‘Macsimum Recommended Reading’ for May 21
Posted by Dennis Sellers 
May 21, 2008 at 4:25pm
“Obama’s Apple, McCain’s Microsoft: the Politics of Tech”—Roughly Drafted Magazine
“One in 10 iPlayer users are on the Mac”—Macworld UK
“Apple missing golden .Mac opportunity”—CNET
“What exactly is Apple doing with PA Semi and what does it mean?”—Appletell
“What Apple’s Rumored Tablet Should Look Like” The Apple Blog
“Google, Apple Go Head to Head in Ultimate Frisbee”—NPR
“Apple’s Steve Jobs… Visionary… Or, short sighted?”—AdHurl
“Why You Should be Shooting Photos in the Raw”: “An increasing number of digital cameras can shoot in a format known as RAW, which gives you much more control over how your photos turn out. Here’s how to use the format to your advantage.”—Wired
“Napster Won’t Upgrade DRM-ed Songs to MP3, but They’ll Keep Playing”: “Users who previously bought PlaysForSure-protected files can’t upgrade for free. But the company says the old music won’t become worthless.”—Wired
“No iPhone for Alaska? Rural cell phone group asks FCC to act”—Ars Technica
“Demystifying the iPhone: eAccess Chairman Sachio Semmoto – a veteran in the Japanese telecommunications industry — is quite critical about the iPhone. ... He said HTC’s Chief Executive Peter Chou is the only guy who cancompete with Steve Jobs.” Reuters
“Apple Co-founder Steve Wozniak in Qatar”—AME Info
“YouTomb Keeps an Eye on YouTube’s Graveyard”: “An MIT watchdog keeps tabs on clips pulled down from the popular video site.”—Wired
“FCC Nudges Industry Toward Cutting Cellphone Fees”: “The government would like wireless companies to reduce the penalty fees they charge customers who cancel their phone contracts.”—Associated Press
(The graphic with this story comes from ClipartGuide.com.)
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