Monthly Archives: October 2007

When’s the Apple iGame Coming?

Leopard capped off an incredible year for Apple but 2008 looks like it could be as exciting. Perhaps the biggest question – at least in many quarters – is when Apple is going to charge into the lucrative video game business. What? Yes, Apple is getting into video game; it’s just a matter of time. Apple’s strategy [...]
Posted in Apple/iPod | 4 Comments

It’s Bubble Time, Baby!

Yup, it’s now official; we’re in the midst of another dot-com bubble. It was something I was desperately trying to avoid suggesting given the last one was so painful to watch but it’s now probably upon us. The final straw? On the heels of the Facebook-Microsoft deal last week, Read/WriteWeb has a post in which PlentyofFish’s [...]
Posted in Web 2.0 | 7 Comments

The Slow Demise of (Traditional) TV

A couple of interesting reads this morning: 1. TechCrunch touting the launch of Hulu. an online joint venture between NBC and News Corp. to distribute television shows, movies and short clips. 2. A story in the Globe & Mail looking at how interaction is apparently the way to encourage people to keep watching television. Either way, traditional TV [...]
Posted in Media | 3 Comments

Thinking About Wordpress Themes

You may be able tell that I’ve been experimenting with a number of Wordpress themes since moving my blog to a new host, A Small Orange, a couple of weeks ago. It’s been fascinating to see how many themes are available – many of them for free – and the wide variety of resources such [...]
Posted in Blogs | 2 Comments

The Wrap of the Week (Leopard, Craigslist, Microsoft, Facebook)

A new feature – drum-roll, please! – looking at things that caught my eye this week. 1. Do you have your copy of Leopard yet? Is it wonderful? Lots of people are impressed, including Walter Mossberg, David Pogue and Engadget. 2. I sort of understand Craigslist’s strange approach to business – make money but not too [...]
Posted in Main Page | 2 Comments

Apples’ (and Microsoft’s) Big Day

It’s been a long time for the MacNation since the last major OS X release – 30 months – but today is finally the day for Leopard to be set free. In less the 12 hours, the ca-ching of cash registers around the world will be heard as people plop down $129 for the “biggest [...]
Posted in Apple/iPod, Microsoft | 1 Comment
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