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There's been a kerfuffle about Apple enabling the playback of audio files directly from MobileMe's iDisk, and how this may be the first sign of a Apple streaming service resulting from the company's acquisition of Lala.

How often have you heard the words "it's difficult to get this software/hardware working on Linux, that's why it hasn't caught the mass imagination"?

Updated: Now with video - Channel 9's A Current Affair has managed to get an Apple iPad into Australia and took the bold move of showing hundreds of Sydneysiders right in front of Apple's CDB store yesterday, causing huge excitement over Apple's latest and greatest which will be on air from 6.30pm tonight, with ACA inviting me to give some raw and ready iFeedback!

There's been another kerfuffle over a rejection by Apple's App Store. Snowtape was initially rejected, then allowed into the store after some modifications.

The WoW starts now for Creative, Blizzard and buyers of the 'Sound Blaster World of Warcraft' headset, available in wired and wireless versions, featuring THX TruStudio PC audio technology, detachable microphones, some 16 million colour LED bling and more to tempt WoW fans to raid stores and buy them!

The first preview release of Internet Explorer 9 is available, and it's looking pretty snappy.

Five years ago, when Geoff Beasley decided to move his sound studio business from a Windows-based one to a Linux-based setup, he had one simple bit of logic driving him: things could not be worse under Linux.

Many leading universities are using iTunes U as a way of getting their content to a wider audience. The latest to get on board is La Trobe University.