Happy 2009 to everyone. Welcome back. It’s been one hell of a time off. I hope everyone had a safe and happy new year and enjoyed their holidays.
Now that I am back, expect regular updates on regular basis. This coming week, you will be seeing lots of new stuff including update from upcoming Macworld, movie reviews and much more. Stay tuned.
I have had IPod Classic for 4 years now and for some reason or another, all of a sudden, when I hook it up to my mac and ITunes launches, it freezes ITunes after few minutes. I notice that a lot of people ran into this problem but there is no solution to this from what I saw.
It doesn’t make any sense that all of a sudden this will happen? Anyone familiar with this, let me know.
Although, there are dozens of tutorial videos on Final Cut Pro but for those who are looking for some few quick tips for free, check out the video below courtesy of Digital Media Quick Tips.
It has been over a year since Apple announced release of IPhone and boy have I drooled to get it. I almost bought an unlock one for $600 here in Canada which held 16 gig of content. But today at Keynote, Steve Jobs announced that 8 gig phone will be for $199.00 and 16 gig for $299.00 and those prices will be standard across the world. Yippeeee!!!
IPhones comes to Rogers and Fido stores on July 11th.
This has been a long long wait. Apple introduced rent and buy movie option last year in United States to people who had Apple TV. I actually purchased my Apple TV last year and thus far used solely for my business and pleasure (watching trailers in HD) but now I can actually rent a movie in HD instead of going to Blockbuster to buying Blu-Ray player. Although, I will be buying a Blu-Ray player but this new service allows me to save some bucks and by then Blu-Ray prices will fall further down.
At the moment, Films from major studios including 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Studios, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. (MGM), Sony Pictures Television International with over 700+ titles. And yes they will be adding more titles as they come to DVD.