The Cinemafactory has posted a casting call on Craiglist for a new iTunes and iPod commercial. The firm said it is looking for “dancers, performers, and uniquely talented people of all ethnicities and ages who enjoy using iTunes/iPods for an upcoming non-union commercial shooting in early November in Los Angeles.” The Cinemafactory said that “unique and interesting people” should email itunes@cinemafactory.com if interested.
Read MoreAccording to David Moody, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Mac Product Marketing, Apple fans shouldn’t expect new or revamped PowerBooks before Christmas. “This new line-up of iBooks, along with the current PowerBooks we have will make up the complete portable line-up we will be offering for the holidays,” Moody said while discussing the updated iBooks released this morning.
Read MoreThe Apple Developer Connection (ADC) has launched a new Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) developer program.
Read MoreAmazon.com is now showing June 30, 2005 as the ship date for Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger). MacMinute reported last week that the online retailer was listing March 31, 2005 as the release date, but later removed the date.
Read MoreThe Iconfactory has released “Snappy Hour Halloween,” a new freeware icon collection based on artwork from artist Derek Yaniger. “The undead rise from their eternal rest, spirits moan, and unholy creatures of the night follow your every move! Brace yourself for the most terrifying spectacle the world has ever known! And if you enjoy this freeware icon set, be sure to check out the Art Collections from Mister Retro that inspired them. Happy Halloween!”
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