TOKYO (MacHouse) – Yesterday, Apple, Inc. launched a new service called iTunes Movie Rentals. It’s a new service where one can rent not only SD quality but also DVD and HD quality movies over the Internet. Let’s go over the features that Steve Jobs addressed during the Macworld 2008 presentation. Continue reading
Macworld 2008 started in San Francisco. The Keynote Address is available at this address. If you want to manually display the Keynote Address on QuickTime, you will just need to copy the URL by right-button-click on the button below and enter it after selecting Open URL. If you want to watch it with VLC Media Player, after copying the address, choose Open Network under File, select HTTP/FTP/MMS/RTSP and enter the URL. Continue reading
TOKYO (MacHouse) – In the midst of Macworld Expo in San Francisco where Steve Jobs introduced 13-inch MacBook Air, Apple has released updates for QuickTime and iTunes. The latest version of iTunes is 7.6 while QuickTime can be updated to 7.4 with “numerous bug fixes and support for iTunes,” according to the company.
For Mac users, choose ‘Software Update‘ after clicking on the Apple mark.
TOKYO (MacHouse) – Until recently, most career spammers were affiliates and nothing more. Typically, they posted links on forums and blogs to direct Internet users to online pharmacy stores or other websites to make commissions. So we call them affiliate spammers. These days, they seem to behave differently. Some of them aren’t necessarily posting spam comments in order to earn commissions.
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Adobe Systems Incorporated has announced that its photo management software Photoshop Elements 6 for Mac is now available for pre-order. The pre-order price is set at US$89.99 and upgrade price at US$69.99. According to the company, free shipping is available until March 24, 2008.
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