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Apple Tech News How Zune Will Try to Take Down the iPod Arrogance. Overconfidence. These themes run rampant in the initial reviews of the Microsoft Zune. Of course, that's expected. What we didn't expect is that overconfidence is exactly what Microsoft wants at this point. It's the same kind of overconfidence that John Scully and Jean Louis Gasse had at Apple in 1990. Eventually, they both left Apple in quasi-disgrace when Windows 3 took off. I will grant this: Apple's executive team is a whole lot smarter than Apple was in 1990. TechNewsWorld Spotlight on Security Now Available. Register here and receive your copy today! Read more...   Apple Cuts Deal for In-Flight iPod Use Apple on Tuesday announced a partnership with six major airlines to integrate the iPod with in-flight entertainment systems beginning in mid-2007. Air France, Continental, Delta, Emirates, KLM and United will begin offering their passengers iPod seat connections that power and charge their iPods during flight, and allow the video content on their iPods to be viewed on their seat-back displays. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. TechNewsWorld Spotlight on Security Now Available. Register here and receive your copy today! Read more...   Zune Debut Sets Stage for iPod Showdown Few have accused Microsoft of being first to the market. Plenty have learned the hard way, however, that the company can be very good at sneaking up from behind. That's the tack Microsoft is hoping to take with entertainment. The software maker has invested years of effort and billions of dollars in entertainment endeavors ranging from television technology to video game consoles. What's more, it has said that it's willing to spend much more money, and take much more time, to see if those investments pay off. TechNewsWorld Spotlight on Security Now Available. Register here and receive your copy today! Read more...   NewsMac Pro Tames the RSS Beast Information overload is easy to come by, especially in this age of pipes and dump trucks full of data. Focusing your information-gathering technique is critical if you want to effectively collect news and other data via the Internet. Enter NewsMac Pro. NewsMac Pro is an RSS and Atom news reader application, meaning it recognizes the automatic feeds that many Web sites and blogs use to push content out to anyone who subscribes. You can read your collected news and content on your Mac, and you can sync headlines with your iPod. TechNewsWorld Spotlight on Security Now Available. Register here and receive your copy today! Read more...   Apple Names IBM Exec as General Counsel Apple Computer, maker of the popular iMac computers and iPod music players, on Monday named Donald J. Rosenberg as senior vice president and general counsel. Rosenberg currently holds those positions for IBM, where he has worked for more than 30 years. The move comes weeks after CEO Steve Jobs apologized to shareholders and employees after an internal probe uncovered irregularities in past stock option grants and raised "serious concerns" about two former officers. TechNewsWorld Spotlight on Security Now Available. Register here and receive your copy today! Read more...   More... Digital Music: Is a New Day Dawning? Elections, Arrogance, Blogs and Passion Digital Music World, Part 1: An Expanding Universe The New Crop of iPod Wannabes << Start < Prev 121 122 123 124 Next > End >> Results 1090 - 1098 of 1115 [ Back ]

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