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Musical tastes get high-tech analysis
Jun 5 2005 9:54PM (CT)
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Music retailers are turning to high-tech firms that combine computer analysis with the art of listening to come up with new music suggestions for consumers based on what they already like.
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Report: Apple switching to Intel chips
Jun 5 2005 9:10PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A stormy, decade-long relationship between Apple Computer Inc. and IBM is over, according to published reports. Apple CEO Steve Jobs is expected to announce Monday morning at the company's software developers conference in San Francisco that Apple will discontinue using microprocessor chips made by IBM in favor of Intel chips, according to CNET Networks Inc.'s News.com and The Wall Street Journal.
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Skype launches two premium services
Jun 5 2005 5:55AM (CT)
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - The company that makes the Skype software for letting Internet users call one another for free anywhere in the world is launching two premium services as the number of downloads topped 100 million on Friday.
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More nursery school children going online
Jun 5 2005 3:00AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Before they can even read, almost one in four children in nursery school is learning a skill that even some adults have yet to master: using the Internet. Some 23 percent of children in nursery school _ kids age 3, 4 or 5 _ have gone online, according to the Education Department. By kindergarten, 32 percent have used the Internet, typically under adult supervision.
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