Monthly Archives: January 2006

Apple has changed the way the MiniStore works; now you see this explanatory screen. The screen replaces the MiniStore area of the iTunes window, and explains what the MiniStore does, and how to turn it off. It states that “Apple … Continue reading →

Three things in the Mac OS X 10.4.4 update caught my eye: .Mac now syncs which RSS feed items you have and haven’t read in Safari. iChat can now detect when you’re using a Bluetooth headset as your audio device. … Continue reading →

I confess, I’m intrigued, but not enough to let Apple or you pry my new 15″ Powerbook from my hands. Here are a few reasons why I’m not panting to get one of the new Intel inside MacBook Pros: It … Continue reading →

I’ve been interested in online calendars in support of teaching and learning for years. In the nineties I used Excel and Claris Organizer to create sign up sheets and calendars for my students. Pretty much every LMS claims to have … Continue reading →

In July of 2002 I wrote: We may even see an “iWeb,” an Apple-branded browser/web page creator, since that’s one of the few slots in the iApp fold that’s not filled. //