Friday, January 23, 2004

Pepsi iTunes ad to feature RIAA legal targets. Since Apple revealed the Windows version of its popular iTunes software last October, it's been known that Apple and Pepsi would work together to promote the iTunes Music Store by giving away bottles of Pepsi products with redeemable codes for free songs from the iTunes Music Store under the cap. Now USA Today has the inside scoop on the vaunted Super Bowl advertisement that Pepsi will show to kick off the promotion. [MacCentral] comment []8:37:12 PM

TetrUSS CFD software now Panther-ized. No, it's not some obscure rip-off of the popular puzzle game Tetris. TetrUSS computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software is a suite of applications that was originally developed for internal use at NASA. Now it's utilized by engineers and scientists across the country to analyze fluid dynamics and aerodynamics. [MacCentral] comment []8:32:25 PM

Tatra Mac G4 - Fastest Mac On Four Wheels? [MacSlash] comment []12:47:37 PM

Prescott pipeline longer than Northwood's - Intel. New P4s may be slower than old [The Register] comment []12:52:14 AM

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