I'm all on my tod this weekend, getting some quiet time to myself. Lorna's in Bristol with her family, and my sister-in-law's up with Mum.

I celebrated by running Blackrock Depths with my WoW guild last night, getting to the Emperor, before wiping at 3am. Boo. Still, it was our first time there and I'm sure we'll do better next time ( Read more... )

Working from home today - more precisely, Mum's home ( Read more... )

My copy of iLife '06 turned up on Friday, and finally got the chance to play with it today. Mainly, I played with iPhotoMy, does it fly. Jobs wasn't joking when he said that it was faster than before. The application's major weakness has been addressed ( Read more... )

From TUAW:Yet another significant update that should be added to the list of major updates and changes that were cut from yesterday's keynote: web access to the .Mac iDisk
At last!

People in the UK might like to note that when Steve Jobs and the Apple UK press releases said that iLife '06 and iWork '06 were available "now", they meant "sometime next week".

So, that was a worthwhile trip to the Apple Store, then.

I sat last night and thought about the new iMac. I came to the conclusion that I wouldn't even consider buying a new one until World of Warcraft is Intel-native, and maybe Photoshop, too.

And then I find this post on the WoW forums. The game will be Intel native by the end of the month.

Ooops.

Somebody phone my wife and tell her to take the credit card off me NOW.

Never buy version 1 of anything. Never buy version 1 of anything.

iDVD supporting widescreen: that's one from my wishlist, like calender printing with iPhoto
Garageband supporting podcasting: maybe I'll have a reason to use it now. :)
iWeb looks interesting, but I suspect Karelia can relax about Sandvox.

Ah. Monsieur Le Jobs, with these iPhoto improvements, you are really spoiling us.

If anyone's playing with the new Google Talk, I'm available as adam.tiinworth@gmail.com.

Finally, a use for the Jabber support in iChat.