

Apple have always been a special company, they have a tendency to do thing just a little different compared to other technology companies.
Apple works as a clock work, in that respect that certain products have clear life cycles, these life cycles are repeated again and again, each product have each there own life cycle, some long as the desktops with there 2 year life cycle and other short like the iPod 6 month update cycle.
Like the iPod lines[1. Wikipedia] they all have a tendency to get a major updated in September of the 19 bigger iPod line updates, 10 of them have been in September. 4 of the most resents updates have been in September.
Additionally 3 other updates have been in October.
the iPod have a 6 month update cycle, introducing a new generation in September/October, and a memory or color update in April.
The iPhone on the other hand seems to have a 1-year life cycle[4. TechCrunch], if we can trust the apple calendar we should get a new iPod with in 2 weeks, that time frame happen to contain the WWDC[2. Apple] which is Apples Worldwide Developers Conferences.
The Apple keynote is scheduled to June 8[3. Ars Technica], I wonder if we will se a iPhone there…
the savior in coming october 22nd, and by savior i mean windows 7 it’s going to free us from the evil operating system windows vista, okay vista is not such a bad program, but i lacks in a lot of ares like speed and What’s up with the stupid “are you sure you want to do that” screen, if you have vista i know you knows what I’m talking about.
but just how good it Windows 7 then, ZDnet made this comparison some while back , okay it was in January so it’s sort of old but still it give a clear picture of just how fast windows 7 i, it’s an interval rating so it’s not possible to se just how much faster it is but, take a look at the table below (low is best) that together with my experience working with windows 7 tells me that it’s amazingly fast.

I for one am going to switch over from vista to 7 on my computers as windows 7 just seem to be of and superior quality compared with other operating systems out in the market.