More Apple Rumors: Video game patent and a recent job offer for a game developer, is Apple getting into gaming?
February 11, 2008
Trademork reported that Apple filed a video game patent to protect their Apple trademark earlier this month. Some have brushed this information aside stating that Apple is just covering their bases, or they think it could be related to iPod games. While, others have been looking at the phrase within the patent “stand alone video gaming machines” with much interest and think there might be more to it.
Steal an iMac get arrested. That’s the message one thief might have received after he stole an iMac from an individuals home. What the thief thought was an easy crime got him into a lot of hot water. 
Rumors continue to circulate about the upcoming MacBook Pro update. Excitement grew when MacRumors reported that an order for the MacBook Pro was appearing on a Best Buy inventory screensheet. The sheet shows a shipment of Apple portable computers. The SKUs showed the same price as the current MacBook Pro. It didn’t say what type of computers were inside, but many are hoping that it is the much predicted MacBook Pro. 
Are you looking for a new game to try out on your Mac? Check out Bullfrog. Bullfrog is an entertaining arcade style Mac game that is guaranteed to provide a lot of addictive bug munching fun. 
Though I have been known to advocate the Macbook Pro over the standard Macbook, I am a reasonable fellow, and understand that not everyone is in love with the brushed aluminum like myself. For all you white shell lovers, you need ways to ensure your Macbook keeps neat, tidy and shiny. 
Will the MacBook Air last for five hours? I was skeptical when I heard this claim made by Apple. I wasn’t the only one. AnandTech has run an extensive test on the MacBook Air. One of tests was testing the battery life. The results may surprise you. 
Good News, you can now test the MacBook Air without paying the hefty price tag. Computer rental companies are starting to add the MacBook Air to their lineup. 
By this point, the MacBook Air has been reviewed, re-reviewed, taken apart, dissected and benchmarked until the persons doing so are sick of it. It turns out that the premium price paid for the SSD (solid state drive) version of the MacBook Air isn’t worth it. Unless you want average performance at a premium price. 
A while back, a member of FaceBook’s Parakey team, Joe Hewitt, created a version of FaceBook for the iPhone. The page, 
Dear Readers: Â unfortunately, my beloved 30 Gb black iPod video recently jumped the twig. Â I must say, I was only slightly disappointed, because it gave me a reason to buy a new Apple gadget. Â The question, though, is whether to buy a hacked iPhone or an iPod Touch. 