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  • Textual harassment

    07/16/2006 6:18:42 AM PDT · by Panerai · 10 replies · 280+ views
    Macworld ^ | 07/14/2006 | Dan Frakes
    Ever wonder how you could maximally harass a Mac user with a minimal amount of effort? If that person is an iChat user, it’s really quite simple: Just add that person’s iChat ID to the Buddy List of a Mac in an Apple Retail Store. You’ve just doomed them to a grim future of fielding countless requests for AV conferences from Apple Store customers sampling iChat and the built-in iSight cameras that come with new Intel-based Macs. Not that I’m bitter about this or anything. Yes, I fell victim to just such a prank/unintentional mistake/colossal irritation when, a few weeks...
  • AOL launches live video chat, links to Apple

    02/05/2004 10:09:05 AM PST · by HAL9000 · 6 replies · 395+ views
    Reuters | February 5, 2004
    NEW YORK, Feb 5 (Reuters) - America Online on Thursday said it will let users of its instant messenger service communicate over a live video connection for the first time, months after federal regulators lifted limitations on the company. AOL, the world's largest online service and owned by Time Warner Inc. , also said it will link its live video chat service to Apple Computer Inc.'s iChat service. The deal expands a May 2002 relationship between the two companies that linked their respective messaging services. More than 35 million active users per month send on average 1.5 billion messages...
  • When Technology Is Heartwarming - (Macintosh iSight)

    12/09/2003 11:36:56 PM PST · by Swordmaker · 10 replies · 256+ views
    New York Times - Requires registration ^ | DEcember 4, 2003 | DAVID POGUE
    Apple Macintosh and iSight Video Conferencing technology . . . There's a lot of junk in technology, a lot of hassle and frustration, a lot of disappointment. But this moment was like a TV commercial. It was an emotional, powerful, simple, perfect example of how technology can change a moment, solve a problem, and despite the gulf of time and distance, bring you face to face with the people you love.