Author: Roger Born

The current fight between Apple and Real Networks over the unauthorized hacking of Apple’s iPod so that it would play Real’s downloads – is

(From the Gloom and Doom Department) Here are some facts that you can base your future plans upon: (None of which you will hear

Do I call him an artist or a photographer? Here is the link David Born makes unusual art out of photos. This is not

The iMac has traditionally been the cash cow for Apple Computers. They sell more of them than any other model. Lately the laptops, the

California Cheese has had an ongoing commericial here “Its the Cheese” for a number of years. They compare themselves to that ‘Wisconsin stuff’ in

I am taking this out of the blog replies because I think the idea is worthwhile. What Apple needs to do to make the

No rumors here. This is what has been published about new Apple computer products. The Register, a European Computer Site, is reporting that Apple

Hey NASA! You are going to spend over a billion dollars on fixing Hubble with a robot? What are the odds you will get

Of course I mean the Expo, not the magazine. Imagine getting those two mixed up. “Hey boss. There ain’t no crowds here. It’s just

Funny how you stumble across something a bit profound, even when the news of it is sort of interesting, but just something to be

Its Friday. The new iMacs are four days away from being announced. Roger Born, premiere, legendary Apple whinner and Mac writer, has been missing

The new iMac is here. The keynote is over. It was good. The new iMac was the only new hardware introduced. Someone called it

LOS ANGELES – “Former ‘Star Trek’ cast member James Doohan is beaming. Doohan. who played the engineer Scotty, grinned and waved to fans as

Disclaimer: The following article is an odd one, meant to bring a Picassoesque momemt to our readers, and is in no way intended to

The following pretty well sums up the situation here in the Mojave desert, North of Los Angeles, this 3rd of September, 2004. Friday 3

Nothing big or earth-shaking here. Just (un)common sense, if you think about it. Apple has always been about cutting-edge technology, but for the purpose

Here are the Top Ten links every Mac person needs to get through their day. OK. Eleven, counting this most excellent and prestigious site

Steve Balmer, Microsoft’s CEO, today slandered millions of upstanding, decent iPod owners by insinuating that most of the music on our iPods is stolen.

George Burns, Bob Hope, Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Red Skelton, Steve Allen, and a greatly respected host of other comic greats, welcomed Rodney Dangerfield

As I was reading through the latest PC Magazine (Gasp! – oh, don’t worry. I was waiting in a reception area – it wasn’t