Du willst dieses Lied auf deinem iPod haben. Also gehst du ins Internet und suchst dir den Song bei Youtube und lädst ihn dann mit NoMule runter indem du den Link kopierst und einfügst?

So ging es bisher. Seit heute kannst du direkt in NoMule suchen.

NoMule unterstützt nun also den kompletten Workflow vom Suchen des Videos bis zum Umwandeln in ein Format deiner Wahl und Taggen in einem Programm.

Momentan wird das Suchen auf zwei Webseiten unterstützt. Das sind:

• YouTube
• YouPorn

Wie immer kann man sich das ganze bei Sourceforge herunterladen. Have fun :)

So I finally gave in and bought an Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse. The wired version I got with my iMac has been out of use for a while now, due to a problem that developed with the track ball (and the button now working). I've been using a Logitech mouse since then, but have missed 360 degree scrolling and the squeeze-for-Expose function.

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Stolen Laptop Helps Turn Tables on Suspects - New York Times

WHITE PLAINS — The thieves were voracious, filching flat-screen televisions and computer games, purloining iPods and DVDs, even making off with a box of liquor and a set of car rims in a burglary two weeks ago at an apartment three young people shared here. Luckily, they also took two laptop computers.

BIENVENIDOS todos a esta entrada de la Chica del Mes según macenstein, en esta ocasion se trata de Jenn Thomas...y los productos Apple (a já)...

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Posted By Mishary.

Today i was checking Apple store, both the 8GB and 16GB models are “Currently Unavailable”. There’s no indication of whether this is merely a case of stock mis-management or a sign that a new iPhone is fast approaching. Hope this is a new indication of the new 3G iPhone Bs still im in love with my Curve :P

It's amazing. After countless years, the Mac VS PC bullshit is still stinking fiercely. Macintosh has had an interesting history. Back in the 80s, Steve Wozniak made the Apple II, the first computer that anyone actually cared about. Then the Macintosh computers came around, and they weren't too shabby. I didn't want one, though. Why? You couldn't play Doom. At least not until 1995.

An anonymous reader writes "Apple's just bought a chip company, P.A. Semi that could make chips for iPhones and maybe iPods. Apple wouldn't reveal the exact plans, but Dan Dobberpuhl, lead designer of Alpha's chips, is known for making super efficient processors, like a 64-bit dual core last year that was supposedly about 300% more efficient than the nearest competition, using only 5 to 13 watts at 2GHz. Apple's quarterly results are later today, so we might hear more about the deal. This is something of a blow to ARM, especially with the mobile chip market heating up recently, with forays by Intel and Nvidia adding to competition from established players like VIA."

An anonymous reader writes "Apple's just bought a chip company, P.A. Semi that could make chips for iPhones and maybe iPods. Apple wouldn't reveal the exact plans, but Dan Dobberpuhl, lead designer of Alpha's chips, is known for making super efficient processors, like a 64-bit dual core last year that was supposedly about 300% more efficient than the nearest competition, using only 5 to 13 watts at 2GHz. Apple's quarterly results are later today, so we might hear more about the deal. This is something of a blow to ARM, especially with the mobile chip market heating up recently, with forays by Intel and Nvidia adding to competition from established players like VIA."

rev_media tips a short article up at InfoWorld giving some numbers on the increasing Mac presence in businesses. "We're seeing more requests outside of creative services to switch to Macs from PCs," notes the operations manager for a global advertising conglomerate. They "now [support] 2,500 Macs across the US — nearly a quarter of all... US PCs." Another straw in the wind: "Security firm Kapersky Labs has already created a Mac version of its anti-virus software for release should Mac growth continue (and the Mac thus [find] itself prey to more hackers)."

An anonymous reader writes "According to Gizmodo, Psystar has begun shipping its Macintosh clones, thus proving that the company is not a hoax. Initial impressions seem to be positive, though Software Update does not work."