CES : JVC provides iPod dock to new lcd TVs
JVC is making it easier to hook-up an iPod to a flat-panel TV with new sets that contain a dock for the popular music player, it said Saturday.
An Apple tv with a Blu-ray participant?
Apple could make a move that could well be a game changer…
big apple times’ Joe Nocera blasts Apple customer service with unsubstantiated declare
In the New York Times today, Joe Nocera recounts his sob story about losing a Sony PlayStation3…
Beleaguered Napster hikes song subscription costs by using 30%
Beleaguered Napster has increased the subscription fees for its digital music service by about 30%…
Buh-bye! walking-lifeless HD DVD cancels CES appearance after Warner goes Blu-ray solely
The fuzzy future of high-definition DVD came into sharper focus Friday after Warner Bros. said it would release movies…
Use new display region capture options in 10.5
OS X 10.5 has added a number of useful new features to the ‘capture screen region’ tool.
Warner Bros dumps HD DVD for Blu-ray
Warner Bros. has decided to drop HD DVD and exclusively back Blu-ray Disc, it said Friday.
Intel leads extensive tech losses
A downgrade for Intel Corp., along with broad-market worries about weak growth in U.S. employment…
Andy Ihnatko predicts new Apple iDevice in 2008
Andy Ihnatko, Chicago Sun-Times technology and computer columnist, makes an interesting prediction…
Warner Bros. dumps HD DVD; to liberate its movies solely on Blu-ray
Time Warner’s Warner Bros. studio Friday said it would exclusively release high-definition DVDs…
2008 Predictions: Your flip
We’ve told you what we think might happen in 2008. Now here’s what other readers had to say.
AP: Don’t wager on bill Gates’ keynote predictions
For the 10th time, Bill Gates will inaugurate the International Consumer Electronics Show…
2008 Predictions: Macworld’s annual forecast of the yr ahead
We round up four Mac observers and ask them for some bold predictions about what we can expect in the next 12 months.
Patrick Stump: Out of the Garage
He’s not only the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for megaband Fall Out Boy. Patrick Stump is also one of the most prolific composers in pop music. And he composes that music all over the world using his MacBook Pro and GarageBand. “The beauty of GarageBand is that it’s only limited by what you want to do with it,” he says. “Ultimately, you can do anything. It’s a sequencer and you can record and edit audio. And it runs on my laptop. I’ve composed and recorded on the plane, on the bullet train in Japan. It’s made me so much more prolific because I don’t have to think about where and when I can record or write music. I can do it anywhere.”
Out of the Garage: Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump
He’s not only the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for megaband Fall Out Boy. Patrick Stump is also one of the most prolific composers in pop music. And he composes that music all over the world using his MacBook Pro and GarageBand. “The beauty of GarageBand is that it’s only limited by what you want to do with it,” he says. “Ultimately, you can do anything. It’s a sequencer and you can record and edit audio. And it runs on my laptop. I’ve composed and recorded on the plane, on the bullet train in Japan. It’s made me so much more prolific because I don’t have to think about where and when I can record or write music. I can do it anywhere.”