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Rio "Featured" In MacWorld Keynote?
Rio "Featured" In MacWorld Keynote?
01/07/2004 01:41 PMIt's Macworld 2004 Keynote day!
It's Macworld 2004 Keynote day!
01/06/2004 10:36 AMAssuming a couple of things (my pass actually gets me into the
keynote, and that the wireless network is working there), then I'll be
posting live updates from the keynote a bit later this morning.
To make page loading fast ...
MacWorld Keynote Recap
MacWorld Keynote Recap
01/06/2004 02:37 PMHere's a roundup of all the announcements presented by Apple CEO Steve
Jobs at today's MacWorld Keynot Address. For a full account, see our
special event page.
Final Cut Express 2.0 -- $99 upgrade, includes real-time rendering,
filters, and transitions.Microsoft Office 2004 -- will be available in
the SpringXserve G5s -- 1U server with new venting design. 3 models,
2GHz SP $2999, 2GHz DP $3999, 2GHz DP Compute Node $2999Xserve RAID --
Fibre Channel built in, works with multiple OSs, $1599 to $10999
depending on configurationiLife '04 -- "Like Microsoft Office for the
rest of your life" Available January 16th, $49, includes updated
iMovie, iDVD, iPhoto, better integration, and a new iLife app,
GarageBandiPhoto includes new effects, faster speed, and Rendezvous
sharing, print and book buying in Japan and EuropeiMove includes
alignment guides, trimming of clips in the timeline, more titles,
audio scrubbingiDVD includes more themes and transitions, Pro encoding
for up to 2 hours on a DVD, navigation mapping, SuperDrive independent
(create on one machine burn on another)GarageBand -- music composition
application for everyone. Includes over 1000 loops, 50 software
instruments, direct sound import via MIDI or USB, very easy to
useiLife companion products -- JamPack for GarageBand ($99) includes
more loops, instruments, and amps, and a USB Keyboard ($99) for use
with your MaciPods -- 10GB model bumped to 15GB modelNew "iPod mini"
-- 4GB (1,000 songs), smaller design, case of anodized aluminum,
available in 5 colors (silver, blue, pink, green, and gold), only 1/2
inch thick, $249. Available in US next month, April worldwide
No MacWorld SF Keynote Broadcast?
No MacWorld SF Keynote Broadcast?
01/07/2005 12:20 AM
MacInTouch claims that Apple will not be providing a real-time
broadcast of Macworld SF 2005's keynote speech.
According to "an Apple note" forward...
Macworld keynote stuff
Macworld keynote stuff
02/01/2005 08:54 PMMy thoughts about Macworld keynote stuff...
I’m at home working, not at the show, and I haven’t seen
the keynote yet, just read the news. But I have a few thoughts so
far:
1. The headless Mac is cool. Period. I want five. I won’t even
turn them on, I just want them.
It’s crazy to me how Apple hardware can provoke such desire, but
it does.
2. I don’t know if the iPod shuffle is cool. It’s not for
me—but it doesn’t need me to buy one in order to sell a
few million of them.
Which proves that not every Apple product provokes desire in the heart
of every Mac geek. (By the way, I do have an iPod already, if that
explains it.)
3. iWork is an odd duck.
I
so wanted a great—or even good—word processor and
spreadsheet to replace AppleWorks.
I don’t use Microsoft Office, and the open-source office
products are, so far at least, still using non-native UI stuff. (They
look and feel annoyingly weird. To me. But this will change.
Eventually. I hope.)
Dori Smith says that
Page
s is not a word processor, it’s entry-level page layout
software. From what I’ve seen so far I agree. Think PageMaker,
not Word.
So: no word processor, no spreadsheet.
But—you know what?—I bet somebody out there makes good
word processors and spreadsheets for OS X. It’s just a matter of
finding ones I like. (Any recommendations?)
4. Tiger, iLife, etc.—yes, all cool, I’m a happy Mac user.
Macworld Expo keynote via SMS
Macworld Expo keynote via SMS
01/05/2004 01:13 AMMacTeens let us know that they are providing readers with the ability
to receive updates of the Macworld Expo keynote and conference via
text message (SMS) on their cell phone...
Macworld 2004 Keynote recap
Macworld 2004 Keynote recap
01/06/2004 02:32 PMHere's my recap of Steve Jobs' two hour Macworld keynote. The big
announcements were new XServe & XServe RAID products, the long-rumored
mini iPod, and lots of new software, but no new desktop or laptop
systems.
Jobs to Give MacWorld Keynote
Jobs to Give MacWorld Keynote
12/18/2003 09:18 AMIDG World Expo has announced that Apple CEO Steve Jobs will give the
opening
keynote address for MacWorld Expo San Francisco 2004. The expo
will take place January 5-9, 2004 at the Moscone Convention Center
with the keynote taking place on the 6th at 9 am.
No word yet whether the keynote will be webcast.
MacWorld SF 2004 Keynote Satellite
Coordinates
MacWorld SF 2004 Keynote Satellite
Coordinates
01/05/2004 09:41 AM
MacMinute posts the satellite coordinates for the MacWorld San
Francisco 2004 Keynote speech.
Ku-band Analog
-- Galaxy 3C Transponder 18 K
...
Jobs' Macworld Keynote to be broadcast
via satellite
Jobs' Macworld Keynote to be broadcast
via satellite
01/05/2004 09:47 AMIn addition to webcasting Steve Jobs' Macworld Expo San Francisco
keynote tomorrow (see related story), Apple has announced that the
event will be broadcast live via satellite...
Macworld SF keynote QuickTime page
posted
Macworld SF keynote QuickTime page
posted
12/22/2003 10:15 AMFollowing IDG World Expo's
ann
ouncement last week that Apple CEO Steve Jobs will present the
keynote address to attendees of next month's
Macworld Conference & Expo
in San Francisco, Calif., Apple has posted
a Web page promising a live
QuickTime Webcast of the event.
Macworld San Francisco 2004 — A Jade
Keynote
Macworld San Francisco 2004 — A Jade
Keynote
01/07/2004 06:57 PMJade makes the trek to MWSF this week. First up is his unique coverage
of Steve Jobs' Keynote speech
Steve Jobs to keynote Macworld Expo
Steve Jobs to keynote Macworld Expo
12/18/2003 09:23 AMAlthough many Mac enthusiasts already considered it a forgone
conclusion, IDG World Expo made it official on Thursday when they
announced that Apple CEO Steve Jobs will deliver the keynote address
for next month's
Macworld
Conference & Expo at the Moscone Center in San Francisco,
Calif. Jobs' keynote is scheduled to take place at 9AM PT on Tuesday,
January 6, 2004.
Jobs to keynote Macworld San Francisco
2004
Jobs to keynote Macworld San Francisco
2004
12/18/2003 09:15 AMIDG World Expo today announced that Apple CEO Steve Jobs will deliver
the opening keynote address for Macworld Conference & Expo San
Francisco 2004 on Tuesday, January 6 at 9:00 a.m...
Jobs' Macworld Expo keynote to be
webcast
Jobs' Macworld Expo keynote to be
webcast
01/05/2004 01:12 AMAs previously reported, Apple will webcast Steve Jobs' Macworld Expo
San Francisco keynote on Tuesday beginning at 9:00 a.m...
Macworld Expo 2004 - Keynote Address
Macworld Expo 2004 - Keynote Address
01/05/2004 10:27 PMApple - QuickTime TV - MacWorld New York
2001 Keynote
Apple - QuickTime TV - MacWorld New York
2001 Keynote
01/06/2004 05:36 AM"For optimal viewing experience, viewers should download
QuickTime 6.3." .. live via QuickTime midi, heure normalde de
l'est .. Apple - Macworld San Francisco 2002 Keynote .. MacWorld
keynote at 9am PT
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MacMinute Macworld Expo photos: Jobs
Keynote
MacMinute Macworld Expo photos: Jobs
Keynote
01/07/2004 06:45 PMWe have posted a small gallery of photos from today's keynote
presentation by Apple CEO Steve Jobs...
"Apple - QuickTime - Macworld San
Francisco 2004 Keynote"
"Apple - QuickTime - Macworld San
Francisco 2004 Keynote"
01/07/2004 06:08 PMAndy Ihnatko To Give Macworld Conference
Keynote
Andy Ihnatko To Give Macworld Conference
Keynote
05/11/2004 10:51 AMChicago Sun-Times' technology columnist and Macworld opinion-writer
Andy Ihnatko will deliver the keynote speech at Macworld UK's
Conference next week. By Macworld UK (via MyAppleMenu)
Jobs' Macworld Keynote Hits A Few Sour
Notes
Jobs' Macworld Keynote Hits A Few Sour
Notes
01/09/2004 09:57 PMAlthough many attendees of this week's Macworld Expo San Francisco
found something to lie about Steve Jobs' opening keynote, some viewed
it as a tasting menu compared with the buffets of new product
introductions and surprises at Expo keynotes past. By Daniel Drew
Turner, Ian Betteridge and Matt Hicks (eWeek via MyAppleMenu)
Steve Jobs Macworld Expo Keynote
Confirmed
Steve Jobs Macworld Expo Keynote
Confirmed
12/18/2003 11:47 AMApple CEO Steve Jobs will deliver his customary keynote speech at
Macworld Conference and Expo, San Francisco, 2004. (Macworld UK via
MyAppleMenu)
Macworld Expo keynote coverage, updated
live
Macworld Expo keynote coverage, updated
live
01/06/2004 01:06 PMMacworld Expo keynote coverage, updated live
Macworld Expo keynote Webcast page back
online
Macworld Expo keynote Webcast page back
online
01/05/2004 03:41 AMAfter a brief hiatus, it appears that Apple's
QuickTime Webcast
page for Steve Jobs' upcoming Macworld Expo keynote page is back
online.
MacMerc.com offers live coverage of
Steve Jobs' Macworld keynote address
MacMerc.com offers live coverage of
Steve Jobs' Macworld keynote address
01/05/2005 01:16 AMAs has been the tradition since MacMerc was launched, we will be
hosting live Macworld keynote coverage that pushes the envelope by
bringing you in on the action. We will have 3 reporters at the keynote
address and simultaneously connected and posting to the MacMerc IRC
chat--that's IRC, not iChat. Our men in the field this expo include
our own Jon Gales, "DigitalBill" Douthett of the Wizards of Technology
and, on color commentary, tech broadcasting king Leo Laporte.
To take full advantage of this coverage, download an IRC client (we
are recommending Conversation) and log on to irc.slashnet.org and join
the channel #mercworld (a moderated channel where you can watch the
announcements from our reporters) and #macmerc (an unmoderated channel
where you can discuss the announcements with the other Mac fans. Any
questions?
Our coverage of the Expo won't end when the keynote is over. No, we
have many other surprises in store for you. So get yourself set up to
chat, and keep an eye on MacMerc.com for all the MacWorld Expo
excitement.
[Links from this story may be found on MacMerc.com. Click the title to
delve deeper.]
Report: No Live Webcast Or Satellite
Broadcast Of Apple CEO Steve Jobs'
Macworld Expo Keynote
Report: No Live Webcast Or Satellite
Broadcast Of Apple CEO Steve Jobs'
Macworld Expo Keynote
01/06/2005 07:58 PM By MacDailyNews
If a job's worth doing, it's worth
overdoing.
If a job's worth doing, it's worth
overdoing.
04/15/2005 11:58 AM
For
Sale: Wothahellizat? It's definitely not
built for
speed, but this
weird off-road
truck is truly a
labor of love.
Macworld: Macworld: New technology from
Runtime Revolution
Macworld: Macworld: New technology from
Runtime Revolution
01/06/2004 04:25 AM"We're constantly developing new features for Revolution, to meet our
developers' needs for creating robust applications with
up-to-the-minute functionality," said Kevin Miller, CEO of Runtime
Revolution. "Now, we've started bringing our developers into the
design cycle at the earliest possible stage."
"IM Watching"
"IM Watching"
07/17/2004 09:00 PMJust Watching v1.2
Just Watching v1.2
11/12/2003 08:00 PMJust Watching lets you build a custom wallpaper that can display web
cams, stock charts, weather maps and home security cams right on your
desktop. [Shareware $15.00 20 Days 1.11 MB]
Watching The Web
Watching The Web
10/23/2002 01:10 PMEver wondered if you could be emailed automatically whenever your
favourite Web pages changed? Our intrepid developer didn't just wonder
-
he sat down and wrote some code to make it happen. Here's his story.
Watching TV on Mac
Watching TV on Mac
07/13/2004 12:06 PMWatching Them Watching Us
Watching Them Watching Us
08/04/2004 03:04 PMThe idea of
watching
back those who are watching us is not new. Every time it's
brought up, someone points to David Brin's
<
i>The Transparent Society. Now, Brin has written up a long
(and somewhat rambling) piece for Salon that points out, whether we
like it or not,
technology is forcing everyone to be more open. It's not a
question of whether the technology is good or bad, but how it's used.
His suggestion is that it's time to embrace the technology of
surveillance (and sousveillance) in order to make sure that it's used
properly. Simply trying to stop the rise of cameras, RFIDs and
closely connected databases is doomed to fail. And, even worse, by
fighting against it, many privacy advocates are making sure that these
things are set up so only "they" (governments, corporations, someone
who isn't you) have access -- leaving out any accountability. In a
world where people are freaking out over camera phones, RFIDs and
internet tapping, it's certainly an interesting read. Brin points out
that all of these technologies have benefits when used properly, and
even the negatives can be dealt with, if people really come up with
ways to embrace the technology, rather than just deny its existence
altogether.
Watching TAG again (XML.com)
Watching TAG again (XML.com)
07/08/2002 03:46 PMWatching TAG Again
Watching TAG Again
07/03/2002 05:15 PMKendall Clark provides an update on the progress of the W3C's
Technical Architecture Group, responsible for overseeing the
architecture of the Web.
They're watching you. . .
They're watching you. . .
08/27/2004 01:58 PMA new worm has been discovered that is able to take over your webcam.
IM Watching.net
IM Watching.net
07/17/2004 04:59 AMIMWatching, stats on your buddy list .. IM Watching ..
IMWatching
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Instead of watching CNN
Instead of watching CNN
01/01/2005 12:38 PM
« A picture of our expected bundle of fur at 12 weeks :) »
Having caught up with the news after our holiday in a country that
had few TVs and even fewer western newspapers, I just don't know what
to say and will instead just share an adorable Saint Santa photo from the
breeders that they sent to us. I love the look of quiet indignation at
being made to wear the costume. :)
Watching TV while ___-ing
Watching TV while ___-ing
01/04/2005 11:39 AMNot only has Internet use cut into this country's sacred TV time, we
are not paying strict enough attention to the glowing screens in our
living rooms. BIGresearch reports (via Center for Media Research) that
a survey of 12,000+ "consumers" shows that we're doing more
multitasking while watching TV: # 66.3% regularly or occasionally read
the mail. # 60.1% regularly or occasionally go online. # 55.0%
regularly or occasionally read the newspaper. # 51.8% regularly or
occasionally read magazines. # 0.4% mentally undress Larry King
Please, America, let's focus! PS: I made up one of those
statistics....
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