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Home | Apple Stock | Tracked Sites | TechNN | | E-Mail | Sherlock Plugin Open Left Panel | Login | Subscribe to MacSurfer's Headline News Poll | Most Popular | Talking Heads | A Year Ago Today | Checked 3:10 PM; Last Updated 2:45 PM CDT; 19:45 GMT |
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The new Apple TV model is a streaming, rental model, no "owning" of shows any more. Right move, or crippling for device? Cast your vote in "Today's Poll..." below in the left column or go straight to the results here. Thursday Highlights: Computerworld's Ryan Faas thinks Apple's new iPods are a home run, but the knockout could come with Apple TV—if customers hop on board; and Reuters thinks Apple has more plans for Apple TV up its sleeve, but one industry executive thinks the whole TV rental thing is just so Apple can sell more iDevices; more reports on yesterday's happenings are found throughout the page in content-appropriate sections; analysts weigh-in on the new Apple TV; iOS has a 6:1 advantage over Android on the web, but Mac OS usage is on a decline; iTunes 10 ditches the old icon adds TV rentals, fixes bugs, causes problems for some; how is Apple's first foray into social networking with Ping? Op/Ed in our OS X section, and what happened to Facebook Connect as seen in Jobs' keynote, the answer revolves around "onerous terms" that Apple couldn't agree to; Apple posts the keynote video; a disappointing revelation from Macworld UK that the new iPods are not included in Apple's back-to-school promotion; no Intel chip in the new Apple TV; FCC tears down the new iPod touch; Twitter for iPad released, reviews aplenty in our Reviews section. Today's MacUpdate Promo features 40% off PTHPasteboard Pro 4.5.4, the "best and most mature multiple pasteboard program for OS X." |
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