Sunday, February 24, 2002

MacWorld proclaims The wait is over!. Check out the article for an overview of Photoshop 7.0 for OS X...but alas, the wait isn't over, yet. Hold the cheering for when Photoshop ships... 10:59:57 PM comment

David Coursey says: Try a Mac? Why it won't hurt as much as you think It appears that ZDNet's columnist has turned into a Mac cheerleader... 10:55:41 PM comment

Goodbye to Salt Lake City and to the 19th Winter Olympics. I am watching the tape delayed closing ceremonies on NBC right now and I will miss the unexpected finishes and great athletic performances. But I am also glad to be able to turn off the TV! 9:09:36 PM comment

Interviews: David Pogue Responds [MacSlash] 9:00:38 PM comment

Mark Paschal has a suite of tools for Radio 8 called "Kit."  [Scripting News] 7:59:55 AM comment

Four new affordable D-SLR's. PMA 2002: With Canon's announcement of the EOS-D60, Nikon's D100, Sigma's SD9 and the Fujifilm S2 Pro the market for digital SLR's has never been so open and so affordable. We're now faced with four very... [Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)] 7:57:36 AM comment

PowerMail 3.1.2 is available today. The update to the third-party e-mail application adds 39 enhancements to the program, including better handling of attachments and e-mail addresses with leading or trailing spaces. PowerMail is a $49 program, but the application is available as a 30-day demo limited to 200 e-mail messages for those interested in giving it a try. 7:25:04 AM comment

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