Apple, Inc. announces that the company has agreeed to sell high-quality EMI music pieces at its online iTunes store in May. According to the company, all DRM-free (no copy protection) EMI music pieces will have the audio bitrate of 256 kbps compressed in AAC (MP4). Each music piece will cost $1.29.
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Google’s free web mail service Gmail is gradually gaining popularity. If you have more than one Gmail account, you probably don’t want to switch from one account from another to check e-mail messages. In fact, you can set up Microsoft Entourage or Outlook Express to use your Gmail accounts. Continue reading
Google’s free web mail service Gmail is gradually gaining popularity. If you have more than one Gmail account, you probably don’t want to switch from one account from another to check e-mail messages. In fact, you can set up your Apple’s Mail to use your Gmail accounts. Continue reading
Adobe Systems has released an updater that upgrades its desk publishing application Adobe InDesign CS2 to 4.0.5. Adobe InDesign CS2 is still only for PowerPC-based Macs. According to the company, this
“update for Adobe® InDesign® CS2 software is a CS3 compatibility update, containing fixes that address known issues with CS3 to CS2 Export to INX (Save Back) workflows.”
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Cybercriminal groups nowadays often use .eu country code top-level domains. If you are not familiar with it, that shouldn’t be a surprise. .eu is a relatively new country code that took effect in December, 2005. If you are using Mac OS 10.4, note that Network Utility doesn’t let you look up .eu domains. The “who is” authority of .eu domains is EURid, and you can look up .eu domains with an Internet browser. Continue reading