Filemaker releases new version for 2013 with HTML5 data entry, new iOS features and tightened security
Filemaker, a subsidiary of Apple, has just announced its 2013 version of its popular database application. The new version focuses…
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BlackBerry implosion generating even bigger enterprise gains for iPad, says analyst
Concerns about the future viability of Blackberry – once the default choice of mobile device for the enterprise market –…
Ford will distribute 6,000 iPhones to employees over the next 2 years
Ford’s recently departed CEO and President Alan Mulally may have just joined Google’s Board of Directors, but the automobile company…
Apple modernizes its investor relations site, with thin fonts and flat icons
Apple has updated its Investor Relations website with a modern design. The site features the clean lines and thin fonts now standard with…
Footprint of Apple’s ‘spaceship’ campus clearly visible in latest aerial photos
Following up on an aerial shot posted last week, AppleToolbox has taken a handful of much clearer photos, showing the progress of Apple’s…
Check out Apple and IBM’s new enterprise iOS apps (Gallery)
After first announcing a major partnership earlier this year, Apple and IBM unveiled today a list of new enterprise apps…
Apple & IBM announce first batch of MobileFirst iOS apps for enterprise
Following an announcement earlier this year that Apple was teaming up with IBM to deliver a number of enterprise solutions,…
Apple’s success in enterprise market “unbelieveable,” with more to come, promises Cook
Business Insider highlighted Cook’s celebration of Apple’s success in the enterprise market in the analyst call following its quarterly earnings…
China Labor Watch and authorities probe Apple supplier factory blast, aluminum dust linked to explosion
Local government authorities are investigating last weekend’s explosion that injured 61 people at the Shanghai factory of an Apple iPad…
Forrester relents: Recommends Macs for business because your boss wants one
IT managers’ thinking is influenced by a myriad of business factors, including research studies advising them not to adopt Apple’s…
AOL Corporate disables meeting management via iPhones due to Apple iOS 6.1 bug
AOL has informed its corporate employees that it has temporarily disabled the ability to manage meetings via mobile devices due to…
Lion Recovery USB sticks start arriving
Readers have alerted us that their Lion Recovery Sticks have started arriving. Interesting upgrade from the Snow Leopard Stix that come with…
App Store volume purchase program for businesses goes live in the U.S.
As pointed out by The Loop, Apple’s App Store volume purchase program for businesses has gone live. The program, which…
Apple discontinues boxed versions of several software titles at physical stores
Today Apple announced End of Life (EOL) status for several boxed software titles. As of 7/20/11 Apple will be discontinuing…
Apple's growing place in the enterprise
COMPUTERWORLD: Forget the old myth that Apple isn’t big in the corporate and enterprise sectors. It isn’t true. Last week…
Why the Mac still matters to Apple
COMPUTERWORLD: A note to all the folk out there complaining that Apple isn’t paying any attention to Mac sales– you’re…
Overstretched Apple delays Final Cut upgrade to 2011
It seems not all is well with the Final Cut Studio development team, with a report claiming release of the…
Is HDR photo capability waiting to bust out of your iPhone 3GS? (YES!)
We already know Apple has a knack for throwing new features in with updates and today we discovered what looks…
Mac Pro's in short supply?
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?
Apple revamps developer app sales reporting
Apple has just completely revamped their daily app sales reporting tool for developers. This tool has several new features, a…
Import of previous Final Cut Pro XML coming soon to Final Cut Pro X
. There has been a big stink (several actually) about Final Cut Pro X’s lack of ‘Pro’ features. One such…
ZFS finally debuts in Snow Leopard
We’ve been talking about it for years. Finally, Apple has some rock solid plans to introduce ZFS into the MacOSX operating system. As of now, plans are for Snow Leopard server to allow read/write capabilities for ZFS. No word yet if it will operate as a boot partition or not. Snow Leopard Server is supposed to debut with it’s client counterpart in about 1 year according to Apple. Developers are being shown a preview this week at Apple’s WWDC.
CrazyEgg Shows that Readers Aren't Interested in "Enterprise"
So, dear readers, we’ve been spying on you for the last 12 hours with this great new service called Crazy Egg. Hope you don’t mind!
The service tracks the user clicks over time all over the webpage. If you have a website, we highly reccomend you give it a shot. The idea was to get some information on what our readers loved and what they didn’t. The results weren’t too terribly shocking except that the “Enterprise” group wan’t being clicked very much. As a Mac site, we know that Apple is lacking in the Enterprise market – one of the ongoing themes here is to call attention to this. Perhaps the name “Enterprise” needs a bit of work.
PC Magazine Shows its Macintosh Hand (a pair of nothing)
This is a rebuttal to a PC Magazine article that was so bad it was good (dugg)...
So, times are obviously good for the Macintosh. How does one know this? Because even the people who should be trumpeting the virtues of Vista and Linux are clumsily falling all over themselves to praise the Mac. Honestly, I haven’t read PC Magazine much. I’ve spotted it in a few magazine racks and dentist offices with subscription cards falling out everywhere, but nothing ever interested me enough to pick one up or visit the website.
