Steve Jobs escapes frying pan; Apple execs dropped in fire
April 23, 2007
Let’s not put any false airs on; we were all happy to hear Steve Jobs is out of the SEC’s sights. So happy, in fact, we’re pretty much a-OK with whatever else happens to those responsible for the shady back stock options scandal that has tainted Apple as of late. Unfortunately, someone forgot to knock on the wood, because Nancy Heinin, former Apple senior vice president, secretary, and general council, has caught the loving attention of the SEC.
Safari is to Mac OSX as Internet Explorer is to Windows and you know what, I don’t recommend using either. Use Safari as necessary, when you need it but never any other times, the same applies to Internet Explorer on Windows. 
Microsoft does not like anything that might threaten its dominance in any market especially anything that comes from chief rival and arch nemesis, Apple. 
You know what’s beautiful about being a Mac user? Live Updates. Dare I say…they’re exciting? This one is no exception; Apple’s April security update is full of goodies, so get to downloading! 
It was almost unthinkable that Apple would port one of their applications to Windows. I am of course talking about iTunes which made its debut for Windows way back in 2003. I remember that day well, the tag line on Apple’s homepage read “Hell froze over, iTunes for Windows.” Fitting and appropriate and I wouldn’t be surprised if it had frozen over. 
As bloggers, journalists, and everything in between, we’ve all been guilty at one time or another for a blatantly bad post; whether we didn’t do enough research, forgot to link back to our source, or just plain flunked our own article, we’ve all been guilty. However, John Dvorak was guilty of a fairly inexcuseable discrepancy, and because it was directed at Mac, I think I will take time out of my generally accusation-less day to correct him in his error. 
There are any number of browsers you could choose to use on Mac OSX, Safari, Firefox, Camino, Opera and others. The choices are almost limitless and yet some just stand out more than others. I think all Mac users can agree that Safari can become very sluggish but if you are just stuck on using Safari there are a few ways to make it not so sluggish. 
Even though Stevesy and Apple were able to dodge those nasty 
Steve Jobs must be shaking his head, softly chuckling to himself as he reads that Adobe is releasing their very own media player, appropriately called the Adobe Media Player. Today at the National Association of Broadcasters trade show, Adobe 
