Will it be new Pro applications from the Final Cut Studio? Will it be the final upgrades to the Powerbooks and PowerMacs before the Intel era arrives? Who knows, but it's sure a lot of fun guessing and second guessing after the fact. There are so many features that are just coming to light from the products announced on Weds. One that comes to mind is in the new iPod video. It can play any mp4, .mov, or H.264 video in 320x240 format. That means you can download anything from the internet or your own movies in iMovie, or anything converted by the new Quicktime release, and place it in iTunes and move it onto your iPod for viewing. Just think of that for a moment.
I downloaded iTunes version 6.0 for the PC and for some reason I am not no longer able to get to any of the Subdirectories, everything is under the major categories. The abuse in the directories listings is even more apparent. Apple could fix this by simply removing all shows that are playing games with their feeds. It takes away
How many of you are locked into buying Music from Apple because you have a lot of money invested in music from them that is locked down and legally keeps you from moving it to another device. Personally I have a iPod and a IRIVER so what happens when I want to take the music I have purchased legally on
I guess I should hold off on buying a Nano to see what they are going to replace it with. After all considering the price of the Nano I think I will wait and upgrade from 2g to 5g iPod when he announces them next week, my wife has been eying my 2g iPod recently maybe I'll just buy her
I hate to say it but if you are a die hard Apple fan you better read the linked article, because this author has hit the nail squarely on the head. Apple does not communicate, Apple does not have a person that publishes their cell phone number on their blog that I can call and get clarifications on or bitch
This article has been on the street for about a week, and I had heard that a lot of Mac users were up in arms about it. Tonight I was catching up on some blogs and read the article. What I read about blew my socks off. No wonder the Mac crowd went a little wacko on the comments that
I have been watching my iTunes subscribers via the statistics over at Libsyn, and I have come to one conclusion. iTunes subscribers are not growing as fast as other podcatcher applications. Sure we saw a huge iTunes take up when they launched nearly 9000 people signed up almost overnight but what I see now is the iTunes subscription numbers not