How Do You Like Those Apples?

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Comparing Apples to not-Apples

Comparing Apples to not-Apples 03/19/2005 02:59 AM
Cory Doctorow is on the war path against Apple once again. And once again he's an idiot. Apple made a change to their LAN...

How Do You Like 'Dem Apples?

How Do You Like 'Dem Apples? 03/28/2005 01:02 AM

At a time when Apple seems to be enjoying a rising tide of popularity with consumers and business users alike, the computer maker is facing a lawsuit from three former U.S. Mac resellers that alleges Apple is cheating its reseller partners and its customers. By Liam Lahey, eChannelLine Canada

Other News: Two Apples

Other News: Two Apples 09/17/2004 10:17 AM
How likely is it that Paul McCartney would *really* join the Apple Computer board of directors?

Bad Apples of 2003

Bad Apples of 2003 12/15/2003 06:51 PM
It's that time of year again. Christmas shopping is starting to wind down, the days are shorter and the nights are colder and longer. Macintosh columnists are pouring over charts and tables, tabulating all the awards Apple won in 2003, calculating the number of new product announcements Apple made and smiling warmly at the 25 million songs sold by the groundbreaking iTunes Music Store. They are weighing the pros and cons of naming the iPod the product of the year over the Power Mac G5. It's...

Apples and Oranges

Apples and Oranges 07/23/2004 11:12 AM
Squeeze some citrus into your Apple with a free RSS reader, bring spell-check to FireFox and get geeky with a new Linux package manager for Mac.

Its fun with fruit in this week's Freeloader Friday.

Golden Apples of The Sun

Golden Apples of The Sun 07/14/2004 11:57 AM
Singer Songwriter Devendr a Banhart recently assembled an amazing mix of music exclusively for Arthur Magazine entitled “Golden Apples of the Sun,” (Pitchfork review) which has the high task of defining the West-cost based "freakfolk" scene. Featuring brilliant new artists (such as the breathtaking Joanna Newsom, Iron and Wine, and Vetiver, among others), it was limited to 1000 copies (all of which are sold out). There should be a second edition, but in the meantime you can listen to the whole album on this player.

First iPods, Now Computers: Apples Are
In

First iPods, Now Computers: Apples Are
In 09/22/2004 10:43 AM
For many students, the decision to get a Mac is about one thing: music. Ever since Apple released its industry-standard iPod, audiophiles have been joining the Mac crowd in droves. By Owen Hearey, Columbia Daily Spectator (via MyAppleMenu)

Strange Tales Of The Two Apples

Strange Tales Of The Two Apples 09/17/2004 09:48 PM
Apple could make this entire thing go away by spinning off the entire iTunes Music Store as a subsidiary and stop promoting it under the Apple Computer name. By Arik Hessenldahl, Forbes (via MyAppleMenu)

Apples and office suites

Apples and office suites 01/06/2005 02:33 AM
ZDNet Jan 6 2005 6:36AM GMT

Apples For Sale. Cheap.

Apples For Sale. Cheap. 06/17/2005 03:35 PM

With Henrico's schools shifting to Dells, iBooks are becoming available. By Olympia Meola, Richmond Times-Dispatch

Sour apples in Minn

Sour apples in Minn 12/17/2003 09:33 PM
USA Today Dec 17 2003 8:52PM ET

Apples G5: More Than A Pretty Face

Apples G5: More Than A Pretty Face 12/17/2003 10:51 AM
By Tom Yager (ARN via MyAppleMenu)

OS X Insecure -- How Do You Like 'Dem
Apples?

OS X Insecure -- How Do You Like 'Dem
Apples? 11/03/2003 04:23 AM
Say what you want about how great OS X is, but Apple dropped the ball when it found out there were vulnerabilities in its flagship operating system. It didn't release a patch when the issues became public, didn't ask the company that found the flaws, @Stake, for any time to produce a free fix, and has resorted to spin to save itself further embarrassment. By Patrick Gray (ZDNet Australia via MyAppleMenu)

WiFi apples and oranges

WiFi apples and oranges 03/22/2005 03:33 PM

The Economist has an article (subscribers only) quoting me about municipal WiFi networks, like the one Philadelphia is proposing. Local phone and cable companies have been fighting these proposals, even pushing legislation banning cities from deploying broadband connecting for their residents.

The point I make in the piece is that a city-wide WiFi cloud in an urban area is not identical to the wired broadband networks companies like Verizon and Comcast are deploying. In other words, free or cheap WiFi municipal access doesn't automatically kill the private broadband market, because these municipal systems don't provide the same throughput, reliability, or indoor coverage. They help at the margins, for areas that are under-served by the existing broadband options or where those options are too expensive. And they expand the scope of broadband access beyond the home, by covering outdoor areas and public places. They just aren't equivalent to what the private sector is building, and shouldn't be precluded on that assumption.

In case it's not clear from the piece, I'm well aware that nothing about WiFi technically prevents it from being used as a broadband access technology, across large distances. Hundreds of wireless ISPs, mostly in rural areas, use it to provide connectivity where cable modems and DSL aren't available. In a city, though, the environment is different. WiFi can be a piece of the broadband puzzle there too, which is why municipalities are getting involved. I think that's a great thing. However, we should be clear on exactly what capabilities those systems provide.

District Weighs Apples Vs PCs

District Weighs Apples Vs PCs 03/19/2003 10:23 PM
Deputy Superintendent of Business Services Jerry Macy has suggested that trustees hold off on deciding whether to replace all the district's Apple Macintosh computers with Windows-based personal computers until a committee has examined the issue more thoroughly. (Contra Costa Times via MyAppleMenu)

Xserve: Comparing Apple To Apples

Xserve: Comparing Apple To Apples 12/28/2004 09:50 PM

By Drew Robb, Enterprise IT Planet

Selling Apples On Street Corners

Selling Apples On Street Corners 12/26/2004 08:28 PM

Apple stores began opening to mostly Mac-geek acclaim in May 2001. But lately, they've become profit-generating supermagnets for those who want to get their hands on one of those ultrapopular iPods. And Ron Johnson deserves some of the credit for the craze. By Julio Ojeda-Zapata, Pioneer Press

'First iPods, Now Computers: Apples Are
In'

'First iPods, Now Computers: Apples Are
In' 09/22/2004 04:20 AM
In a column for the Columbia Daily Spectator, Owen Hearey examines why so many students are snapping up iPods and switching from Windows-based PCs to Macs...

Sought-After Apples In Short Supply

Sought-After Apples In Short Supply 09/19/2004 11:29 AM
A surge in demand for Apple products has left consumers scrabbling to lay their hands on an iBook. By Adrian Bathgate, New Zealand Stuff (via MyAppleMenu)

O'Reilly: Apples and PEARs Working
Together

O'Reilly: Apples and PEARs Working
Together 01/23/2003 08:57 AM

Blogging About Apples is Fun - Unless
You Work in Redmond

Blogging About Apples is Fun - Unless
You Work in Redmond 10/31/2003 06:07 AM
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In Pleasanton, Teachers And Students Get
Apples

In Pleasanton, Teachers And Students Get
Apples 11/19/2003 06:53 PM
Pleasanton decided to give out the laptops so that students graduate with the skills they need to live in a digital age. By Diana Reinhart (San Antonio Express-News via MyAppleMenu)

'PearPC' looks to mix Apples and Wintel
oranges

'PearPC' looks to mix Apples and Wintel
oranges 05/19/2004 02:48 PM
A new open-source program lets PCs built around chips from Intel and AMD emulate a computer running the Mac's PowerPC chip--bringing Mac-centric software to Microsoft-minded machines.

Remember FaceSpan, the UI-building tool
for AppleS ...

Remember FaceSpan, the UI-building tool
for AppleS ... 10/31/2003 07:24 PM

Remember Fa ceSpan, the UI-building tool for AppleScript? The public beta of ve rsion 4.0, the first to support OS X, comes out in September.

11:04 AM | Joey deVilla

Apples Revises Security Update
2004-09-07 to v1.1

Apples Revises Security Update
2004-09-07 to v1.1 09/14/2004 01:48 AM
Security Update 2004-09-07 v1.1 is an enhancement on its predecessor and features the following updates:

- lukemftpd: Corrects the path to the configuration directory
- Safari (10.3.5 only): The Safari version number is changed to provide compatibility with web sites that use an old version-checking mechanism

This update is recommended for all who have or have not installed Security Update 2004-09-07 v1.0.

Apples In Paradise: The State Of Macs In
Hawaii

Apples In Paradise: The State Of Macs In
Hawaii 09/10/2004 11:59 PM
What more could a Mac guy want? By Ron McElfresh, HawaiiCam (via MyAppleMenu)

Apples sues three in Mac OS Tiger
internet leak

Apples sues three in Mac OS Tiger
internet leak 12/22/2004 01:26 AM
Three individuals are being sued by Apple for illegally distributing test copies of the Tiger OS on a file-sharing website, Reuters is reporting today. Apple claims in its suit that two different versions of Mac OS X, code-named Tiger, were made available on the Web on or about Oct. 30 and Dec. 8 of this year. The company has said it will ship Mac OS X �Tiger� in the first half of 2005, after previewing it to the Mac community at a trade show last June. Apple said in its lawsuit that the two different versions of Tiger were made publicly available by the men, who were members of the Apple Developer Connection. �Members of Apple Developer Connection receive advance copies of Apple software under strict confidentiality agreements, which we take very seriously to protect our intellectual property,� the company said in a statement. According to the suit, the men released the software on a Web site that employs BitTorrent file-sharing technology, which is used to rapidly distribute large files of electronic data, and is also widely used to distribute pirated copies of motion pictures via the Internet. Yesterday, Apple filed a lawsuit against unnamed individuals who leaked details about new products by posting information on the Internet.

Sweet music Bill Thompson on the ongoing
row between the two Apples

Sweet music Bill Thompson on the ongoing
row between the two Apples 09/24/2004 07:14 AM
BBC Sep 24 2004 11:03AM GMT

Apples issues Security Update 2004-09-07
via Software Update

Apples issues Security Update 2004-09-07
via Software Update 09/08/2004 03:45 AM
Security Update 2004-09-07 delivers a number of security enhancements and is recommended for all Macintosh users. This update includes the following components:

• CoreFoundation
• IPSec
• Kerberos
• libpcap
• lukemftpd
• NetworkConfig
• OpenLDAP
• OpenSSH
• PPPDialer
• rsync
• Safari
• tcpdump

For detailed information on this Update, please visit this website.
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