Lyle Syverson has delivered the April, 2006 issue of The Lamp!, the monthly distillation of the best discussions in the message board on Syndicomm Online’s Apple II message board.

Today Syndicomm released its new Apple IIgs Internet Starter Kit, a single floppy disk that includes the latest version of the Marinetti TCP/IP stack as well as an assortment of Internet-related software, including the Arachnid web browser, GWFTP FTP utility, the VNCView GS VNC viewer program, and much more.

The Seattle Times has a nice interview with Steve Wozniak on its web site.

All subscribers’ copies of the latest issue of Juiced.GS magazine have been mailed to subscribers. The issue includes an interview with Mike Westerfield of The Byte Works, as well as a retrospective of Apple’s first 30 years, reviews, and more.

The April meeting of PAUG will take place starting at 7:30 PM on Friday, April 14th, in Dave Ciotti’s basement. The meeting will center around “iTunes for iDiots,” but Apple II users are always welcome.

Henry S. Courbis of GSE-Reactive.com has posted pictures of their modern clone of the Apple Revision C SCSI card. The card isn’t stable yet. Even after it’s completed, they don’t anticipate much demand for it compared to their planned Apple High Speed or RamFAST SCSI clones, but Henry says that this has been invaluable learning experience that will help them with their future projects.

Some enterprising souls created an edible replica of the Apple I housed in the Smithsonian’s collection. Yumm!

The Leo LaPorte podcast This Week in Tech covers Apple Computer, Inc.’s 30th birthday, with extensive discussion by some of the earliest Apple employees and lots of stories about the Apple-1 and Apple II. Check it out!

From the March issue of “A2 News and Notes”: The Apple II has always been user-friendly for people who have motor or sight impairments. Visually impaired Apple II users have also had an
online listserv available to them for some time, sponsored by Jayson Smith. The list has moved servers and has a new email address for new
subscribers: blindapple-subscribe@bluegrasspals.com.

The March, 2006 issue of Juiced.GS magazine went to press today. The new issue includes an extensive interview with Mike Westerfield of the Byte Works, a look at Apple’s influence in the world as the company turns 30 years old, book and video reviews, and more. If you haven’t remembered to renew yet, now’s the time!