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• RSS Everywhere: Mail.app Rex Hammock confirms Mac OS X 10.5’s Mail.app supports reading RSS. While I’ve yet to see Apple implement RSS in a smart way, RSS in Mail.app proves RSS support will be ubiquitous. Just as I mentioned last month. Can’t wait to see if Mail.app is a better podcast-receiver than iTunes. If you’ve got Leopard installed -
• The Aluminum is Blinding There are 5 MacBook Pros and 2 PowerBooks in the meeting I’m in right now.
• iTouché-ing I believe it’s been said many times before; while there are many other tech companies out there - Apple is the only one worth complaining about. If Apple was actually interested in short-term value and a simple, highly-constrained, highly-polished experience, the iPhone wouldn’t do 2/3 of this things it’s purported to (still being vaporware and all)
• How the iPhone Unexpectedly Impressed Me I stopped by the Roseville Apple Store this afternoon to diagnose 2 recurring problems with my year old MacBook Pro; 6 month old battery barely holds a charge, and bottom quarter of the LCD screen is all multi-colored stripes - completely unusable. It’s just a few weeks outside of it’s one-year warranty, again proving to
• iTunes Music Store Replies - More than Two Years Later  Dear Garrick Van Buren, Thank you for your interest in iTunes. After careful consideration of your application, we believe that the most efficient way to get your content up on iTunes in a timely fashion would be for you to deliver the content through one of the several digital service providers with whom we currently work.