Posts Tagged ‘itunes’
It’s Time to Podcast
With the latest iPhone update, I’ve found myself doing something I didn’t do before… listening to podcasts.
Like many, I just didn’t see the need for them. If I want to watch a video, I’ll search for it on the web, download it… and usually watch it in higher quality than via a podcast. I don’t [...]
Apple Software Update Fixes Mozilla Objection
While I wrote that Apple didn’t need to fix the Mozilla Objection (where Apple began offering up Safari to users via Apple Software Update on Windows)… it appears they went ahead and fixed it anyways.
Under the new version, released alongside Safari 3.1.1, Apple Software Update 2.1 for Windows now separates new software and updates.
As you’ll see [...]
DVD with HDi, Take Two
If Apple TV gets a Take Two, I at least get a second blog post on DVD going HD, right?
I was wrong about adding HD tracks to the DVD disc. While viable, there’s a better path of less resistance: Who said HDi could only deliver supplemental material? What in the world is stopping HDi from [...]
Safari is Marketing, not Malware
A long, long time ago, I was having lunch with some Apple folk and engineers. I noted Safari for Windows, which at the time was top, top secret… and folks started to turn their heads away from the table when they heard I knew about it.
I also noted how I was 100% sure that iTunes [...]
iPhone Wireless Sync: Putting the Social to Shame
I’ve already touched on today, over on the PhoneNews.com Forums (in this post), that I suspect the February iPhone upgrade (I’m not calling it an update anymore) will offer Wireless Sync support. And, not the cheap Ad-hock Wireless Sync that Zune 2.0 added, but full wireless sync capacity… at least, the ability to sync using [...]
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