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News: Google News to host wire service stories
Google News will begin hosting and displaying articles from wire services.
News: Analyst: iTunes pricing spat with NBC could hurt Apple
An analyst says NBC may lose millions by its decision to not renew its iTunes Store contract, but the move may help undermine Apple's aspirations of dominating online videos the way it does digital music.
Mac Gems: LaunchBar 4.3.2
If you haven't tried LaunchBar yet, you really should. It continues to be one of the most perfect Mac productivity utilities ever devised.
From the Lab: Testing iLife's system requirements
iLife '08 sports some pretty steep system requirements, particularly for the new version of iMovie. If you're wondering how well Apple's new digital lifestyle suite runs on an older Mac, wonder no more -- Macworld Lab Director James Galbraith has the results of our latest tests.
Review: Noise-canceling headphones
Need some peace and quiet on your next flight? We take a look at a slew of active-noise-cancelation headphones.
The iPod Blog: Universal and the dinosaur's last roar
Universal Music/NBC seems to believe the old rules still apply. Wait, what's that fast-approaching fiery ball in the sky?
News: Bose intros SoundDock Portable for iPod
Bose's new SoundDock Portable speaker system for iPod uses technology developed for its Wave line of speaker systems.
Mac OS X Hints: Enable trackpad tapping at the login window
Learn how to enable trackpad tapping at the login window on Mac laptops.
News: Google Desktop adds support for nine languages
Google Desktop for the Mac has been improved with support for nine additional languages and other refinements in its latest beta release.
Review: TurboSketch Studio
Before purchasing a photorealistic plug-in like TurboSketch Studio, play with SketchUp to see if the basic rendering options that come with the program are sufficient for your needs. If you require more high-powered lighting and surface effects to use in presentations, TurboSketch provides them ably—but slowly.
News: Traktor Skratch 1.1 released
Traktor Skratch, Native Instrumeents' professional DJ system, has been updated to version 1.1.
Review: iWeb '08
If you are an organization or small-business looking for iWeb to do anything more than the basics, and particularly if you are not a .Mac customer, you will be disappointed. The blogging feature still lacks some standard features found in other common blog products, but it will do for most personal use.
News: iTunes Store to stop selling NBC shows in September
Apple said that it's pulling NBC shows from the iTunes Store in September, because NBC wanted Apple to increase prices to more than twice what customers are paying now.
News: iToner puts custom ringtones on iPhone
Ambrosia has released iToner, a Mac OS X utility that enables you to put custom ringtones on your iPhone without hacking the iPhone.
News: Shure SE110 earphones block outside noise
Shure has added a new model to its line of Sound Isolating earphones that cost $99.
News: SanDisk offers ExpressCard flash media reader
SanDisk will soon offer a new flash media reader that fits into the ExpressCard slot on MacBook Pros.
Creative Notes: Creative links from around the Web
As we head into the tail end of the summer, I thought I would pass along some interesting links and tips that have recently run across my desk:Font Explorer X updated for CS3, Quark 7Linotype has updated its free font management application, Font Explorer X to Version 1.2.2 this past week.
News: NBC and Apple at iTunes Store impasse, says report
NBC Universal and Apple are reportedly at an impasse to renew NBC Universal's contract to provide video content for the iTunes Store after December.
News: Sony throws in the towel on Connect music store
Sony's three-year effort to beat Apple's iTunes Music Store is over. The company will shutter its Connect music store and adopt Windows Media DRM.
Editors' Notes: The Beatles on iTunes: Tomorrow never knows
Rob Griffiths does believe in Beatles... he just doesn't understand why it's such a big deal to have the Fab Four's music join the millions of other tracks at the iTunes Store.
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