Consumer Reports has named Apple number one in computer technical support, besting everyone else in that crowded field for working with users to solve problems on their laptop and desktop computer systems.
There are people out there who’ve had their 27-inch iMac fixed or replaced a half-dozen times and they still don’t have a useable product — really. Until today, however, Apple had never admitted that there was problem even though the company has issued at least three fixes.
Whether you’re just a user who’s rung every drop of energy out of consumer portable’s six-cell pack or you’re buying n’ selling used MacBooks to supplement your income, there are plenty of places to buy quality replacement batteries.
With a relatively short preamble — a few weeks ago Apple sold its 250 millionth iPod — Apple’s CEO jumped right in and introduced the world to the company’s “latest creation,” which looks quite like a big iPod touch or iPhone, which bears out one of the earliest rumors about the device.
There is a fairly creditable report out today indicating that the upcoming tablet computer will come dressed in a polished aluminum casing, cementing its relationship to the Apple MacBook lineup.
Every time I read one of Greenpeace’s “greener electronics” guides, I always end up shaking my head in disbelief — they’re just that bad. Why? If anything, the environmental movement needs to adhere to the principles of science and good governance, but that’s not what we’re being sold.
An Apple financial analyst says that Apple is set to release another record performance report later this month on Mac computer sales covering the final quarter of 2009.
If you looked at Apple, just Apple, and extrapolated to the whole economy, you would probably think the nation was enjoying an economic boom. Although we don’t have anything official from the mothership, the legible tea leaves to date indicate the Cupertino, California-based Mac, iPod and iPhone maker once again had a very merry Christmas.
It’s one thing to tell your friends how supremely cool your huge new Apple all-in-one is, it’s quite another to show them and watch their jaws drop (or just get some work done). If you’ve got the scratch, now you can enjoy this moment across town or the other side of the country.
How many USF football players does it take to change a light bulb now? Still don’t know, but couch says he’s spoken with a alumnus who’s actually done it before and we just got a truckload of MacBook Pros, so hold on.
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