Record studio-quality audio - be a pro with open source iPod setup.
Interesting things ahead for the fruit company. . .
We may think (and say) different things about him, but Woody says it all. Can't stop loving the man. . .
Google seems to be a cool place for software development.
We saw Black Crowes tonight opening their reunion tour at the Ballroom from the 2nd floor "box" (thanks to my son Izzy) - just across from Goldie and Kurt. Who says rock has no support in a (film) family. . . It was loud, and yes, they played the cover version of "Coming Home" (the song Delaney Bramlett, another great rock voice, sang with Derek and The Dominos).
P.S. First sender of an email (with code "Crowes-are-back") will receive the Q104.3 keychain (courtesy of my son's buddies at the Classic Rock station) as a small gift.
Download, save, and play - the country with the second highest level of cinema attendance in Europe is set to become the world's first country to go fully digital in every movie theatre.
Record labels watch out - LA-based indie band has released their debut album exclusively on iPod shuffle. For the band, the fun has just begun. . .
Tiger brings QuickTime 7 with direct recording capabilities for both video and audio.
For all you Mac Googlers out there: The idea was to enjoy your new search with Dock-like look and feel. Magnified salute with a touch of apple flair goes to Chikai for the effort. Available in the morning hours, Google X was pulled off the air later in the day. No comments were made by Google and Apple.
Stage adaptation of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy will have its world premiere in Toronto, the town where Howard Shore was born. Howard is lately touring the world with his symphony entitled "The Lord of the Rings: A Symphony in Six Movements for Orchestra and Chorus." Check some pictures from around the globe.
Propellerhead now ships Reason 3.0 - it comes with these new features. Have fun, rock it. . .
Move three times faster than Wi-Fi your media files throughout your home by using existing home electricity network.
True giant Garry Kasparov retires from professional competitive chess.
For Linux creator, x86 is out and dual 2GHz G5 is in.
The goal: 130,000-processor system in 64 server racks. The speed: theoretical peak performance of 360 teraflops. The space: half the size of a tennis court.
Here comes Tim (again) and Semantic Web.
Lesson learned: Be patient! Don't hack into ApplyYourself Web site - wait for results even if it takes weeks. . .
. . .in the Davis Cup match and advances to the quarter-finals.
Queen: “Have you been playing a long time?”
Eric: “It must be 45 years now”
Queen: “Are you a guitarist too?”
Jimmy nodded.
Queen to Queen's Brian (after he pointed out that it had been his honor to play the national anthem during the Golden Jubilee rock concert): “Oh! That was you, was it?”
More on Her Majesty and the boys. . .
Is radio industry about to change forever?
Hide you music passion (and talent) - University warns students against wearing iPod earbuds.
Sony, Philips, and Phonogram have announced the launch of the compact disk on this day in 1983.
Recently published book tells more about the life of Norbert Wiener, the man widely regarded as a founder of computer science and the information age.