New and Noteworthy: April Fool's Day headlines

We've rounded up some of the more amusing April Fool's Day headlines:

• EU bans sale of Apple Macs Digit Magazine "This is disastrous, an extremely bad day for computer users, and for Apple Mac users in particular," said Haarold Gremann of Macrwelt Dbh." More.
• Apple Adopts Windows Media for iTunes, iPod The Mac Observer "In an interview with The Mac Observer, Apple CEO Steve Jobs pointed out that Apple was doomed as long as it tried to go-it-alone." More.
• Tiger Woods signs long-term deal with Apple Computer Mac Daily News "'Our "Tiger Tiger" partnership help tell the world about the benefits of using Mac OS X,' said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO." More.
• Kellogg exec joins Apple board Macworld UK "Asked how he found corporate relations with the current board ? which includes former US vice-president Al Gore and CEOs of J Crew and Genentech ? he replied in animated fashion 'They're grrrreat!'" More.

Previously on MacFixIt

• Security Update 2005-003: Problems playing shared music on PCs; SMB broken in Server edition
• 2005 PowerBook G4 (possibly other models') SuperDrives not burning at advertised speed
• Lexmark printer compatibility with Mac OS X 10.3.x: Included drivers may not work
• Follow-up for NVidia 6800 Mac OS X booting issues

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