Category: 601: Widescreen Email, Apple News in 2008, Don’s 2008 Prediction Tally, Mac Training Specials

Matt talked about our first snowmobile adventure last weekend. Tony, who is the president of the local club convinced us to trailer up to the base of Camel’s Hump in the middle of a blizzard because the trail up there had been groomed. After futzing with the battery on one machine for a couple hours…

*SPORTS* MLB Baseball: Okay I’m getting really tired of saying “wait until next year” so this is absolutely the year that the Cubs make it to the World Series and beat the Boston Red Sox in 7 games. Geoff and the rest of the Red Sox fans will paper my wall with signed $1 bills.…

Continuing an end-of-year Small Dog tradition, the following is a timeline of notable events for Apple Inc. in 2008. It’s worth noting that while Apple’s market share continued to expand rapidly in 2008, the value of Apple’s shares (AAPL) took a beating. As of this writing, AAPL is down 56% for the year. It started…

All Mac notebooks, iMacs, and Cinema Displays have horizontal widescreen displays. However, Mail, the email client built into Mac OS X, has a decidedly narrow interface by default. I find this rather awkward; I prefer a three-column email interface, with mailboxes, inbox, draft folders, etc in the left pane, new and unfiled emails in the…

_Dear Friends,_ We learned this week that the iPhone is finally coming to Vermont. The complicated deal that culminated in AT &T buying Unicel’s GSM network and stores in Vermont has gotten all of their approvals and we are told that as early as the middle of January the iPhone will finally be in the…