If it's music (and now even photos) you'd like to stream to other devices, such as a smart phone, another computer, PS3 or an iPod Touch then I would highly recommend checking out Simplify Media. I stream my media from my home iMac with iTunes to my work PC (running Vista), my iPhone and my friends' computers which run Windows and OS X. Needless to say, but it's not just Apple-oriented-- It works with Windows Media Player, Windows-based PCs and Ubuntu-based PCs.


Check it out: http://www.simplifymedia.com

What about NewsPro from Thomson Reuters? No political lean or sensationalism with Reuters! That one is so easy to use, snappy and works in "offline" mode, so I can keep browsing the news in the subway.

can i has?

I know this is off subject, but what is the difference between a "blog" and a "weblog"? Aren't all blogs found online-- meaning weblog is a little redundant? Just curious!

I'm right there with you-- people don't know how much damage is happening to their ears while riding the CTA. Sometimes I just put my Etys in for the noise isolation, because it looks less crazy than wearing ear plugs while riding the train.

We have a lot of Chicago readers here!

i can want? please!

i can has?

I'd love to have one!

I'm glad there'll be an Apple store closer to where I live. I'm tired of dealing with the slow, fat suburbanites that are in my way when I want to walk down the sidewalk. Call me bitter but it's annoying!

Snagged from the Chicagoist online blog:

"Bill Smith, a principal developer with Chicago-based Smithfield Properties LLC, told Crain's the decision makes sense given the buying power of the North & Clybourn location over State St.: 'The Loop is playing to a slightly lower socio-economic group than North and Clybourn. Look at the demographics of Lincoln Park.'"

Full story using the following link:
http://chicagoist.com/2009/04/13/for_apple_north_clybourn_block_37.php

i want!