Apple Releases Tiger Patch. So soon?
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 19 May 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Apple, Software
Less than three weeks after Tiger’s launch, Apple issue bug fixes.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 19 May 2005 | Tagged as: Content, Apple, Software
Less than three weeks after Tiger’s launch, Apple issue bug fixes.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 13 May 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, Microsoft, Music, Storage
Bill Gates predicts the death of iPods and the rise of MP3-enabled phones. Running Microsoft software, of course. Oh, and they’re after Blackberry.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 11 May 2005 | Tagged as: Apple, Content, Yahoo, Content Deals, Web, Music
Yahoo massively undercuts rivals with its new Music Unlimited online music subscription service. We review it and compare it to their rivals.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 9 May 2005 | Tagged as: Apple, Platforms, USA, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), Music, Audio Hardware
Details of palmOne’s long awaited hard drive-based, multimedia PDA emerge on Amazon.
Posted by Lawrence on 6 May 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, Search, Software, Reviews
The new version of Apple’s OS X, known as 10.4 or Tiger was released a week ago. We focus on Spotlight, its new power searching tool.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 5 May 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, USA, Web, Music
Apple grabs huge chunk of MP3 flash market while CFO laughs in the face of their competitors.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 27 April 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, Microsoft, Software
It’s taking longer than an arthritic sloth to arrive, but Microsoft promises a late 2006 release for its next big release of Windows, Longhorn OS.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 14 April 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, Web, Music
IPod sales send Apple’s profits almost quadrupling in a year.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 13 April 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, Software
Apple Computer has announced that the latest major update of its Mac OS X operating system, code-named Tiger, will be available on 29 April.
Posted by Mike Slocombe and Simon Perry on 18 March 2005 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, Music
Could Sony, Samsung and other Korean and Chinese CE companies finally be providing some serious competition in the MP3 player business?