Review: “Uninspiring Vista” Erika Jonietz writes for Technology Review, “Ironically, playing around with Vista for more than a month has done what years of experience and exhortations from Mac-loving friends could not: it has converted me into a Mac fan.” Lyle Ritz: No Frills Jazz ukulele master Lyle Ritz recorded his first solo album in 1957 for Verve Records. Some 50 years later, at the age of 75, he discovers the Mac and GarageBand and records his latest. New AirPort Extreme Base Station with 802.11n Last week, Apple introduced the new AirPort Extreme, a simple and elegant wireless networking solution delivering up to five times the performance and twice the range of the previous AirPort Extreme. More news Original Broadway Cast — “Spring Awakening” Video | iTunes Store Sharam — “Party All the Time” Video | iTunes Store Eric Prydz — “Proper Education” Video | iTunes Store Lily Allen — “Littlest Things” Video | iTunes Store Shakira — “Illegal” Video | iTunes Store Nerina Pallot — “Learning To Breathe” Video Chingy — “Dem Jeans” Video | iTunes Store Jarvis — “Don’t Let Him Waste Your Time” Video Jim Jones — “We Fly High” Video | iTunes Store Various Artists — “Rocky Balboa: The Best of Rocky” Video Martin Sexton — “Camp Holiday” Listening Party | iTunes Store				Last week, Apple CEO Steve Jobs delivered the Macworld 2007 keynote presentation in San Francisco, unveiling the iPhone and Apple TV. iPhone combines three products — a revolutionary mobile phone, a widescreen iPod with touch controls, and a breakthrough Internet communications device with desktop-class email, web browsing, maps, and searching — into one small and lightweight handheld device. It completely redefines what you can do on a mobile phone. Apple TV brings your iTunes library — movies, TV shows, music, and podcasts — from your Mac or Windows PC to your big screen at home. And your digital photos from iPhoto on a Mac or Adobe Photoshop Elements or Adobe Album on a Windows PC appear in high definition, so you can put on a stunning big-screen slideshow right on your TV. Learn about these products now. Watch the Macworld 2007 keynote webcast, which you can also download from the iTunes Store and play on your iPod. And check out photo galleries of the show, too. National Geographic’s Atmosphere Podcast gives you the ability to transform your home, work, or travel environment into an exotic ambient setting. See Cairo come to life as the sun crests over the Nile. Experience the grandeur of Yellowstone from a cloud, as a golden valley materializes from the mist. Go deep in the heart of Africa’s Congo — when the sun goes down the forest comes to life. Scuba dive off the Patagonian coast of Argentina and join a group of dusky dolphins and sea lions as they feast on a swirling school of anchovies. Journey to the ancient religious complex of Angkor Wat in the jungles of Cambodia. Download these National Geographic “Atmosphere” video podcast episodes and more for free at the iTunes Store. Go behind the scenes of videoblogging’s favorite introverted extrovert, Amanda Congdon. Amanda Congdon is the co-president of Oxmour Entertainment. She is a videoblogger, writer, actress, and producer. You can watch and participate in her videoblogs Wednesdays on ABCNews.com and Fridays on StarringAmandaCongdon.com. Also, she is currently developing a show for HBO that will feature both television and online components. Last fall, Amanda traveled across the country as part of her Amanda Across America project, where she chronicled her entire trip, via videoblog. Dewey Finn (Jack Black) is a wannabe rock star who doesn’t seem to be rocking much of anything these days. Kicked out of the band that he started and about to be kicked out of his apartment, Dewey pretends that he’s his roommate Ned Schneebly (Mike White) in order to take a job as a substitute teacher. Arriving at an ultra conservative — and ultra expensive — prep school, Dewey manages to fool the uptight principal (Joan Cusack). Soon, he finds himself in a classroom with a bunch of fifth graders. Obviously, Dewey has no intentions of teaching these kids anything, but when he discovers that a handful of them are talented musicians, a light bulb goes off. Determined to enter the local battle of the bands and win $25,000, Dewey embarks on his greatest mission of all: Teaching these kids how to rock! Download and own School of Rock at the iTunes Store. Following the death of Princess Diana in an auto accident, Great Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II (Helen Mirren) and Prime Minister Tony Blair (Michael Sheen) struggle to reach a compromise in how the royal family should publicly respond to the tragedy. In the balance is the family’s need for privacy and the public’s demand for an outward show of mourning. See The Queen in theaters now. In an incredible twist of fate, a Scottish doctor (James McAvoy) on a Ugandan medical mission becomes irreversibly entangled with one of the worlds most barbaric figures: Idi Amin (Forest Whitaker). Impressed by Dr. Garrigan’s brazen attitude in a moment of crisis, the newly self-appointed Ugandan President Amin handpicks him as his physician. The Last King of Scotland opens in theaters today. At the iTunes Store, you can now get your favorite movies from Paramount Pictures. In the mood for comedy? Download and own School of Rock or Zoolander. Crave a classic? Find such treasures as Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Chinatown, and the original The War of the Worlds. Visit iTunes to find these movies and more. Sundance Institute and Sundance Channel announced last week that they will offer narrative, documentary, and animation shorts from the 2007 Sundance Film Festival for download via iTunes. Beginning January 22, you can purchase and download a broad selection of short films from the film festival priced at just $1.99 each at the iTunes Store. Get the iTunes Store free Single of the Week — “You Know I’m No Good” by British sensation Amy Winehouse. Check back every Tuesday for a new free download. Download iTunes 7 for Mac OS X or Windows. It’s free.
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	Review: “Uninspiring Vista” Erika Jonietz writes for Technology Review, “Ironically, playing around with Vista for more than a month has done what years of experience and exhortations from Mac-loving friends could not: it has converted me into a Mac fan.” Lyle Ritz: No Frills Jazz ukulele master Lyle Ritz recorded his first solo album in 1957 for Verve Records. Some 50 years later, at the age of 75, he discovers the Mac and GarageBand and records his latest. New AirPort Extreme Base Station with 802.11n Last week, Apple introduced the new AirPort Extreme, a simple and elegant wireless networking solution delivering up to five times the performance and twice the range of the previous AirPort Extreme. More news Original Broadway Cast — “Spring Awakening” Video | iTunes Store Sharam — “Party All the Time” Video | iTunes Store Eric Prydz — “Proper Education” Video | iTunes Store Lily Allen — “Littlest Things” Video | iTunes Store Shakira — “Illegal” Video | iTunes Store Nerina Pallot — “Learning To Breathe” Video Chingy — “Dem Jeans” Video | iTunes Store Jarvis — “Don’t Let Him Waste Your Time” Video Jim Jones — “We Fly High” Video | iTunes Store Various Artists — “Rocky Balboa: The Best of Rocky” Video Martin Sexton — “Camp Holiday” Listening Party | iTunes Store				Last week, Apple CEO Steve Jobs delivered the Macworld 2007 keynote presentation in San Francisco, unveiling the iPhone and Apple TV. iPhone combines three products — a revolutionary mobile phone, a widescreen iPod with touch controls, and a breakthrough Internet communications device with desktop-class email, web browsing, maps, and searching — into one small and lightweight handheld device. It completely redefines what you can do on a mobile phone. Apple TV brings your iTunes library — movies, TV shows, music, and podcasts — from your Mac or Windows PC to your big screen at home. And your digital photos from iPhoto on a Mac or Adobe Photoshop Elements or Adobe Album on a Windows PC appear in high definition, so you can put on a stunning big-screen slideshow right on your TV. Learn about these products now. Watch the Macworld 2007 keynote webcast, which you can also download from the iTunes Store and play on your iPod. And check out photo galleries of the show, too. National Geographic’s Atmosphere Podcast gives you the ability to transform your home, work, or travel environment into an exotic ambient setting. See Cairo come to life as the sun crests over the Nile. Experience the grandeur of Yellowstone from a cloud, as a golden valley materializes from the mist. Go deep in the heart of Africa’s Congo — when the sun goes down the forest comes to life. Scuba dive off the Patagonian coast of Argentina and join a group of dusky dolphins and sea lions as they feast on a swirling school of anchovies. Journey to the ancient religious complex of Angkor Wat in the jungles of Cambodia. Download these National Geographic “Atmosphere” video podcast episodes and more for free at the iTunes Store. Go behind the scenes of videoblogging’s favorite introverted extrovert, Amanda Congdon. Amanda Congdon is the co-president of Oxmour Entertainment. She is a videoblogger, writer, actress, and producer. You can watch and participate in her videoblogs Wednesdays on ABCNews.com and Fridays on StarringAmandaCongdon.com. Also, she is currently developing a show for HBO that will feature both television and online components. Last fall, Amanda traveled across the country as part of her Amanda Across America project, where she chronicled her entire trip, via videoblog. Dewey Finn (Jack Black) is a wannabe rock star who doesn’t seem to be rocking much of anything these days. Kicked out of the band that he started and about to be kicked out of his apartment, Dewey pretends that he’s his roommate Ned Schneebly (Mike White) in order to take a job as a substitute teacher. Arriving at an ultra conservative — and ultra expensive — prep school, Dewey manages to fool the uptight principal (Joan Cusack). Soon, he finds himself in a classroom with a bunch of fifth graders. Obviously, Dewey has no intentions of teaching these kids anything, but when he discovers that a handful of them are talented musicians, a light bulb goes off. Determined to enter the local battle of the bands and win $25,000, Dewey embarks on his greatest mission of all: Teaching these kids how to rock! Download and own School of Rock at the iTunes Store. Following the death of Princess Diana in an auto accident, Great Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II (Helen Mirren) and Prime Minister Tony Blair (Michael Sheen) struggle to reach a compromise in how the royal family should publicly respond to the tragedy. In the balance is the family’s need for privacy and the public’s demand for an outward show of mourning. See The Queen in theaters now. In an incredible twist of fate, a Scottish doctor (James McAvoy) on a Ugandan medical mission becomes irreversibly entangled with one of the worlds most barbaric figures: Idi Amin (Forest Whitaker). Impressed by Dr. Garrigan’s brazen attitude in a moment of crisis, the newly self-appointed Ugandan President Amin handpicks him as his physician. The Last King of Scotland opens in theaters today. At the iTunes Store, you can now get your favorite movies from Paramount Pictures. In the mood for comedy? Download and own School of Rock or Zoolander. Crave a classic? Find such treasures as Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Chinatown, and the original The War of the Worlds. Visit iTunes to find these movies and more. Sundance Institute and Sundance Channel announced last week that they will offer narrative, documentary, and animation shorts from the 2007 Sundance Film Festival for download via iTunes. Beginning January 22, you can purchase and download a broad selection of short films from the film festival priced at just $1.99 each at the iTunes Store. Get the iTunes Store free Single of the Week — “You Know I’m No Good” by British sensation Amy Winehouse. Check back every Tuesday for a new free download. Download iTunes 7 for Mac OS X or Windows. It’s free.
	QuickTime News, January 19, 2007, Volume 9, Issue 1 We hope you enjoyed reading this issue of QuickTime News. Look for your next issue on February 2. Event dates are subject to change. Some products, programs, or promotions are not available outside the U.S. Visit your local Apple site or call your local authorized Apple reseller for more information. Prices are estimated retail prices and are listed in U.S. dollars. Product specifications are subject to change. Copyright © 2007 Apple Inc.  All Rights Reserved Apple permits reproduction of the contents of QuickTime News for publicity and promotional purposes. Mention of third-party products is for informational purposes only and constitutes neither a recommendation nor an endorsement. Subscribe | Unsubscribe | Change Settings | Privacy Policy