Apple has added a new channel to its Apple TV device that is dedicated to celebrating the Beatles 50th anniversary when the band debut on The Ed Sullivan Show. The channel is available now for a limited time.
According to a WWF representative's posting on FaceBook, the World Wrestling Federation Channel is coming to Apple TV on February 24th. However, at the time of this writing, no official word from Apple about this possible addition.
The channel, which debut a month ago on various cable systems, features content from WWF 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Are you looking for the latest information about your iOS device? Come and listen to "Today in iPhone" each Wednesday evening starting at 7pm. Your host will review the most updated information about the hardware and software end of this innovative device and operating system.
According to the web site:
"Today in iOS (Formerly - Today in iPhone) - Tii - was the first Podcast dedicated to the iPhone. The Podcast launched in April 2007 and we have been producing new episodes about once a week for over three years. The podcast regularly gets between 25,000 and 30,000 unique downloads per episode. The show can also be found on Stitcher where it gets another 2,500 listens per episode. The show and site are dedicated to the iPhone OS and any and all devices running the iPhone OS. This includes News, Tips, Tricks, Apps, Accessories, Rumors, Jailbreaking, and anything else we feel fits with the iPhone OS universe. The show is G-Rated and you will never hear a curse word on the show - so it is ok for your kids to listen. We work hard to integrate listener Voicemail and email into each episode, this can be questions, tips, tricks, reviews and even rants."
So come, listen, and learn more about your iOS device, only on WDMU Internet Radio:
Early Tuesday, Microsoft announced that Satya Nadella will be the new CEO of Microsoft effective immediately.
According to the announcement web page:
"As Satya Nadella becomes the third CEO of Microsoft, he brings a relentless drive for innovation and a spirit of collaboration to his new role. He joined Microsoft 22 years ago because he saw how clearly Microsoft empowers people to do magical things and ultimately make the world a better place. Many companies, he says, “aspire to change the world. But very few have all the elements required: talent, resources and perseverance. Microsoft has proven that it has all three in abundance.”
For more information about the new CEO (including video interviews) click here.
