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My New All-Apple Feed

July 22, 2008 By Stephen Leave a Comment

With all the Apple-related content popping up on this blog, I decided to add an Apple-only feed to the mix.  Now, if you’d like to follow my adventures with the Mac, iPhone, and other Apple junk, and don’t care about all the enterprise storage and general home computing stuff, you can subscribe to just the Apple feed.  Most folks are subscribed to my Everything feed, which includes all posts, and won’t need to change a thing.

So here’s a summary of my feeds:

  •  All Posts – Everything I post in any category
  •  Apple – Posts related to Apple, the Macintosh, the iPhone, iTunes, and the like
  •  Computer History – Posts about the old computer junk I love so much
  •  Enterprise Storage – Posts related to my profession
  •  Personal – Posts of interest to family and friends
  •  Terabyte Home – Posts relating to the proliferation of storage and computer technology in the home

Bonus points to anyone who can identify the item pictured!

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Filed Under: Apple, Computer History, Enterprise storage, Everything, Personal, Terabyte home Tagged With: Apple, Newton, RSS

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