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This guy is one of the saddest examples of poor journalism. regardless of the subject, his knowledge is shallow at best, and full of inaccuracies and generalizations.

A few in this review:
On iPhoto's Events:
“ This is nice, but it does not solve the problem of having to sort pictures further; a photo card with pictures from both Uncle Brian's birthday party and a daughter's graduation will be seen by iPhoto as a single "event" simply because the pictures were on the same card and downloaded together.“

The 2 images will only be together if shot on the same day. The card has nothing to do with it. For many casual users this is great, because they shoot at different events over long periods and then have to divide the images - iPhoto does it for them.

On the expense of .Mac
“Now, iPhoto makes it easier for users to upload their pictures to their .Mac accounts, which can get expensive, mainly since they have been expanded to 10 gigabytes in size.“
Now .Mac can indeed be expensive, but the expansion to 10GBs did not alter the price - if anything it increased the value.

Nice job: review stuff without reviewing it.
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feel free to email the author of the article;

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:heybaby:
feel free to email the author of the article;

[email protected]

let's fill up his inbox
:heybaby:
Oh, it's Kapica? No need for me to read it, then. He's less of a Wintroll than he used to be, but it's still a mystery to me that they ever made him a technology columnist in the first place. His qualification for the job appears to be that he's been using and tinkering with PCs for a long time.

He's improved his Mac knowledge somewhat in the last couple of years, but just about anything he touches still comes out seriously muddled.

And believe me, no matter how reasonable, non-insulting, concise, just-the-facts-ma'am your email to him is, you will be lumped in with the "Apple fans" (or perhaps "zealots") in his next "those darned Apple fans just don't get it!" blog entry, which will probably come in a day or two.
yes. damned with faint praise and ignorance.
Oh, it's Kapica? No need for me to read it, then. He's less of a Wintroll than he used to be, but it's still a mystery to me that they ever made him a technology columnist in the first place. His qualification for the job appears to be that he's been using and tinkering with PCs for a long time.

He's improved his Mac knowledge somewhat in the last couple of years, but just about anything he touches still comes out seriously muddled.

And believe me, no matter how reasonable, non-insulting, concise, just-the-facts-ma'am your email to him is, you will be lumped in with the "Apple fans" (or perhaps "zealots") in his next "those darned Apple fans just don't get it!" blog entry, which will probably come in a day or two.
Yep, that's about it.
It just makes me cringe when a journalist sucks so bad that he states the plain obvious facts that we Mac Users have already known for years.
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