According to Macrumors, Mac Pros are in short supply at many Apple stores around the country. 27-inch iMacs With Core i5-i7 processors are showing out of stock as well.
You know what that means, right? It means that Mac Pros are looooong overdue for an upgrade. Will we see things like LightPeek/BluRay(no)/USB 3/HDMI-out/etc in Apple’s next Mac Pro update?
If you use Safari, disable your autofill imediately. Apple enables this by default. We’ll wait.
(Uncheck all)
Websites can now steal your Safari browser autofill information including Name, Address, Email, Credit Card etc. without a mention using a very simple exploit detailled by Jeremiah Grossman.
These fields are AutoFill
http://www.viddler.com/simple_on_site/957b8774
Engadget has the story. New tagline: “Be What’s Next”. On logos it looks like Mighty Morphin’ Clippy is baaaack!!
It appears that today’s email stream between a disguntled iPhone 4 customer and Steve Jobs was probably a fake. Fortune.com (who have some fantastic writers btw) is reporting that Apple PR told them the whole thing was faked.
BGR has updated their post with headers and iPhone 4 screenshots which seem to look pretty legit…at least a first glance.
I guess it comes down to: Who do you believe? Apple PR or a random guy (above) who works in advertising. Tough call.
So how many emails has Steve Jobs written? Were they all faked? Maybe he doesn’t write emails and this whole thing is just a huge hoax.
Some of us may remember when Adobe took a mighty leap into the print publishing market with the release of InDesign. For a few years after that Adobe grabbed marketshare from DTP standard Quark XPress as it developed an integrated system which became Creative Suite.
They were heady days.
Adobe fielded new technologies and moved far ahead of Quark, some believe. Quark
Let us not dwell right now on the continued Apple v Adobe war on Flash on the iOS platform, instead let us consider
