Jailbroken AppleTV might shed light on future of Apple computers
Original Mac Mini vs. new AppleTV We’ve been able to verify that the Limera1n does work on AppleTVs (TUAW also)…
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Official: Office for Mac available October 26
We already told you that Office for Mac would be launching October 26th, a few weeks ago, and today Microsoft…
Office for Mac 2011 coming October 26th according to Amazon
Earlier today we reported on a rumor that Office for Mac 2011 will be launching on October 27th, but tonight…
Office for Mac 2011 launching October 27th? [Updated]
Update: We’ve just discovered otherwise: It appears that Office for 2011 may actually be launching on the 26th, not the…
Microsoft delays release of Office 2008 for Mac until 2008
I guess that makes sense from a naming standpoint. It also makes sense from Microsoft’s unstated Mac business practices which is to release substandard products in an untimely fashion on the Mac platform. As stated before, there is an obvious bias on Microsoft’s part in terms of giving the Mac platform full products.
Microsoft Bowing Out of the Mac Platform? Could Office 2008 Be the Last from Microsoft?
The resignation of Roz Ho as General Manager of the Macintosh Business Unit before WWDC 2007 should have been a premonition of Microsoft’s incredibly poor showing at the event (either that or she knew how painfully lame it was going to be). It had been speculated that Redmond would announce the distribution of the new 2008 version of its market dominating Office suite at the event. But Microsoft had nothing to announce. Is this a sign of things to come? When will it get released and will Office 2008 be the last upgrade to Office that the Mac sees? Are Bill and Steve not getting along as well as they appear to be with Walt Mossberg?
ITC to examine Apple case against Motorola
We’re looking at serious legal challenges across the mobile phone industry in the next couple of years, with Apple’s case…
Nokia and Microsoft seek smartphone alliance?
Yet more fascinating action in the smartphone space with an unholy rumored combination between Nokia and Microsoft set to potentially…
CES 2011: Why Apple will steal the show
COMPUTERWORLD: As per usual, Apple seems set to dominate CES once again next year, even though it won’t actually attend…
CES: Verizon says nothing about iPhones
Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg didn’t use his keynote address today at CES 2011 to announce the iPhone is on its…
Apple, Microsoft withdraw open-source Novell patent threat?
Open source advocates are breathing a sigh of relief this afternoon — and that’s not because the iPhone has reched…
Microsoft v Apple in App Store Trademark attack
Microsoft is taking on Apple, protesting at the latter firm’s claim to a trademark on the name ‘App Store’. Ballmer’s…
Deutsche Bank analyst says there's no return to BlackBerry after iPhone trial…
Proving good products do their own marketing Apple’s taken a giant thumbs-up from its growing enterprise market with no less…
Live blog: Tim Cook’s fireside chat with Box CEO Aaron Levie at BoxWorks
We’re here at Box’s BoxWorks conference in San Francisco where Tim Cook is set to open the event with a…
Microsoft admits iPad IS killing netbook market
COMPUTERWORLD: I’ve said it before now I’m saying it again, the iPad is indeed cannibalizing netbook sales. For proof, you…
Gartner urges enterprises to climb aboard the iPad train
There’s an observed trend among enterprise users to move to embrace the iPad, now big business is being urged to…
Apple's Jobs 'raged' at Ballmer over lost Halo
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tzrme9yWens&fs=1&hl=en_GB] Steve Jobs went ballistic, giving Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer an earful for stealing the most important games developer then…
JP Morgan gets the iPad habit
Yet more iPad movement in the financial industry, JP Morgan Chase & Co will give its investment bankers iPads, as…
Apple hires patent lawyer army as Nokia ITC hearing begins
Apple is gearing up for smartphone battle with Nokia at the International Trade Commission, hiring a crack team of patent…
Apple's Sugar, tech disaster and Virginia State
Apple’s newest board member is a living embodiment of just why we should all be using Macs — but unfortunately…
MacTech: Office 2011 is fast!
Neil Ticktin over at MacTech has been thoroughly putting Microsoft Office 2011 through its paces and has found that in almost all…
Junking Java makes Macs safer, experts say
Apple’s move to junk Java on the Mac may make things a little more complex but could ultimately make the…
HP Windows-based Media Center wins Macworld award
This might be a first (and a last). HP’s MediaSmart Server EX485 has walked away with one of Macworld Magazine’s coveted best of show awards. The Windows Home Server based product (!) does offer a lot of services for the Mac platform. You can do Time Machine backups to the device. You can store your iTunes online on a central server. You can also share files/folders with anyone in your house or small office. With some extra SATA drives, you can have this thing up to 9TB. Competition for this device includes DLink’s DNS-323 line, Linksys‘s NAS, the Drobo line and (our fav) Netgear’s ReadyNAS. The others run Linux but the HP runs Windows.
The Apple Competitor? None for quite awhile. We’ve heard the only functionality to be added to Time Capsule in the near future is Software Update caching. If you want to pick one of these HP’s up, head over to Amazon and save over $100 off of retail for the 750GB version.
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Thoughts on Wireless Access – part 2
| Apple Statement – Steve Jobs -February 6, 2007 | 9to5Mac Revised Apple Statment for use with iPhones |
| With the stunning global success of Apple’s iPod music player and iTunes online music store, some have called for Apple to “open” the digital rights management (DRM) system that Apple uses to protect its music against theft, so that music purchased from iTunes can be played on digital devices purchased from other companies, and protected music purchased from other online music stores can play on iPods. Let’s examine the current situation and how we got here, then look at three possible alternatives for the future. | With the stunning success of Apple’s iPhone and AT&T wireless data service, some have called for Apple to “open” the SIM Lock system that Apple uses to protect its iPhone from obtaining data purchased from other online wireless data providors so that it can be used on iPhones. Let’s examine the current situation and how we got here, then look at three possible alternatives for the future. |
