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[2006-03-27] Corps Calls Apple Rotten
Another lawsuit over the Apple name between the Beatles' Apple Corps business and Apple Computer focuses on the iTunes Music Store and millions of dollars.
[2006-03-24] Government Backs Apple Against The French
US Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez made it known that the government supports Apple's contention that forcing it to open its DRM scheme, Fairplay, will promote widespread piracy.
[2006-03-23] The Best Mac OS Is Ubuntu
Not many people expected the "replace your proprietary OS with Linux" movement to strike a blow against the engineers in Cupertino instead of Redmond, but that is just what one educator has done.
[2006-03-23] Gmail Notifier In Universal Binary
Google has released a new version of their Gmail Notifier for the Mac. It's a Universal Binary version, so it works nicely on both Power PC and Intel Macs.
[2006-03-22] OpenOSX Virtualization for OS X
OpenOSX is a port of QEMU for OS X. It's a universal binary, so it works on the Intel Macs without translation.
[2006-03-21] French Approve Invasion Of Apple DRM
Lawmakers in France characterize the passage of an online copyright draft bill by the National Assembly as one that will permit customers to download songs from other music stores to iPods and make it even more appealing to Apple's hardware customers.
[2006-03-09] Compiling on Mac OS X
There are a lot of pre-compiled binaries available for Mac OS X, but sooner or later you will need to compile something from source.
[2006-03-02] Apple Prepping Movie Service
Feature-length films could be a click away from iTunes users if the company moves forward with a plan to offer on-demand movies, as hinted at in a survey from a California firm.
[2006-03-01] Apple: 50 Percent Of Line Runs Intel
Amid all the excitement over Apple CEO Steve Jobs' announcement of a new Mac mini and the iPod Hi-Fi, many missed one bit of news about Apple's transition to Intel processors.
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