iTunes Radio is a revelation to me. Not that I didn’t know what it was going to be like, I mean, intellectually. I’ve used Pandora, after all. But Pandora was annoying, browser-based, finicky, and I never used it very long. When I first tried iTunes Radio yesterday, while trying to write, I picked some of […]
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iTunes Match Airport Wall Wart
Delightful name, no? I would like Apple to build a wall wart1 that connects to my iTunes Match account (nee, my iCloud account) to stream music. It should be very much like an Airport Express, being wall-wartish, and having an audio out option, but it should be purpose built to connect to my music in […]
Dear Apple, do you hate my family?
Just “watched” Apple’s latest from their Worldwide Developers Conference, and they announced a lot of cool things, but they have left me, in the end, worried. In a nutshell, Apple hates me (us). Right now, we have one Mac, two iPhones and an iPad in the family (with another iPad on the way, we expect). […]
Okay, I touched on this in my Macworld coverage, but it deserves its own post. We have a TiVo Series 3 that connects to the Internet. I can see us owning an Apple TV at some point in the future. We are members of Netflix. All three of these allow for some form of digital […]
You may or may not have read the Master Home Computing Plan, a post where I outlined how and what my perfect home computing plan was. That post is under review right now, but a crucial element has just been introduced by a company called iospirit. Enter Remote Buddy. Originally, this was software you installed […]