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…
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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…
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…
Prototype next-gen Mac Pro detailed: redesigned, rackable, stackable
Typically, when Apple sets out to develop new products, they build a few prototypes to choose from for the shipping…
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…
Macintosh OS Virtualization right around the corner?
Tidbits is reporting that the new license agreement with MacOSX Leopard SERVER allows for Virtualization of the MacOS.
From the Leopard Server License:
This License allows you to install and use one copy of the Mac OS X Server software (the "Mac OS X Server Software") on a single Apple-labeled computer. You may also install and use other copies of Mac OS X Server Software on the same Apple-labeled computer, provided that you acquire an individual and valid license from Apple for each of these other copies of Mac OS X Server Software.
While this change only applies to Leopard Server, the implications are that it will be easily possible for the 10.5 client OSX to run as well. Paralles and VMware are the two main vendors of virtualization solutions on the Mac platform and are both involved in this new development. While Parallels market is mostly Macintosh machines, VMWare also runs on Windows or Linux.
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…
Light Peak coming in months, Apple on board?
According to CNET, Lightpeek 10Gb Tx/Rx bus technology is on the way for a 2011 debut, likely in Apple’s Macintosh computeres. But…
Competitors predict iPad dominance for 2011
Despite ramped-up competition, Apple should achieve at least 22.5 million iPad sales in 2011 — and that’s not analyst bluster…
What we know about Mac OS X 10.7 'Lion'
COMPUTERWORLD: Apple’s new Lion OS will be leaner, keener and meaner than ever; it will teach Mac users a whole…
Opinion: How Apple can save MobileMe
COMPUTERWORLD: Apple CEO Steve Jobs made the news today with a promise his company will make its online hosted MobileMe…
Verizon scuppers Sprint iPhone, analyst claims he's 'heard'
Apple may have hatched a deal with Verizon under which T-Mobile and Sprint will be locked out of the sexy,…
What we think we know about iPad 2.0
COMPUTERWORLD: Only this morning declared one of the greatest innovations of 2010 by Time magazine, we’re receiving reports that components…
US lawyers are loving their Macs
Legal professionals are embracing Apple solutions in ever greater numbers, new research provided by online software as service supplier, Clio,…
iWork to be Mac App Store exclusive?
Apple has iWork 11 ready for release but is holding back its introduction to debut the software along with the…
Component shortages say no AMOLED for iPad 2.0
In case you’ve any doubt left, you can forget the notion of AMOLED screens in the next-generation iPad, there simply…
iPad shipments set to hit 65 million in 2011 — report
Perhaps you’ve been wondering if Apple will feel much impact once those Android and Chrome-powered tablets ship in 2011 —…
Opinion: 2011 — The year of the Mac
COMPUTERWORLD: Apple [AAPL] has so much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving: Mac sales are exploding; the iPad/iPhone/iPod halo is…
