March 2007

  • CS3 page on Apple Website

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    Apple setup a nice page regarding the new Adobe CS 3 suite and the Macintosh. At first, it might seem that Apple is trying to sell Mac Pros but on a closer look you might notice a link to a page that has the recommended configurations for running CS3… This probably means that I’ll have

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  • Boot Camp 1.2 Beta Runs Vista

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    I still don’t have a need to install Boot Camp on my Mac, and even if I needed I guess Parallels would be the best way to go… Changes in Boot Camp 1.2 beta Boot Camp 1.2 beta contains several updates and is intended for all new and previous Boot Camp beta users. Boot Camp

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  • Big Apple Brother

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    Looks like Apple is not very happy with all those nasty things being done to their new baby… [tags]Apple, Apple TV, Hacks[/tags]

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  • Google Supports GeoRSS, KML in Maps API

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    Announced a few days ago, Google Maps API now supports GeoRSS and KML. This really comes in handy for one of my current projects 😀 time to fiddle with this new features and see if we can “struck gold”. [tags]Google, Google Maps, Google Earth, KML, GeoRSS[/tags]

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  • The Crippled Philosophy

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    If you take a good look at the consumer electronics market, you might start to notice a new management and marketing philosophy: releasing crippled products into the market as if it’s normal. By crippled I mean with less features that it should logically have, because the brands present these products as the state of the

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  • Question of the day

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    Knowing that the average salary in Portugal is 750 euros, how many PS3 will Sony sell here in the next few months? [tags]Portugal, Sony, PS3[/tags]

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  • Google testing a new kind of Ad

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    According to the NY Times, Google is testing in a new ad idea where the advertiser only pays Google when the ad spurs a consumer to take an action, be it purchasing a product, subscribing to a newsletter or even ask for more details about a product or a service. The pay per click method

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