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    Yet Another Router Setup Hassle

    April 24th, 2012

    Some time back, I read an article suggesting that Wi-Fi routers are the products most often returned to dealers. The biggest reason is evidently that they are difficult to configure, and thus do not deliver the performance customers expect. The main problem appears to be inadequate documentation, followed by confusing setup apps or Web-based control […]


    Newsletter #378 Preview: Problems, Problems, Problems All Day Long

    February 26th, 2007

    Apple’s legal adventures don’t show any sign of lessening. No, I’m not referring to those little lawsuits that you regularly read about in their SEC filings. Instead, I’m talking about the larger issues that Apple faces in the course of normal operations, such as that recent matter with Apple Corps, the company run by the […]


    Macworld Expo #4: Apple’s Bad Hair Day

    January 12th, 2007

    Think about it. If you take Steve Jobs at his word, Apple was working for two-and-a-half years on the iPhone. Their legal department no doubt told Steve that the rights the iPhone trademark were owned by Cisco Systems. After the iPhone was announced, Cisco claimed that Apple was after them for the rights to use […]


    Macworld Expo #2: The Almost Non-Mac Keynote

    January 10th, 2007

    How times have changed. Not so many years ago, Apple used a Macworld Expo keynote to unleash the latest and greatest Mac hardware. Certainly last year was a prime example, with the introduction of the first crop of Intel-based computers, and an assurance that they’ll all be called Mac from now on. Thus ended the […]