What to do When Your AirPort Base Station Dies
Date: Saturday, June 14th, 2003, 22:10
Category: iPod, User Group
My first generation AirPort Base Station died today. The unplug and hit HARD twice method refused to work. So off to CompUSA I went…
My first generation AirPort Base Station died today. The unplug and hit HARD twice method refused to work. So off to CompUSA I went…
A Sierra Wireless sales rep provides update on AirCard compatibility. (read more)
iSync Calendar Sync has worked well with the T68 for some time, but there’s a trick to getting P800 functionality. Sander sends us the full technique.
Patrick Murphy points us to this ThinkSecret story which suggests Apple and Best Buy are still in talks to restore Apple products to the retailer’s stores. The upside: Apple staff could be employed, as in CompUSA stores, to make sure Apples actually get sold. But as Patrick says, “This is like one of those abusive relationships that just never quits. And I suspect it’ll be a notable exception to the rule quoted in “Roger Dodger” – that break-up sex is always disappointing, but getting-back-together sex is fabulous.”
I am going to be traveling soon and I would like your opinion on the BEST digital camera for PowerBook travelers (I own a G4 800MHZ PB Titanium with 60GB and Max RAM).
I’ve noticed you’ve showcased a number of cameras over the years, but would like your opinion on the recent BEST. Should I buy one that uses Firewire or USB/USB2, memory stick or something else? (etc).
I plan to be traveling to Asia this summer and need a good, affordable digital camera with good overall features. I had a Sony Mavica the last time I went over a few years ago, and it was great because I could transfer to my Wallstreet 300MHZ via floppies, but the picture quality (1200X680?) was not all that great.
Any suggestions (and why) would help me greatly.
Thanks for your help.
John
I just saw an advanced screening of The Hulk and there were Macs abound! TiBooks, iMacs, PowerMacs, Cinema Displays, you name it, it was in there! Honestly the Macs were more exciting then the movie itself. I just thought you and your readers would like to know.
Panic’s Desktasktic is a fun little application that allow you to doodle directly on the Mac OS X desktop by covering it with an invisible “white board” layer. If you find yourself using stickies (either analog or digital) or are constantly jotting down notes then you need to check this program out…
The recent story on the PowerPage states: “Sony Laptops to get edge over Apple’s” is quite misleading.
Howard Chui takes the T610 for a spin.
Sony is licensing Waves audio processing technology for its laptops. Audio producers might just find this development important enough when deciding which laptop to buy…