Mac support for TiVo coming
From PVRWire, who digs deep in the TiVo community boards comes news that better Mac support is coming for Tivo in 2006.
From PVRWire, who digs deep in the TiVo community boards comes news that better Mac support is coming for Tivo in 2006.
Is TiVo trying to hitcho onto the iPod halo effect? According to gizmodo you’ll be able to move recorded shows from your tivo to your PSP or iPod. The current Windows-only method for getting shows off the Tivo onto a non-Windows device, involves stripping the DRM. Testing of the software should happen in the next
I got my sister (mac mini) and her fiance (powerbook) to switch to apple this year and they’re happy. Looks like this may be part of a bigger trend of users dumping their windows pc’s for macs. No doubt Apple is experiencing an iPod "halo effect," whereby rising popularity of the digital-music player is reviving
If you replace your phone in the next year, then the answer is yes. Communities Dominate Brands believes 2006 will be the year the iPod dies. Not necessarily because something technologically superior, but because cell phones are replaced so often and new models will have music playback built in. So a lot of people will
Two weeks ago, Patty bought herself a Mac Mini. Today, I saw on the Security Awareness Blog that there’s a new Switch site at Apple who are ditching Windows.
Found two very useful Mac applications yesterday that I wanted to pass along: JHymn strips the DRM from iTunes Store files (without needing an iPod to unencrypt the files). I was annoyed that 2 song’s I’d purchased and put on my iPod wouldn’t play at work, where I use a Linux desktop. All the MP3’s
We may be witnessing the beginnings of a more mainstream backlash against Windows and the general frustration they inflict on average users. I’ll start by adding that I still have 2 windows installations used solely for playing World of Warcraft. My main machine dual boots to Debian Linux, where I do the occasional bit of
If you’re not one of the Apple fans obsessing over all the products announced recently, let me tell you about the one that’s peaked my interest the most: the tiny MacMini ( although I keep wanting to call it the MiniMac ). I’ve been a recent convert to the Apple camp, although I still have