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Despite having zero pity for the foolish choices made by Psystar, I do feel badly for those who purchased these PC. This lawsuit is not going to mean long term hardware support for their end users. This is not to dismiss whether Apple is or is not within their rights. That is something the law […]

If you were to take the article seen here at face value, my article’s title may very well be the reader’s conclusion. Once you get past the rabid Mac fans who have made their perspective clear in the comments, there is finally one comment that actually sheds some light on what I think is the […]

Maybe I am just old fashioned, butthis is inexcusable as far as I am concerned. Why in the world would anyone begin selling refurbished iPhones and not have the common sense to prevent real problems for the past user as to simply erase the previous user’s data BEFORE selling the refurbed mobile device?
Now this is […]

The 13″ MacBook Notebook Computer from Apple gives you all the power of a Macintosh computer in an easily portable and attractive form. The laptop is housed in a white polycarbonate shell that brings the signature Apple design aesthetic to the notebook. It is designed to meet the needs of video editors, graphics designers, educators, […]

I really wish I had seen this on April 1st, the fun I could have had with the Mac here at the house. Seriously, setting my wife’s Mac up to ‘ “tell application “Finder” to say “Hello, my name is Macintosh.” ‘ is just priceless. A variation of the same could be done with […]

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Microsoft and Apple have announced that they are working together to make Exchange Server and the iPhone mobile phone work well together. Apple will license Exchange ActiveSync for use on the iPhone, which will in Turn help assure the Exchange Server dominance in the marketplace stays they way it is. It’s really as simple […]

Gnomie Elie Hassan writes:
To the best of my knowledge, FireWire 800 is capable of 800 mbp/s, which is twice as fast as USB 2.0. If this is the case, why is it such an underutilized specification? I can understand that hardware manufacturers want to make their hardware compatible with as many computers as possible, so […]

Ever since Apple’s hardware made the jump to Intel processors, there’s been an active community involvement in getting the Intel version of OS X to run on the standard personal computers that the majority of users have. Let’s face it, Apple’s hardware is nice and shiny, but despite the price drops, it’s still more expensive […]

Although I didn’t agree with Apple charging for its major software update to the iPod touch — I went ahead and did it anyway. It included features and enhancements that I thought would be handy to have. The upgrade itself was super easy — iTunes pretty much handled it all.
One of the nice new features […]

The Apple iPod touch 8GB revolutionizes portable media players with its interface, features and versatility. The iPod touch utilizes the same multi-touch interface that has made the iPhone famous.
View your favorite media on the stunning 3.5″ widescreen display while the Wi-Fi web browsing capabilities will let your surf the web with Safari, watch YouTube […]

I want to immediately point out that we have an iMac in our home and it is quite welcome here. In addition to that, I believe that MacBooks make great notebook computers, as do the Pro models. Yet despite the lighter, sleeker release of the MacBook Air, I have found myself questioning why we are […]

Can’t honestly say that news of iPhone malware is all too shocking. However like finding malware on any mobile device, knowing that it is fundamentally changing something that we just do not consider to be a target for the most part, is quite disheartening.
Officially, this threat is said to be more prank than problem. Yet […]

I’ve got more DVR capability in my home than should be legally allowed. But once in a while, Comcast will go sideways on me and my Cable TV signal will drop out. This varies from a brief drop that can be ignored to longer term drops. And all the DVRs in the world can’t help […]

I was strolling through the local Costco the other day, a sometimes painful-to-my-wallet experience, and stumbled across a pretty good deal for an Apple TV. $389 for the 160GB model. I tried, unsuccessfully, to talk myself out of getting it. The way I saw it, I have a lot of content stored in my iTunes […]

If you’re planning to give a new Mac to a loved one, or gift yourself, be sure to pick up Mac OS X Leopard: The Missing Manual. Just in time for the holidays, David’s timely new book offers honest, straightforward, and fun-to-read instructions on all things Leopard, detailing what’s hot, and what’s not.
“With the Mac’s […]

I was alerted here recently that one of my favorite Mac guys from the Bellingham area remains in business — just not putting in as many hours as he once had. After sharing my total distaste for my “Apple Genius” experience, I am really thrilled to see that Tom remains an active part of helping […]

The other day you may remember my expressed frustration with a Linspire folder issue. To be honest, I was angry and generally upset about the fact that the issue with my folder permissions being changed was something that slipped by quality control at Linspire.