Update #11 - It's raining again August 30th 2020 Yes, it has recently been somewhat silent on Cornica. You see, summer is to blame. The Power Mac G4 that prepares the Quicktime videos for you resides in a small room in our house. So small in fact, that it only has one window. Unfortunately, that window's direction is towards the south. Since I live in the northern hemisphere, that room gets a lot of heat during summer. The ever-roaring fans of the Power Mac don't help either. To cut a long story short, we've taken a little summer vacation here at Cornica HQ. Thankfully, this weekend is a wet 15° C (60F) one, which changes things. Meanwhile I've been putting a lot of thought into how to enhance Cornica. As categories grow, I deem a way to search the database might be necessary. I'm also not satisfied with the way the icon navigation looks, but I'm no designer, unfortunately. What do ya'll think about? Shoot me an e-mail at info (at) cornica.org and let me hear your ideas! Where are the new videos, you ask? Well, I've added some original 90s movies for Maxis games (Sim Ant, Sim Earth, Sim Farm) as well as an early 2000’s classic (Thomaz Coehlo's video on resurrecting a dumped Mac SE). YouTuber Mac Can Talk allowed us to show his videos about the "Twiggy Mac" and the original System 1.0 here too. (thx Adespoton!) Other new entries include the ever popular Computer Chronicles excerpts in which product managers showed off their latest programs - this time we have Canvas 3.0 and the long forgotten Excel competitor Claris Resolve. And don’t forget those reports on Stanford University’s beta testing of System 7 and the Nubus technology in Macs. As always, have fun with your obsolete hardware! :-) Update #10 - Redesign & we're sort of popular now ... June 29th 2020 Look me in the eye and tell me you weren’t surprised! Cornica used to look different, didn’t it? Well, I promised „something big“ for update #10 and here we go - a redesign. Prettier (I hope) and a smaller footprint (I know). While remaining Netscape 3 compatible. Using less code should improve loading times. I’d be glad to hear from your experience with the redesign. Apart from that, it is the old Cornica. Well, not exactly. We’ve added some more content. A video of Steve Jobs debunking the „Mhz myth“ at a late 90s keynote. Or a mid 90s video of Apple’s Pippin taken at the CeBit in Hannover, Germany. There’s also three new videos in the games section and another commercial for the original Powerbook 100. On a sidenote: A heads-up to the Retro Computing Roundtable Podcast for mentioning us in their last episode. If you wanna be one of the cool guys, tune in. Update #9 - "Another small update" June 12th 2020 Update #9 is a smaller one, with only a few (albeit fine) additions. Update #10 will be bigger, promised! To begin with, our Apple category has a new (err..old) iPod introduction video and one about developers returning to the Macintosh platform in 1999. If you're into 80's Mac, check out the introduction video for the original 128k Macintosh. Man, this has been 36 years ago! Doesn't feel like it, does it? In our movies section we got a trailer for the fun comedy "Monsters Inc." and a promotional video for the classic 90s Anime Sailor Moon - thanks to user KatieCadet for supplying us with both! On a side note: I'd love to hear from users browsing this site with a 68k Macintosh. Please send me an e-mail to info at cornica dot org and let me know about the experience. (is the speed bearable? Do the videos play fine? ...). Update #8 - „Update in May and go away ...“ May 14th 2020 May was slow with updates, but nobody is going away!! Cornica is here to stay! I spent most of my free time on a Mac OS coding project, hence the delay. But the longer an update takes, the more content it'll contain. Like this one. Where do we start? Definitely check out Bill Atkinson presenting Hypercard in 1987. Incredible piece of software. Also nice are the videos "Voices of the original Mac team" and even Bill Gates speaking his mind about the Mac. The Mac section meets G4 power - official videos from Apple for the Power Mac G4 „Quicksilver“ and the Power Book G4 („Titanium“) introduction. Oh and one for the iMac G3 too. As for fun, we’ve got a video with excerpts of the 80’s & 90’s sitcom „Cheers“ (anyone remember? NORM!!). And there’s two new commercials in the respective section too. Lots of stuff to watch on your trusty old Mac. Happy Retro Computing everyone! :-) News pages: 1 2 3 About Cornica | Help / How to use Quicktime | Links to cool websites | Contact Cornica How cool you visit us! Page hits so far: 019650 The Apple Logo, Macintosh™, Mac OS™, Quicktime™ and are others property of Apple Inc. This site is in no way affiliated with Apple Inc. And we have no desire changing that.