Tuesday, May 4, 2004

First with Wi-Fi. Reporting on widespread adoption of high-speed wireless Internet access, Laurie J. Flynn writes in the New York Times, [base "]It has been more than four years since Apple Computer began building Wi-Fi capability into its iBook notebooks, becoming the first major PC maker to broadly adopt the new technology. Since then, Apple has grabbed a considerable share of the Wi-Fi market and has led a trend that shows no signs of slowing. Today a Macintosh user can get online wirelessly at Starbucks coffeehouses and Borders Book Stores, or at any number of hotels.[per thou] [May 4] [Apple Hot News] comment []11:05:15 PM

Jobs to preview Mac OS X "Tiger" at WWDC keynote [The Macintosh News Network] comment []10:17:09 PM

Thus swells - thanks to ADSL. 'Key milestones' passed By Tim Richardson . [The Register] comment []6:34:52 PM

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