PhotoFast, manufacturer of a SSD upgrade kit for the MacBook Air has stopped all production of the unit because of a request from Apple. PhotoFast’s kit which used a Toshiba X-gale SSD and came in 64, 128 and 256GB capacities is no longer in production according to Daily Tech. PhotoFast, which is part of Apple’s…
I just discovered that there is such a thing as Global Accessibility Awareness Day, and I’m quite embarrassed about that fact, for I believe that accessibility is an integral part of technology today. The concept is applicable to the average user but is even more important for users who have impairments as well as the…
Well, it looks like those new iMac rumors may very well be true. It also looks like those iPod rumors may very well be false. Apple has just sent out invitations to press for a “product presentation for Mac”. Apparently the invitations made it very clear this is MAC ONLY. No iPod. No iPhone. So,…
The Internet as we know it required modern online cryptography algorithms. Without these algorithms, secure communication across the public channels of the Internet would be close to impossible. By providing an easy way to hide information from prying eyes, modern cryptography algorithms allow private communications, online banking, and digital shopping to take place all across…
Many of you may remember Mozy’s Home remote back up client for Mac. We’ve talked about it before. Yesterday Mozy launched a Beta version of their Mozy Pro back up solutions for Mac as well. The service allows back ups of all your business computers while managing both backup and restore processes from a web-based…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vM40-X2cvQ A serious Mac enthusiast (who apparently prefers to remain anonymous) has put up on YouTube the most exhaustive collection of Steve Jobs videos you’ll ever see. It’s quite the treasure trove, and includes some cool compilation videos as well.
Apple today announced updates to the Macbook Pro line. The new MacBook Pros utilize the Santa Rosa chipset and come in the following flavors: 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo. 2GB RAM, 120GB HD, 15″ LED. GeForce 8600M GT 128MB – $1999 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo. 2GB RAM, 160GB HD, 15″ LED. GeForce 8600M GT 256MB –…
First there was the authorized biography. Then we got the eerily realistic action figure. A gazillion self-published, cheapo ebooks about the supposed inner workings of his mind. Now, there’s actually a Steve Jobs comic book.
Our newly launched sister site, Wii Living, is reporting that Darwiin Remote has been released for OSX. From the post: Darwiin Remote is a tiny program that allows you to control your Macintosh computer with your Nintendo Wii Remote. Right now it only operates in Apple Remote mode, but what this will hopefully lead to…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Only in the world of Apple would an announcement about when an announcement is going to be made qualify as news. But here we are.
IDG is not letting Macworld go down without a fight – and with that in mind, they’re going to be holding a “Town Hall Meeting” on Wed. January 7, at 5PM PT (at Moscone’s Gateway Ballroom – room 102) to discuss where Macworld should go without Apple’s direct involvement in the future. Everyone in attendance…
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