Year: 2001

An Apple feature spotlights the Digital Healing Network, an organization that’s helping World War II veterans tell their stories through its WWII Memories Project. Veterans work with students aged 13-21 to produce movies on Macs that recall their wartime experiences.

Microsoft, which yesterday caused a stir by preventing non-Internet Explorer users from viewing msn.com, has removed the block and the note encouraging users to download Internet Explorer instead. Microsoft initially claimed that browsers such as Opera and Mozilla were blocked because they don’t support XHTML, and therefore the browsing experience would be degraded. However, Jon von Tetzchner, CEO of Opera, fired back: “Opera’s XHTML standard is of the highest quality…

Apple has kicked off a new iMac promotion that offers a US$150 mail-in rebate or free digital camera with the purchase of a 600MHz or 700MHz iMac.

VersionTracker notes that Keyspan has updated a number of items today, including the Keyspan USB PDA adapter 2.4, Keyspan USB Twin Serial adapter 1.8.4, Keyspan USB 4-Port Serial Adapter 1.1, Keyspan High Speed Serial Adapter 1.8.4, and Read More

An interesting Reuters article, titled “XP Draws Fire From Mac, Linux, Even DOS Faithful,” offers perspectives from users of other operating systems on Windows XP.