Tanner’s early experience with the Mac platform began with, at the time, brand new iMac G3s in various Computer Labs at his school running OS9. His decision to switch was not made by him but his mom and her interest for the iPod. Liberating him from PC tyranny was a PowerBook G4 and he has been a happy switcher ever since. By day he is a Windows user, by night a Mac lover.
While not enjoying long bike rides, listening to his iPod or avoiding the HTML and CSS horror that is Myspace Tannercan be found writing for his Technology centric Blog Tech Blot or his own Blog
Like Smaran, Tanner is ranked in the top 100 of the popular Social News Bookmarking site Digg.com under the alias ”titlesaysitall” and can be found on Netscape. Tanner’s fixation to Apple has extend to a PowerBook, Mac Mini, iMac G3 and iPods.
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For the last year I have contributed to Apple Matters and have enjoyed every post of it. But, I will be
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Today’s computer enthusiasts push their new gaming rigs to the limit and boast how many frames can be pumped in the
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Trent Reznor, frontman of Nine Inch Nails, has been an outspoken critic of digital rights management and the record industry’s sleazy
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Apple’s introduction of the MacBook Air has done what few computer manufacturers normally do by removing a vital component. They’ve opted
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Apple has shipped some decent screensavers in OS X, and although it’s not anything to write home about, there might be
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It’s rumored that Apple will charge users for 3rd party applications and distribute them through iTunes. This is the ideal situation
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Over the years, we’ve embraced numerous video formats, most of those being an abandoned child from Sony. Digital downloads are no
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Although 1.1.3 was leaked a few weeks before being shown off at Macworld, there is still a lot not yet known,
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The Finder of old has been replaced with one resembling iTunes in looks and functionality, taking design hints on how the
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Jeans are the trademark look of the Apple culture, alongside VW Bugs and Starbucks coffee. Unlike most people, the purchase of
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