At this point, Adobe may as well make this InDesign CS3’s official quit dialogue box. I can count on my hand the number of times in the last month I didn’t see a warning like this one when shutting down for the night. I gather the response to persistent problems like this one is: “Well, […]
Category Archives: Computers
The Death of Music DRM?
Apple announced today that 8 million songs on iTunes will be DRM-free, and by the end of this quarter all 10 million will be. Between Apple and Amazon (who are already DRM-free), we may have just witnessed the beginning of the end of music DRM. No one offering DRM’ed music will be able to compete. […]
4 Months with the iPod Touch
On the eve of Apple’s expected announcement of the 2nd gen iPhone, the launch of the applications store, and a host of other rumored tidbits, I thought I’d address the iPhone’s less famous sister device. The gadget blogs and Apple rumor sites have been in a frenzy over this year’s iPhone-centric WWDC. Other companies would […]
Google Talking to Me
So, I had a brief back-and-forth on gmail with the Google Talk Team (no, I don’t know them, it was just an email to the support address) about a thing and I have to admit that when I got an email from Google on Gmail, I anticipated something really cool. Like, I’d click on the […]
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger: First Impressions
So, this year, I didn’t geek out completely and go to the ’Night of the Tiger’ at the local Apple Store (but I came close) for the release of Apple‘s latest OS upgrade: Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. I went to the Night of the Panther for Mac OS X 10.3, and it was fun, […]