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My calendar of choice is

George — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:49:14 -0800

My calendar of choice is definitely Apple iCal. I sync it with my iPhone (because MobileMe sucks and free Exchange alternatives aren't great, either), and I also sync it with Google calendar and Daylite. I definitely think more thought went into iCal then Apple Mail web tasarım, which I tolerate because of it's great integration with Leopard and my other applications. Gmail is still my favorite email client.
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it looks like the whole free

berty — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 22:32:27 -0800

it looks like the whole free thing isn’t that simple.

I’ve seen people reporting that only US customers will be offered the DRM-free music yesterday .And the upgrade is a all-or-nothing prospect, which means you can’t choose which tracks to upgrade.

Also,I hope Apple gives more options on upgrading my original purchases. I have hundreds of music in my itunes library,and I'm counting the money that will cost if I update all of them!

So.I still use wondershare media converter to help me,it is much economical.

I'll just wait for Apple to carry out more actions.

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Mitchell Paddon — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:14:58 -0800

Also another suggestion would be to look into creating an app to access online banking such as RBC, the security may be hard but I'm not sure...

No kidding. I see a class

txfeinbergs — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 19:55:39 -0800

No kidding. I see a class action lawsuit coming out of this one (because just about everything Apple does it gets sued for anyway). Hell, I would sign up for this one. Apparently Apple wants me to pay close to $100 for them to remove the DRM from my already purchased music whereas if I purchase all the music today, it would come DRM free for the same cost I have already paid once. BS!

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Mitchell Paddon — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:46:30 -0800

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Joe — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 17:06:36 -0800

It just seems to me that the price of crude and gasoline defies the rules of supply and demand. Other than the suppliers control the supplies and they will demand what price you will pay. It's funny to me that you can watch crude oil prices drop and look at your local gas station and see the gasoline prices stay the same for days and days as the price of crude continues to drop, but, if the price of crude goes up the price at the pump goes up within 2 days. It defies logic and smacks of greed. Then you have the "speculators" and "commodities experts" that try insight panic to drive the price up. How many tropical storms that fizzled out this year caused crude to spike up? I recall a couple of years ago the price of crude and gas went up because 2 Isreali soldiers were kidnapped. Give me a break!!! It's all a bunch of greed, collusion and manipulation and unfortunatly the consumer pays (and now our economy). Frankly, it's kind of nice to hear oil companies not proclaiming yet another quarter of "record profits". I'm sure their profit margins are still intact though.

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