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Mobile Me
http://www.webware.com/8301-1_109-9963504-2.html
Live Mesh competitor
Snow Leopard -
No new MacBook Pro?
Techriest - Mac as a development platform - http://www.acrossthepod.dreamhosters.com/?p=15
iPhone - Apps!
The SDK, core services, what it can and can't do
Difference between the apps and web apps
How to buy the apps
kwsanders - I cannot remember how long Steve Jobs mentioned that Apple would be supporting PowerPC based Macs, but I would not have thought they would have given up support of those of us who still have perfectly good PowerPC based systems. What do you think of the possibility of Apple doing away with support of the PPC chips in the upcoming OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard"?
chustar - If only Microsoft could do this with Windows.
They should end support for PPC and take every reference of it out of the code. You can still use Leopard and I don't think the PPC will be powerful enough to run 10.6 anyway.
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eshaan - I am a long time user of windows, and I love it. Now I want to change my PC and was thinking to buy the Mac. My questions are:
1. how different is the apples mac to any PC in the market?
2. is the mac wroth the price?
Tony - I have, in the past, considering buying a Mac. But, I don't see how the extra price is justified, especially considering that I am perfectly happy with Windows and I am very limited in terms of PC budget. Maybe you guys (Tom) could discuss the merrits of buying a Mac.
Geoff - I'm sure you have a million people telling you their favourite plugins, but you didn't mention IE TAB
For instance, firefox does not work well on any pages at Microsoft.com, so with IE TAB, you can set it to automatically switch to rendering with IE for certain websites. Although, I believe this is windows only
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Tom Merritt appears on CNET TV and loves to dive into technology and help consumers fight fear, uncertainty, and doubt with technology.
Rafe Needleman is editor of Webware.com, CNET's blog about Web applications. He lives to discover great new online apps – and to rip apart bad ones.
