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The last time I tackled the relationship between Adobe Systems and Apple Computer's next-generation operating system in an opinion piece was four years ago, and the scars still haven't quite healed.
Freddie Mac and its larger cousin, Fannie Mae, are fierce competitors in the secondary mortgage market.
Of all the quirks that set Apple Computer apart from other PC makers, few irk some members of the Windows majority like Apple's dogged defense of the Mac look and feel.
Last month, Apple followed Gateway's country store example by opening its first two retail stores.
Ready or not, it's now up to third parties to make Apple's OS initiative a success.
Now that Apple has released its long-awaited Mac OS X operating system, what's next?
Over the past two years, Freddie Mac has aggressively used the Internet to lower the cost of marketing its securities and increase its profile among mortgage brokers.
You may have seen our review of Mac OS X. You weren't seeing things.
Mac OS X's new direction could be a rough ride for Mac faithful
Mac OS X is coming. Partners are ready. But some Apple divisions will be late to the big launch.
What inspired a cover story on Apple Computer? It started when one of our curious editors, Suzanne Deffree, asked me whether Mac OS X would impact our readers.
The late 1980s and mid-1990s led to one operating-system disappointment after another.
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