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America Online Inc. today delivered the next version of the company’s service designed for Mac OS X.

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AOL for Mac OS X includes a streamlined design; new e-mail features; the ability to play and embed sounds in an email and share them with other AOL Mac users; the ability to attach files by dragging and dropping them into the email attachment window; and ability to enter every e-mail address in a single box and change the delivery type for each address (to/cc/bcc) with a click.

Users can also have the text of instant messages (as well as chat and e-mail) and buttons under their cursor read aloud using built in speech synthesis. AOL has also added new localized content and new entertainment features.

“As part of our ongoing support of the Macintosh market, we are excited to launch the new version of our flagship AOL service,” said Peter Ashkin, President of Product Strategy for America Online. “America Online has a long and valued relationship with Apple and we wanted to provide compatibility with Apple’s next-generation operating system. On the heels of Apple’s recent launch of AirPort, which provides a way for AOL members to access the AOL service through a wireless LAN, we’ll continue to look for opportunities to extend the AOL experience to the Mac community by programming the AOL service in ways that enhance the Macintosh user’s experience.”

AOL for Mac OS X features include:

  • Online mailbox sorting that allows members to sort email messages by sender, subject, date or type;
  • New address book capabilities that allow members to access their contact information anytime, anywhere across various AOL products — along with separate address books for each Screen Name under the main account;
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer browser for Mac OS X, version 5.1 built into the new software;
  • The latest version of Flash player, which allows members to play enhanced multimedia experience online; and
  • The addition of a CSL (connection script) enables compatibility with Apple’s AirPort device for wireless LAN connections.

    • New content and programming features in AOL for Mac OS X include:

  • A new AOL Welcome screen that includes more promotional space, rotating graphics and double the amount of personalization with “My Places.”
  • Personally relevant local content delivered throughout the service from the new AOL Local Guide;

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  • Access to AOL Box Office — offering one-stop access to tickets for events of every kind in more than 60 markets;
  • An upgraded version for the “You’ve Got Pictures” service allowing members to upload pictures from any digital camera or scanner for one-stop viewing, sharing, storing and printing, with free, unlimited photo storage space and a bundled pricing plan for both prints and online photos; and
  • A redesign of each of the 20 AOL channels.

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    AOL for Mac OS X is available as a free download from America Online’s Web site.

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    As you've probably guessed, this section is a list of Macs that have been in major motion pictures or TV shows. You've probably seen this kind of thing before, but the ones I've seen out there aren't very good. If you sight an Apple product (or something related like an popular program or third-party product) somewhere that you think earns it a spot on this list, please e-mail me the place you saw it and if possible what kind of product it was (model name, number, etc). Please check if it's not already here though, thanks.

    Credits:Ben Dyer, The Celebrity Macintosh Page, MacCentral

    Movies

    1998
    Blade: PowerBook 3400, PowerMac G3 (Desktops and MiniTowers)
    Can't Hardly Wait: Mac Plus
    Disturbing Behavior: PowerMac, PowerBook
    Godzilla: PowerBook 3400
    I Got the Hook Up: PowerMac 7000 series, PowerBook
    Palmetto: PowerBook 100 series
    Primary Colors: PowerBook 3400 or G3, PowerMac, Mac OS 8, Avid Workstation
    Ronin: PowerMac 9600
    The Siege: PowerBook 2400, Mac OS
    Snake Eyes: Apple MultiScan 15AV's, 'Think Different' posters
    U.S. Marshals: PowerBook 1400, PowerBook 540, PowerMac, Photoshop 4
    You've Got Mail: PowerBook 3400 or 5300
    Zero Effect: PowerBook 3400
    1997
    Anaconda: PowerBook 5300
    Batman & Robin: 20th Anniv. Mac, eMate 300
    Wag the Dog: PowerBook Duo 280c, PowerMac, Mac OS startup screen, PalmPilot
    Face/Off: AppleVision 1710, ADB Keyboards and Mice, PowerBook 1400
    Flubber: Mac Plus, PowerMac
    The Game: PowerMac 5500, Apple monitors
    Grosse Pointe Blank: PowerBook 5300, AppleVision 1710, PlainTalk microphone, ADB Keyboard and Mouse
    Herbie, The Love Bug: Newton MessagePad
    The Jackal: AppleVision monitor, PowerMac 5200 LC
    Liar Liar: PowerMac 7300
    Most Wanted: several PowerBook Duo 2300's
    My Best Friend's Wedding: PowerBook
    The Saint: PowerBook 5300, PowerBook Duo 2300, MiniDock, System 7, Hypercard, Notepad, Apple Internet Connection Kit, MS Excel, 'Hi-tech' Theme
    Tomorrow Never Dies: PowerMac 8600 or 9600, anti-MS undertones
    Volcano: PowerBook 5300
    1996
    Bound: P0werBook 1x0
    Courage Under Fire: PowerBook Duo
    Escape From L.A.: ?
    Executive Decision: PowerBook 540
    Fled: PowerBook, Performa 5000 series
    The Frighteners: ?
    The Great White Hype: ?
    Island of Dr. Moreau: PowerBook 520
    Independence Day: PowerBook 5300, Aaron extension, Symantec's Think C
    Jingle All the Way: PowerBook 1400, PowerMac
    The Juror: ?
    Ransom: PowerBook 5300, Newton MessagePad 130, Newton OS, QuickTime, Netscape Navigator 2.0
    Stealing Beauty: PowerBook 2300, Mac OS, chat client
    Mission Impossible: PowerBook 540
    The Nutty Professor: Mac Classic with old PlainTalk
    1995
    The American President: PowerBook
    Assasins: PowerBook 500 series
    Copycat: ?
    Crimson Tide: Mac disk whine
    Hackers: PowerBook 540c
    Johnny Mnemonic: PowerBook
    The Net: PowerBook 540, PowerMac 6100, PowerMac 8100, last scene at Macworld Expo/San Francisco
    Outbreak: ?
    Sabrina: 20th Anniverary Mac model
    Under Siege 2: Newton MessagePad 120
    1994
    Blank Check: Performa 6100 series, Mac II series, Apple logo, the name 'Macintosh' mentioned roughly 1 million times.
    Drop Zone: ?
    Forrest Gump: Apple logo, Liutenant Dan invested in 'some fruit company'
    True Lies: Mac system beep
    1993
    The Firm: Mac LC
    Jurassic Park: Quadra 700, QuickTime movie
    Point of No Return: Mac SE, ADB keyboard, trackball mouse, HyperCard, System 7
    1992
    Single White Female: Mac IIfx, Apple monitors, System 7, Adobe Photoshop?
    The Waterdance: Mac Portable, System 7, Apple logo
    1990
    Bird on a Wire: ?
    Gremlins 2: Mac Plus
    1980s
    Back to the Future II (1989): Mac Plus
    Star Trek IV (1986): Mac Plus, Mac OS
    A View to a Kill(1985): Apple IIc
    2010 (1984): Mac Portable model (curiously, the movie came out five years before the Portable's release)
    Trading Places (1983): Apple III
    WarGames (1983): several Apple II's

    Television

    Baywatch: several Macs
    Baywatch Nights: PowerBook Duo 2300
    Beverly Hills, 90210: PowerMac 6100
    Beyond 2000: Power Duo 2300
    Boy Meets World: iMac, 20th Anniversary Mac, 2 MultiScan 15AVs, PowerBook, ADB Keyboards and Mice
    Buffy the Vampite Slayer: PowerMac 6100, PowerBook 3400, Mac OS Logo, Apple logo
    Clueless: PowerBook 500 series
    Computer Chronicles: Mac OS 8, FreePPP
    Connections 3: PowerBook
    Conrad Bloom: PowerBook, Apple Studio Display, Mac OS 8
    Dave's World: Performa
    Days of our Lives: Mac SE/Classic
    Dream On: PowerBook
    The Drew Carey Show: iMac, PowerMac
    ER: PowerBook G3, PowerMac, AOL
    Felicity: AppleVision 17x0, ADB Keyboard
    Friends: PowerBook 5300, PowerMac, Apple LaserWriter, Macworld-Sept '97
    Hangin' with Mr. Cooper: Mac SE, Performa 6x00, Apple MultiScan 15 monitor
    Home Improvement: PowerBook G3, PowerMac 5x00, PowerBook 2300, Powerbook 100 series, DuoDock, MiniDock, Apple OneScanner, AppleCD
    Just Shoot Me: PowerBook G3, iMac, PowerBook G3, 3 Apple Studio Displays, Apple MultiScan 15AV
    Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman: PowerBook
    Malcolm & Eddie: PowerBook G3, Apple MultiScan 14, PowerMac 6100
    Melrose Place: PowerBook
    Millenium: PowerMac 7100, Mac OS 8
    The Naked Truth: PowerBook 3400
    Ned & Stacey: PowerBook 500 series
    The Net: PowerMac 9600, PowerMac 8600, Mac OS, Netscape Navigator
    The Newlywed Game: PowerBook 190
    NewsRadio: PowerBook G3, iMac, PowerBook Duo 2300, LaserWriter
    NextStep: PowerBook, 20th Anniversary Mac case mold
    Night Court: Mac SE/Classic
    Nowhere Man: ?
    Nova: PowerBook
    NYPD Blue: PowerBook, PowerMac
    Pensacola: Wings of Gold: PowerBook 3400, Newton MessagePad 120/130
    The Pretender: PowerBook G3, PowerBook 3400, 20th Anniversary Mac, Apple Studio Display, Iomega ZIP drives, portable HP inkjet printer, Apple logo
    Profiler: PowerBook, System 7, Netscape Navigator 3.0
    The Real World: 20th Anniversary Mac, Performa 6200 series, Performa 5200 series, Apple MultiScan 1705, Apple MultiScan 15, System 7, Mac OS 8, ClarisWorks, Apple Internet Connection Kit, MacPPP, Netscape Navigator 3, Apple and Think Different logos
    Road Rules: PowerBook 3400, PowerBook 1400, PowerBook 5300, StyleWriter 4400, System 7, Mac OS 8, MS Office 98, Apple logo, Think Different logo
    The Rosie O'Donell Show: PowerBook 3400
    Saved by the Bell: The New Class: Mac Plus
    Seinfeld: 20th Anniversary Mac, PowerMac 6100, Mac SE, DuoDock, ADB Keyboard, Apple MultiScan 15, MacWarehouse catalogue
    Silk Stalkings: PowerBook, FileMaker Pro
    The Simpsons: Newton MessagePad, several Macs
    Spin City: PowerMac 4400, Macintosh Quadra
    Sports Night: PowerBook G3, PowerBook 3400, Apple Studio Display
    Suddenly Susan: PowerBook G3, PowerBook 3400, PowerBook 5300, Performa 6200 or 6300, 2 Apple Studio Displays, 2 Apple MultiScan 15's, Apple logo stickers
    Three: PowerBook 3400/5300
    Twin Peaks: ?
    Veronica's Closet: 20th Anniversary Mac
    VIBE: PowerBook 3400
    The Visitor: ?
    Will & Grace: PowerBook G3
    Working: Mac SE, HP DeskJet
    The X-Files: PowerBook G3, Apple Studio Display, PowerBook 500 series, PowerBook 3400, Mac OS startup chime

    Sightings outside U.S.

    Action Figures (UK): eMate 300
    Ballykissangel: several Macs
    Bull Pit! (Australia): PowerBook G3 or 3400
    Earth: Final Conflict (Canada): PowerBook 3400, Newton 2000, Newton 130, Apple Canada logo
    Football Focus: Apple Studio Display
    Godzilla vs Destroyer (Japan): PowerMac 8100, PowerBook
    How2 (UK): PowerMac 4400, Sony 15' monitor, SoftWindows 95
    Murder Call (Australia): PowerBook, Mac LC, IRC bot
    Ocean Girl     (Australia): PowerBook 1400
    PsiFactor: Chronicles of the Paranormal (Canada): PowerBook
    Tomorrow's World (UK): iMac, Apple Studio Displays

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    Original concept: Ben Dyer

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