June 3, 2006
The Google Toolbar for Firefox is very handy, especially when it comes to looking up the Google PageRank of a certain site. But I really don’t enjoy using the Mac OS X version of Firefox for average everyday use. There are a handful of websites that offer a service for finding PageRanks, but I found […]
June 3, 2006
Reports of Apple seeding a new build of Mac OS X 10.4.7 have arisen again yesterday, this time with Intel build 8J2122 and PowerPC build 8J122. This new version of Mac OS X has been reported to have no issues and include major upgrades/bug fixes to Safari, Mail.app, iChat, .Mac syncing/iSync, and Aperture. Other reports […]
June 3, 2006
QuickTime 7.1.1 addresses an issue with 3rd party start-up items on Intel Macs. This release also fixes an issue exporting to Keynote presentations to iDVD. Also delivers numerous bug fixes, support for iLife06, and H.264 performance improvements. This update is highly recommended for all QuickTime 7 users. Use the 7.1.1 link above to go to […]
May 7, 2006
Recently, there have been many complaints from all “generations” of MacBook Pro users of their machines getting “hot to the touch”. This has until recently not been solved as to why this is happening, but over at the Something Awful forums users have found out that due to Apple telling their repair technicians to glob […]
February 22, 2006
A writer for the FreeMacBlog has found out that Apple is not allowing people to order Mac Minis in large quantities. He works for a company who was planning to purchase a lot of Mac Minis, and Apple responded saying that “We’re not able to take large orders for Mac minis right now.â€? These are […]
February 22, 2006
A new rumor started by New Tech Spy is a really cool idea that LCD buttons are going to be placed on the touchpad of an Apple laptop and can be used to perform actions and activate menu bars when touched. The buttons are to have icons and functions, such as Spotlight, battery status, time, […]
February 22, 2006
Rumors are spreading that Apple might be bringing the Cube from the dead because of a tip that someone sent to MacDailyNews.com. The tipster attached a photo of a gray cube with a very strange Apple logo on the top. The photo, itself, is very questionable, and the message that the tipster sent is also […]
February 22, 2006
Today, Apple has dropped the 15″ PowerBook G4 out of its product line, leaving only the 12″ and 17″ PowerBooks in its PowerBook family. The 15″ PowerBook was expected to be the first to disappear, and some were notified that the 15″ PowerBook G4 was going to be dropped about a week ago. A listener […]
February 22, 2006
There has been a lot of news about the MacBook Pro recently, since many are starting to receive them and play around with them. Many people are asking how fast it boots, and others want to know what it looks like inside. So, thanks to OtherWorldComputing.com, we now know what the MacBook Pro looks like […]
February 21, 2006
Apple is hosting a new special event on February 28. We all remember the disappointment at Macworld, right? So, hopefully, the “fun new products” that Apple is promising would be the much-talked-about iPod Boombox, as well as an upgraded Intel Mac Mini. Perhaps, even before April 1 (the date of Apple’s 30th anniversary), we might […]