Mac software makers must always look over their shoulders, waiting for the moment when Apple will disrupt their business model. With the annual Macworld Expo on the horizon — often the place where such bad news is first heard — what are some of the software categories that may receive Apple’s attention?
Archive for December 27th, 2007
Dec27
What Mac apps will get ‘Sherlocked’ at Expo?
Filed in: Apple/Mac
Dec27
Wired Magazine’s 10 Favorite Photos From 2007
Of all the many images that appear in Wired magazine, here are 10 that stand out as the photo editors look back at year’s end.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Dec27
What’s Inside: Nair Hair Remover, Feel the Burn!
Find out what goes in to hair-removal cream, Nair. You may be surprised …
Filed in: Personal Tech
Dec27
Vote for the Sexiest Geeks of 2007
Wired News nominates the sexiest geeks of 2007. Vote and submit your own nominees!
Filed in: Personal Tech
Dec27
The Software That Will Take Digital F/X to the Next Level of Awesome
Explosions. Storms. Waves. CGI ace Jos Stam is creating a physics machine that can make special effects look absolutely, completely real.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Dec27
Top of the Swaps: P2P’s Most-Traded Movies, TV and Songs of 2007
Who was tops on the file-trading circuit in 2007? To find out, Wired News and BigChampagne teamed up to compile the lists of the most-traded movies, music and TV shows among the peer-to-peer underground.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Dec27
The Year in Online Video 2007
Freaks, geeks and beats make for a bumper crop of visual artistry, harvested by your friendly internet meme farmers. Take a look at 12 of the year’s most amusingly embeddable videos.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Dec27
Snorting a Brain Chemical Could Replace Sleep
Scientists are reporting that a nasal spray of a key brain hormone cures sleepiness in sleep-deprived monkeys. With no apparent side effects, the hormone might be a promising sleep-replacement drug.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Dec27
Dec. 28, 1973: Endangered Species Get a Helping Hand
Public consciousness leads to the most sweeping environmental protection legislation in U.S. history.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Dec27
Why I Canceled All My Music Subscriptions
With Warner Music ditching DRM, Listening Post blogger Eliot Van Buskirk decides to do the same. But leaving Napster and Rhapsody isn’t as easy is it should be.
Filed in: Personal Tech
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