• Apple: No 3GHz G5 Or G5 PowerBook 'Any Time Soon'
• New Power Mac G5 models include "System Migration" feature
• A Love Letter to an iPod Mini
• Apple Rebuked Over G5 Speed-lead Claim - Again
• Apple Security Patch Problems Fixed With Terminal Hack
• Apple Speeds Up Creative Process
• USB 'Will Continue Its Reign"
• The iBook's Dirty Little Secret
• Linux Car MP3 Player Made From Lombard PowerBook
• Paul Thurrott Gets A 12-inch PowerBook
• ADHOC: The Advanced Developers Hands On Conference (Formerly MacHack) Papers Announced
• eWeek: Spam Costs, Volumes Soar Despite New Laws
• The Mac Hardware Report: How to Tell When a New Model is Coming Out
• For Sale by Public Auction -- Juicy Laptop Secrets
• eWeek: Faster Bluetooth on Deck

• Snitch Different?
• Coming Soon: 60GB IPods?
• Beginning To Feel Tied Down By Wireless Technology
• Labels To Dampen CD Burning?
• Lindows Wins a Round in Court - Microsoft must pay legal fees.
• eWeek: Xserve G5 Gets 64-bit Boost
• CAD/CAM Sewing and Embroidery Machines
• eWeek: Rothenberg's Blog: On the Road to Mac Grid
• Mac Night Owl: Using Macs at Home, Windows at the Office
• Paraglyph Press Announces "Degunking Your Mac"
• "BSD Hacks" Released by O'Reilly
• The Autumn European Revolution Conference to be held 14-15-16 November 2004 in Malta
• Longing For Real-time Chat?
• eWeek Scoop: Yahoo Gives Adware a Second Chance

Remember when MSN's Yusuf Mehdi said that Microsoft was going to make an "iPod Killer" that would cost $50? Turns out he didn't say anything like that at all...

• A $50 Microsoft iPod Killer? Feh!!
• Interface Burdens and Mac Usability
• $2,500 Can Buy Power In A PC
• Mac Bible Software Updated
• Google's Power Overstated
• Apple Winds Down Buggy Panther OS
• Microsoft's Internet Explorer Global Usage Share Is 93.9 percent According To OneStat.com
• Mac Night Owl: The Spam Report: Two Solutions Examined
• They Can Take Your Personal Information, but They Can't Take You
• Mac OS X Update Fails To Fix Vulnerability
• Spamhaus assaults 'Great Wall of Spam'
• Lindows Wins Some In The Netherlands
• Skype Internet Phone Service Tries Hard Within Limits

• Troubleshooting Mac OS X, Second Edition Released
• Apple Creates New iPod Division, Shuffles Execs
• Apple's iPod Gets Its Own Product Development Team
• Mac Night Owl: Could You Live with the End of the Mac?
• Fragmentation in HFS Plus Volumes Tutorial
• Minimo (Mini Mozilla) Project Profiled
• Gene and Grayson Steinberg meet David Biedny, Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus and Edgar Matias this week on The Mac Night Owl LIVE
• DEVONtechnologies HOLIDAY NOTE
• Linux War Takes Ugly Turn
• Buying Frenzy On For Free, Not Yet Ready Gmail
• Mac Night Owl: Does Anything Other Than Corporate Greed Justify Upgrades?
• Anti-spam Buy Enhances Symantec's Security Plan

The Think Different Store now has in-stock the iSkin eVo, the new, improved protector for the 3G Apple iPod. The manufacturer, ISkin Inc., refers to the new eVo as "proof of eVolution." ISkin Inc. has taken all the good stuff, like form fitting design, rear heat release pores and elegant lines from its immensely popular iSkin eXo2 and combined them with new features and refinements to create the iSkin eVo.

• eWeek: Apple: Get Out of Desktops
• eWeek: Apple Should Stay the Desktop Course
• Mac Night Owl: Should Apple Give Up Computers and Move to the Next Insanely Great Thing?
• Why Steve Jobs Is Still Important
• The Steve Jobs Way
• Apple Tech Support Rated "Significantly Better Than Dell" - Consumer Reports
• IBM Butts Heads with Microsoft in Workplace
• Student Hacks iTunes For Compatibility
• Never Use iPhoto's "Erase after transfer" Option
• Town Hall Added to Agenda for Macworld Conference & Expo in Boston
• Airship Glides Inside UK Cathedral
• O'Reilly Releases "Hackers and Painters"
• Sony Unveils Color 'iPod killer'
• Sony Takes Aim at Apple
• Browser Hijackers Ruining Lives 
• Acer Riding A Hot Streak
• eWeek: Was the Windows Source Leak a Bust?

• Apple, Sony On A Collision Course?
• MacSpeech Chief Evangelist On Talk Show TV
• RAW, iPhoto, and Mac OS X
• Time for an iPod IPO?
• One Size Does Not Fit All: Mac Solutions for the Entry Level
• Still No iTunes Music Store In Europe, And The Competition Is Moving In
• FCC Chairman Michael Powell An iPod User
• eWeek: Announcing a New Mac Blog -- Not Just for Mac Fanatics
• eWeek: Microsoft Updates MSN Messenger for Mac
• DRM 'will be cracked' says iTunes hacker
• Mac Night Owl: The Tiger Report: Would You Want One in Your Tank?
• Repeat After Me: Apple is a Business
• O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference Call for Participation

iBook Aces European "Electro-smog" Radiation Tests
• Apple Says Some iPods Not Recognized By iTunes
• XP Users Cop a Feel of OS X 
• The Lonely Mac Support Guy
• Mac OS X Nukes Zip Disks?
• Tennessee Rejects Napster/RIAA Tax
• MS Office Vastly Overpriced, Says UK Consumer Outfit
• Turbolinux Supports Windows Media and Apple's iPod
• U.S. charges four under 'spam' law
• Want in on Google's IPO?
• UK, US And Canada Crack Down On Net Scams
• Mac Night Owl: A Paragraph Worth of Monday Rants
• Mac Night Owl: Throwing Out the iBook with the Bath Water
• PC Mag: Canon PowerShot S500 Digital Elph First Look

• iTunes per iPod - ITMS Has Only Sold 21 Songs Per Machine
• Apple's Chip Pain Will Ease -- Later
• Marketing the Mac: Turning a Profit with Low-end Macs
• Music Industry Sues More Computer Users
• RIAA Tax Could Add Millions To Education Fees
• Russian 'Legal' Music Site Offers Songs For 5¢
• The Mac Market Share Myth
• Mozilla, Gnome Mull United Front Against Longhorn
• Database envy
• Apple's Present To iTunes Users
• Apple Sings a Happy iTune
• Mac Night Owl: The Panther Report: Six Months and Counting
• Why Shrink Wrap Software Won't Die
• World PDA Shipments Plunge
• Gradekeeper Software For Windows or Macintosh
• U.S. Elections Worry Panasonic

• Canadian Music Pigopolists Strike Back
• Are The Record Companies About To Kill Legal Downloads?
• Downloaders Aged 18-25 Are A 'Lost Cause' - Apple Spokesman
• Back Up Your Data Before Sending iBook For Logic Board Replacement
• PC Mag: Google Local in Beta Review
• iPod Fans Report "Static" Problems
• Apple Offers 15GB iPods As Mini Substitutes
• The Structural Failures of Windows
• Calif. Lawmaker Moves To Block Google's Gmail
• 'Universal' Hard Drive System To Ship This Month
• Iomega Ships 35GB 'Son Of Jaz'
• Vonage VoIP Pioneer Goes To Canada
• *NIX - UNIX: What Does It Mean To Choose Open Source?
• Apple FY 04 Second Quarter Results Conference Call Today
• Tech Night Owl: Making Speakerphones Listenable
• Mac Night Owl: The One Paragraph eMac Update Report
• Taiwan's Quanta Reaps Revived PC demand, LCD boom
• Applied Micro Circuits Corp. (AMCC) Powers Up

• Macintosh Freeware - Pay A Bundle For A New Computer, Get Programs For Free
• Spymac follows Google on Free Gig Of Storage
• Microsoft to release new Office version for Macs
• iBook Production Moving To China?
• Apple 'Poised To Dominate' Digital Music
• Apple Computer Loses Bid To Hear Beatles Case In US
• An Overbaked Apple
• Linux 2.4.24 kernel for iPod is now available
• SCO: IBM's Request Packs More Punch
• Samsung Readies Portable Fuel Cell - Could Provide 10 Hours Of Power To A Notebook Computer
• What Is Firmware?
• Judge OKs Microsoft Lin---s offensive
• New Workaround For Apple DRM
• New Chip Would Track Movement Of Shoppers
• Hidden Costs Said to Stymie Linux Growth
• 'What do we stand for now?' ask Sun staff
• The Advanced Developers Hands On Conference - July 21-24, 2004
• Mac Networkers' Retreat