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This is just my guess, but I see Apple doing this for two reasons. 1. It will push some people to sign up for a .mac account. 2. Anytime Apple announces things or rolls out things they seem to do it in a guarded fashion that ensure every feature works as designed. Since they control the...

At Macworld, Apple introduced the iPod remote with FM tuner. I see it only works with the 5G ipod and the Nano. Anyone have any thoughts on this device? I rarely use my ipod in an area i need a radio, just wondering what the world thinks.

I think my post may be a bit misleading. I meant that iPhoto has built in functionality to post webpages to a .Mac account.

While not free, and I know people have harped on it in other threads, I have been very happy with .mac. I got my account a few years ago when I first got my first iBook. Switcher I was I embraced all things Apple. At $99 a year (or $69 if u get it on sale) is a good deal if you ask me...

I am sure there are a lot of surveys that rank Dell and Gateway fairly highly. Wether they are the best or not, is really a hard call. As far as machines breaking down that is also very speculative. Neither company makes the major components in their systems. I would think they would be...

Here are the three things I think you need to consider in order. - Capacity. Do you have (or will you have) a large music collection, and will you want to take it all with you? If so, go with the 30GB iPod. If you don't have a lot of music the nano may be fine. - Usage and size. Are...

If you look through the history of the eMac it was released as an education version of the iMac. With the switch to LCD based iMacs, Apple filled a little void with eMac on the consumer side. With users being more comfortable and thr price of LCD iMacs dropping is it really a surprise that the...

I have a 3G iPod, 30 GB. I highly recommend it for decent battery life, and a good stable ipod. If you are like me and really just care about music, this is a great choice.

I have a 12" Powerbook, and recently picked up a ProView LCD display. It has a widescreen resolution of 1280x800, however, OSX only seems to support 1280 x 768. Small difference, granted, but is there a way to tweak this?