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PC Pro reports that a US court has given the go-ahead for Apple to be sued over allegations that the iPod-iTunes axis breaches federal antitrust laws. “Tying two products together is (potentially) illegal under the 1890 Sherman Anti-Trust Act and is described as ‘the practice of making the sale of one good (the tying good) to the de facto or de jure customer conditional on the purchase of a second distinctive good (the tied good)’.”

OSx86 Project, a group of developers have released a version of the WINE compatibility layer for the Intel version of Mac OS X. The WINE layer allows Windows applications to run on Unix systems such as Mac OS X.

Reg Hardware, an off shoot of The Register, is reporting that of one Apple’s major iPod part suppliers is planning to integrate and demo wireless capabilities in one of its chips. Here’s a quote:

“PortalPlayer said it will integrate its PP5022 audio chip family with CSR’s UniFi Wi-Fi and Bluetooth controller. It will demonstrate a reference platform based on the combined technology next week at the 3GSM show in Barcelona.”

If the problem is caused by a check for IE, nothing more. Then when changing your user-agent makes the entire site available, how is this a browner problem?

There is a site for educating webmasters who build sites that don’t work for everyone called Morons in Webspace.