Time magazine has picked Apple’s iTunes Music Store as one of its 50 best Web sites. “Right now you need a Mac and the iTunes program, but pretty soon Windows PC users will be able to take advantage of this, the best (legal) music service online today,” writes Time. “Its brilliance lies in its simplicity: you pay 99 cents per track, with no monthly fee, and you can burn the songs to a CD, stash ‘em in your iPod or both.”
Read MoreApple has posted the Power Mac G5 introduction video, which was first shown at yesterday’s keynote from the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference. The video — available in 240, 320 and 480 sizes for QuickTime 6 users — shows some very interesting scenes from inside the IBM plant that builds the PowerPC G5 processors.
Read MoreApple’s “New Music Tuesdays” continue today with additions to the iTunes Music Store from Beyoncé, Lumidee, Stan Getz, Black Eyed Peas, S.T.U.N., Vendetta Red, Brian Culbertson, and Monica. Apple has also added new music from Billie Holiday, Con Funk Shun, O-Town, Acoustic Alchemy, Joni Mitchell, James Brown, Mark Chesnutt, and Blink 182. In addition, exclusive tracks were added from Annie Lennox, Audioslave and Jeff Beck.
Read MoreAlien Skin Software today announced the release of its updated Triple Bundle, which combines the brand new Xenofex 2, Eye Candy 4000, and Splat! in a low cost package. In addition, the company has announced a free Photoshop 7 tutorial with TrainingTools.com. The Triple Bundle package is priced at US$299.
Read MoreMindVision Software today announced the release of FileStorm 1.6 and FileStorm Pro 1.6 for Mac OS X. The newest version of FileStorm adds improved support for Unicode file names and several performance enhancements for faster build times. Further information is available from the Web site.
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