Psystar wins a round against Apple
Accused Apple clone-maker Psystar Corporation won a round in court. The judge in the case handed down a number of rulings in Psystar’s favor last week.
Accused Apple clone-maker Psystar Corporation won a round in court. The judge in the case handed down a number of rulings in Psystar’s favor last week.
Apple’s default browser on the Mac offers best-of-class Java performance, great integrated RSS reading functionality, fast HTML rendering and powerful bookmark syncing. However, regarding that last feature, if you don’t have a $99 per year MobileMe account, backing up and syncing your bookmarks across multiple Macs and locations is anything but convenient—until now that is.
Are you a leech? You know, one of “those” people who only keep a torrent alive long enough to download what you want, but never or only rarely seed (ie feed the other leechers)?
Thriving in the midst of a recession? The Cupertino, CA-based widget maker and content retailer has earned a spot—among bio tech and services outsourcing firms—on a listing of the fastest growing technology firms.
How many times have we said that it was time that we read the classics? Now, with the announcement of millions of public domain titles for the iPhone and iPod Touch via Google, it is easier than ever to do just that.
Since the Apple TV launched in 2007, users and pundits have clamored for the Cupertino, CA-based widget and media giant to add digital video recorder (DVR) and cable box features. Nevertheless, Steve Jobs has steadfastly claimed that the device is only a “hobby,” a fact borne out by the company’s relative inattention to the device.
When it comes to browsers, fast is never ever fast enough. Given that we increasingly live online—blogs, social networking, IM, shopping—the need for speed isn’t just about bragging rights anymore.
When Phil Schiller et al demonstrated GarageBand ’09 onstage at Macworld San Francisco, he didn’t mention that the hottest new feature “won’t run” on legacy PowerPC Macs. In fact, if you had purchased iLife ’09, you probably wouldn’t have realized this “omission” until you actually tried to use this feature.
One company is assembling and selling boxen with plenty of hardware punch (and not a legal leg to stand on), which could eventually run iPC OSx86 10.5.6 once the lads finish hacking stealing development.