Found in the Apple Store in Tokyo, Japan’s Ginza district: as described more fully in this week’s Overseas Report, Apple has now outfitted the multi-story elevator entrances in Ginza with video pillars…
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Their are no dancers in sight, in fact all you see are torsos putting on different pieces of clothes and attaching an iPod shuffle to them. All of this whilst Who’s Gonna Sing? by The Prototypes is playing in the background.
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Some beta testers that we won’t name for their own protection have let us know that VMWare is now ready to take Parallels to task in the desktop virtualization market with Fusion.
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These “Apple-protected binaries” can serve to protect the OS from being pirated and also to make it “nontrivial” to run Mac OS X on non-Apple hardware.
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Wu’s sources also indicate that the new entry-level $79 iPod shuffle has received ‘very strong’ orders from Apple direct customers as well as third-party retailers such as Best Buy, Circuit City, and CompUSA. “We continue to believe this dark horse could end up being the top selling iPod and gain significant share against flash competitors,” he sai
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I bet you didn
’t know about this one! Expose has a built-in keyboard window switcher. Try this; open a few windows, activate Expose and then …
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Certifications such as Microsoft’s MCSE and CompTIA’s A+ are well-known, and employers often look for these and other certifications when scanning resumes. For Mac professionals, there is a series of certifications from Apple and other vendors that can build and showcase your knowledge of Mac troubleshooting, networking, and common applications.
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Apple’s .Mac product is a topic of much contention these days. For roughly $100 per year, some members feel like they’re getting a good deal while others periodically wonder why they’re paying money for stuff that they can get gratis via Google
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While everyone else seems to be jumping on the Disco bandwagon, I’m hopping off. Disco is a CD/DVD burning app that positions itself as a viable, better-looking and much less expensive replacement for Roxio’s Toast. After spending a week with Disco, I am once again hungry for Toast.
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