The ITMS is a behemoth of a store. It's filled with page after page of artists from near and far.

The Podcast section is just as diverse (if not as big). For those of us stuck at a desk, here's a few you might want to check out...

Two things I have learned to loathe working in the corporate world:

1. People walking into my cube and hovering over my shoulder.
2. People walking into my cube, hovering and scaring me because I didn't know they were there.

Fortunately, I've got an iMac G5 with a built-in iSight camera....

Ladies and gentlemen... don't use this app!

I installed it earlier to take a look at what other Skype-style competitors are out there. Gizmo Project seemed to offer quite a lot including Google maps, landline dialing and conference calling.

Downloading and installation were easy. Setting up an account was easy...until... it asked to import my address book. "How smart" I thought to myself, "It will make it easier to set up buddy lists, etc".

Those of you who are IN my address book now have an email that was automatically sent upon import.

That email makes a request for the recipient to download Gizmo as if it were the best thing ever. My apologies to anyone who received that email...all THREE HUNDRED of you!

In conclusion, I'd just like to point out that programs shoudl *not* do this by default...and...even as someone who has seen a few things out there on the intraweb, I got duped.

My apologies.

Grab a custom iMix of the YML preshow music for November 23th, 2005.

Grab a custom iMix of the YML preshow music for November 16th, 2005.

This week is all about U2.

Grab a custom iMix of the YML preshow music for November 9th, 2005.

This week is all Bowie all the time.

So, you've got Tiger installed, you've seen Dashboard and Spotlight but what the heck do you do with this Automator program?

Well, let Automator do something useful for YOU

We're not likely to have an iTunes Movie Store any time soon, and I need movies for traveling. Got a long trip ahead of you? Don't want to carry a bucketload of DVDs? This might be the solution you're looking for...

Got Flickr? Now get QOOP to print up your photos into books or a poster.

Prices are $15.99 for 'perfect binding' of 28 page books, $12.99 for 12 page 'saddle stitch' or $9.99 for a 13.5"x19" poster.

A long time ago, in the mind of Tim Berners-Lee, the world wide web was born. It was white, pristine and had very little useful information. Today, some twenty years later, it's a mess of pages and topics and FAQs. The expanse of the internet has had a (perhaps) negative our ability to find real information, stories and news...until now.