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Friday January 31, 2003

iMovie, iPhoto, iCurve and Zeldman Redesigns

Apparently, Apple is going to release iMovie 3 and iPhoto 2 today. Thanks to Erik for the tip. Hopefully, I'll be downloading later today.

G4, iCurve and Display James recommends buying iCurve. After looking at their site, you can see that it would look nicely next to your new 23" display. Couple that with a 17" PowerBook and you've just spend a whole lotta money. For me, it's a waste of money as my Mac is really nothing more than iCandy and a nice Jukebox. I'll still trying and rationalize buying the 23 and the 17 though...

Zeldman has redesigned again, and I actually like it better than the last design. It almost inspired me to come up with some new themes for Roller. I really like James's Plain Jane approach. Maybe I'll replicate his and Zeldman's... someday.

Finally, the good/bad in my life. The Good: it was in the 60s yesterday and it's supposed to be even nicer today. I'm taking my bike to work and I hope to take a ride around lunchtime. Also, my sister and parents are flying in for the weekend. It'll be the first time that Abbie and Aunt Kalin have met. The Bad: I lost my phone. And I lost my sunglasses a couple of weeks ago. Damn.

Posted in Mac OS X at Jan 31 2003, 05:32:36 AM MST 2 Comments
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YOU LOST THE T68i?!?! HOW COULD YOU!? Man, that was a sweet phone. Good thing you can get it again for free on Amazon.com... ;-) -Russ

Posted by Russ on January 31, 2003 at 09:13 AM MST #

I know - especially after paying $180 for it!! Arrggghh. The worst part is that I can only get it for free from Amazon with new service activation. If I cancel my AT&T service (I just called them) - it costs me $175 for an <em>early termination fee</em>. Of course, I can buy a new phone from them for $150. :(

Posted by Matt Raible on January 31, 2003 at 09:35 AM MST #

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