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I found out about this little utility to capture streaming audio to MP3. Nice! Get it here. (Sorry Windows folks, Mac only)

In an interesting story a company named TechRestore is offering a service to pick up your Mac Pro or Mac Book Pro, upgrade your hard drive to the newest 160 GB SATA, and return it to you the next day. Amazing! Read about it here.

The next version of Mac OS X, 10.5 (also known as Leopard) will include Ruby 1.8.4 along with Rails 1.1.2. In addition, Mongrel, SQLite bindings, and other Ruby goodies may be included. Check out the Rails weblog for the official word.

Here’s a another feature preview from Mac Slash.

Along with the new Mac Pro, Apple announced the release of a new Xserver, equipped with two dual-core 64-bit Intel Xeon processors, as if the new Mac Pro wasn’t enough to drool over. Read all the details at the Apple site.

Well, Apple has done it again. According to MacMerc.com, Apple is set to release a new Mac Pro, a quad Xeon, 64-bit desktop workstation. The very thought makes me shudder with anticipation (showing just how much of a geek I really am). I will have to check the budget and my desktop space to make room for that baby! Check the article for all the details.