with such a...
Back-Up Your Mac, Effortlessly
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by David Pogue, New York TimesThere are, of course, other network-attached hard drives, many with more features. But none seem to have the Time...
Apple Ramping Up iPhone 2008 Rollout: 26 Countries And Counting
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by David Zeiler, Baltimore SunWhat we do know is that Apple's global iPhone strategy has kicked in to high gear.
Save Parents' Digital Heirlooms With A Time Capsule
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by Eric M. Strauss, ABC News
Apple iPhone: More Powerful Than 1998 iMac, Way More Powerful Than 1984 Macintosh
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by Dan Frommer, Silicon Alley Insider
Improved iMac Graphics Won't Matter To Gamers
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by Peter Cohen, MacworldAt the end of the day, the iMac's refresh reiterates one thing: Just adjusting one variable in this equation doesn't fix...
Apple A Laggard In Climate-Change Plans, Report Says
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by Martin LaMonica, CNET News.com
Mac OS X Gets First Open-Source Virtualisation Tool
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by Matthew Broersma, ZDNet UKSun has released a major update to its open-source desktop virtualisation tool xVM VirtualBox, adding support for...
Leopard At Six Months: Does It Live Up To The Early Hype?
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by Michael DeAgonia, ComputerworldThough some thought it was released too soon, Mac OS X 10.5 has matured into a solid operating system.
TextMate
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by Sven-S. Prost, Quarter Life Crisis
iTunes FairPlay DRM - Protecting Artists And Labels, Or Helping Apple Sell More iPods?
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by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, ZDNet.com
The New Rules For Buying A Mac
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by Jonathan Seff and Jason Snell, MacworldWe bust the most common Mac shopping myths.
Mac Home Control Software Updated
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by Jonny Evans, Macworld UKPerceptive Automation has introduced Indigo 3.0, a major update to its home control and automation server for Mac OS X.
Comic Life Magiq Debuts
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by Peter Cohen, MacworldThe original Comic Life took your photos and let you put them into panels that looked like comic books, complete with...
Review: Default Folder X 4.0.5
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by Craig Grannell, Cult Of Mac
