News Archive for 01/02/24

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iTunes patch adds Mac OS 8.5 compatibility

02/24, 9:45pm

iTunes patch adds Mac OS 8.5 compatibility

iTunes Mac OS 8 patch allows iTunes to run on Mac OS 8.5/8.6. By default, iTunes "requires" Mac OS 9.

New ISP offers NY Mac users free access

02/24, 9:30pm

New ISP offers NY Mac users free access

David Aila informed us of New York Link, a Mac-friendly free ISP for users in New York State. The service is completely ad-free and imposes no limits on access. New York Link also offers other services, including DSL, Web Hosting, and QuickTime streaming services.

New iMac/iTunes ads available for viewing

02/24, 9:30pm

New iMac/iTunes ads available for viewing

Chris Cooper noticed that Apple has made the five new iMac/iTunes television commercials available for viewing in QuickTime. The ads were first shown to the Macworld Expo Tokyo keynote audience on Wednesday.

Retrospect Driver Update 2.1 posted

02/24, 5:00pm

Retrospect Driver Update 2.1 posted

Retrospect has posted Retrospect 4.3 Driver Update 2.1, which adds additional drive support to the backup utility.

Apple Pinnacle Targa Cine systems unavailable

02/24, 5:00pm

Apple Pinnacle Targa Cine systems unavailable

Apple's Pinnacle TARGA Cine systems are listed as "temporarily unavailable" at the Apple Store, possibly signaling a pending upgrade to the Final Cut Pro bundles that range in price from $10,000 to $12,700.

Greg's Bundle offered for half price

02/24, 5:00pm

Greg's Bundle offered for half price

From now through March 24, Kaleidoscope-creator Greg Landweber is offering Greg's Bundle for $20, or half off. Greg's Bundle consists of Greg's Browser, PowerWindows, and SmoothType.

As iReview closes, EdView continues

02/24, 5:00pm

As iReview closes, EdView continues

Several readers point out that while iReview has been shut down, EdView—a similar initiative that has been catered more towards the K-12 crowd—is still accessible.