Okay, first of all: This post isn’t meant to insult anyone mentioned. It’s not intended to expose nor to point the finger at somebody. Actually, this post is more like an example of how feature announcements and social media should … Continue reading →

So, after the first few days with Apple’s iTunes Match (and iTunes Cloud) I’d like to give my two cents on the whole thing. First of all: Hell, yeah! iTunes Cloud finally removed the pain and anger brought by Apple’s … Continue reading →

Thanks to Andi, who donated me a fresh Things for Mac license for my birthday, I can now (as probably many Mac users out there) manage my ToDos within that great App. Unfortunately, Things for Mac doesn’t provide any possibility … Continue reading →

On monday, thousands and thousands of Apple disciples followed at least one of the dozens of live text/picture or maybe even video-streams on the internet, to see what products the peddler of fairy tales Phil Schiller was about to announce … Continue reading →

As some of you might read, the Endpoint Technologies Associates just published a report regarding Apple’s Pricing model compared to regular PCs, all sponsored by Microsoft. I’ve just printed out (oh yes, I really wanted to enjoy that one) the report … Continue reading →