Monthly Archives January 2007

iPhone Buzz

MSN’s Money Central reports:

When your new product features on more blogs than even the US President, it seems safe to say you hit the launch marketer’s goal: create awareness … The iPhone, the multi-functional device unveiled by Apple, the US electronics group, on January 9, did precisely that … According to Nielsen BuzzMetrics, a system [...]

SyncTogether

Mark/Space, Inc. announced the release of SyncTogether recently. It’s a product that allows you to sync data (think Address Book, Mail, iCal, etc.) across multiple computers and as such will be going head-to-head with Apple’s .Mac service. I’ve read a few comments about it recently on the Yojimbo mail list and, for the [...]

Vista Virtualization

Infinite Loop has a post regarding virtualizing Windows Vista under Parallels. It seems that only the EULA for Vista Enterprise and Ultimate allow you to run virtualized, which means you have to pony up $399. For Windows. It’s times like this that I’m glad I get my copy of Windows through the [...]

Kevin Federline’s Nationwide Commercial

I don’t care for Kevin Federline or his soon-to-be-ex Britney Spears, but the commercial he made for Nationwide (to be shown during the Super Bowl) is hilarious. I’ve got to give him credit to be willing to laugh at himself (assuming he gets the joke).

Volume Logic Beta

Volume Logic, the only iTunes plugin worth having, has finally released a beta for iTunes 7.x. My music finally sounds awesome again.

Update: I really cannot recommend this plugin enough. The difference is astounding.