MacOrama für den 18. Oktober 2004

Times Online bekommt nichts allzu spannendes aus Apple Europa Chef Pascal Cagni heraus:

Cagni said: “The iTunes music store is the key driver to establish the iPod as the Walkman of the 21st century.”

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jog hat sich ice>Link:iPod ins Auto gebastelt:

Ich halte mich für einen Vielfahrer - zumindest verbringe ich werktags mindestens zwei Stunden im Auto. Somit rechnen sich für mich die 120 Euro auf jeden Fall. Ich würde mir das Ding auf jeden Fall wieder kaufen.

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After seeing the Windows Media Center 2005 presentation at Digital Life I officially re-caught the bug to get something similar working at home. I’d certainly heard about the Eyehome digital media player previously, but had not had a chance to really figure it all out until this weekend. I am very happy with the results and thought I’d share for anyone else looking to do something similar.

atmaspheric endeavors über ein Mac Media Center. --

NPD Group Zahlen zeigen einen angeblich sinkenden MP3-Anteil (72%), bei wachsender WMA (19,6%) und AAC (4,3%) Verbreitung:

Indeed, the big winners over the past year have been the two formats backed by Microsoft and Apple, each of which has gained about 5 percent "hard-drive share" in the past year, according to the ongoing study by NPD MusicWatch Digital. The project surveys the hard-drive contents of 40,000 different people to track Internet and software trends.

Bei CNET.
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Rob 'macosxhints' Griffiths liefert 16 seiner Lieblingstricks bei MacDevCenter.com.
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Steve Jobs könnte jemanden gefunden haben, der sein Woodside Dump-Haus (mit)nimmt:

This particular unwieldy antique -- one that Jobs has been trying to have hauled away to appease community members who don't want it torn down -- has caught the eye of Dr. Timothy Chuter, a vascular surgeon at UCSF who lives in Woodside and wants to move the house to his 8-acre property east of Interstate 280.