Better late than never and two weeks after their original stated deadline isn’t that bad. The mothership’s posted a trio of patches covering Windows 7 compatibility, as well as 32 and 64 bit operation on your Intel Mac.
As the days wind down to the introduction of the new Apple tablet, one of the key questions centers around functionality. What will it do, and in which of those functions will it truly excel?
Even though Apple’s CEO has taken only a $1 salary for years and hasn’t sold any of his shares in the company he co-founded more than 40 years ago, he probably doesn’t have any money worries, especially given the tens of millions he gets from his stake in the entertainment and theme park giant.
The world’s a beautiful place or at least it soon will be after Apple launches its “latest creation” at San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center. Will Steve Jobs do the honors, what will he unveil and what exactly will his “one more thing” be?
While we’re all waiting for the Apple tablet announcement (the invitations are out, by the way, Jan. 27 at 10 a.m.) we can begin to chew on a new rumor about a 22-inch iMac featuring a touchscreen.
The paper’s chairman will soon announce how the venerable publication plans to profit from the Internet — a decision that’s been months if not years in the making. Unsurprisingly, it’s believed The Times and Apple could be sharing the limelight.
The amazing ability to heal, bounce instead of break, learn things without trying — youth is wasted on the young. Unfortunately, it’s just as often true that authority is wasted on law enforcement.
Apple has said that it won’t participate as an exhibitor at another Macworld conference. Yet it seems the company’s planning a Macworld’s worth of announcements within a couple weeks of the expo’s traditional early January and new mid-February time slots.
The latest PC sales reports from Gartner Group and IDC find that the recent spate of very cheap Windows personal computers may have slowed sales of the Apple line of computers during the last quarter of 2009.
So, a website has received a “cease & desist” letter from Apple legal after they announced a “scavenger hunt” seeking proof of the existence of the company’s unannounced, but oh so lusted after tablet computing device. Does this constitute evidence of the device itself or Apple’s disdain for the contest?
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