Ever wonder how you get those up-to-the-minute images from across the globe? Read this post: The Dark Art of Filing.

Geeks RULE.

From Macworld, this story:

From Apple Insider:

"Customer satisfaction in the personal computer industry suffered another series of declines last quarter, though one standout was Apple, Inc., which defied the trend by recording its largest gain ever, according to a new consumer satisfaction survey."

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OK, well... here is a Photographer's little slice of hell.

I'll cut right to it. Canon Camera Control software and PhaseOne C1Pro, two of, by far, the most popular chunks of Professional Photography, are not supported in Leopard yet for all Canon cameras, notably the 5D.

Great.

You always see the high-end, color accurate displays with a hood around them. Now, maybe you're not to keen on the look of the hood, but it serves a very important function, by blocking stray light from the screen.

As far as we know, (at least as the first 25 people goes), this is the guy who's traveled the farthest to get here for the opening today.

He's wheelchair-bound, but that didn't stop him... and number 3 in line to boot!

1pm or so, 5/15, opening day... you think they're excited?

Welcome to Boston!

NECN does a nice little bit on the Apple Store moving in, and what it means to the local neighbors... like TSP.

We also made Ch7 (WHDH) twice, and FOX. (...we're ready for our closeup, CB!)

XRite has sent me their new product for inclusion in my latest book project, Color Pipeline... ColorMunki.

Since the last TQO came out I've had a few questions about the mention of "...the book on RAW processing", in the Aperture event announcement. Well, I'm excited to announce a few things... First, RAW Pipeline will be hitting the shelves in May, and we are getting ready to put together a kick-butt little party.

You can pre-order from Amazon, here:
http://tinyurl.com/2bfk9m