12 years ago, if somebody asked me which was a must-to-have device for my Mac, I would have answered that it was my magneto-optical drive from SONY. Plug-in disk capacity was only 128 MB. But it was large enough those days, considering that I initially started out with a 30 MB Super Mac external hard disk drive connected to 2MB RAM Mac Plus in 1991.

Things have changed over years. Now, we are talking about hundreds of GB of capacity. Hard disk capacity has increased nearly 1,000 times over the past 10 years. Continue reading →

In response to the new models of iPod nano, iPod classic and iPod touch, which were introduced during yesterday’s special event, Apple, Inc. has introduced an updated version of iTunes for Mac OS and Windows OS users. According to the company, the updated version will allow the user to Continue reading →

Reuters reports that Apple’s stock fell more than 5% partly in response to a new line of iPod models, which now costs $200 cheaper, iPod touch and iPod nano with video screen. Continue reading →

Starting at 10 AM on Wednesday in San Francisco, Steve Jobs opened a special event. Apple CEO introduced a new iPod model called ‘iPod touch,’ a new line of iPod nano models, iPhones with cheaper prices and more episodes to tell. Apple is now the third largest music retailer, he says, just behind WallMart and BestBuy and ahead of Amazon.com and Target in the U.S. Continue reading →

Apple, Inc. will provide free wireless Wi-Fi access to iTunes Music Store at Starbucks Coffee shops in New York and Seattle at the beginning of Ocotober, followed by 350 more Starbucks Coffee shops in the San Francisco bay area in November.






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