Apple Leopard Server: Simple Solution Anyone Can Use

Mac OS X Server 10.5 Leopard is the server-oriented version of Apple’s operating system, Mac OS X, which includes applications that are intended to allow administrators to manage productive features - such as internet-based services or networks of Macs and Microsoft Windows PCs - more easily. Read more

It’s Wise to Protect MacBook Air with Slim Hard Shell Case

As a MacBook Air user, you want to protect your notebook. While MacBook Air’s design is breathtakingly beautiful, the outer shell is ultrathin and fragile. MacBook Air is not really something you can just toss to any backpack or bag without worrying about getting a scratch or worse. Read more

As 3G iPhone Launch Nears, Apple Strikes Worldwide Deals

Most analysts have predicted a June introduction of a 3G iPhone, probably at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, which runs June 9-13 in San Francisco. CEO Steve Jobs is expected to open WWDC with his usual keynote address and will likely unveil a new iPhone then. Read more

3G iPhone Beta 5 Firmware Settings Leaked: On/Off Option

Chronic Productions Blog, which is part of iPhone hacking Chronic Dev web site, has leaked the information about the iPhone Beta 5 Firmware containing several 3G preferences. Most notable setting allows users of the second-generation iPhone to prolong the battery life by disabling 3G access. Read more

Live TV Stream Available on iPhone and iPod Touch

OrbLive is the streaming media application developed by Orb Networks for iPhone and iPod Touch. With this app, you can stream all your media, no need to sync. This app plays live TV, Internet TV, and webcams on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Read more

In Defence of Apple Inc Environmental Record

In a rather troubling second annual Company Scorecard environmental assessment, Climate Counts, a nonprofit organization dedicated to directing consumers toward the greenest companies, gave Apple Inc the worst ranking with only 11 points out of a possible 100, placing the company last among electronic firms. Read more

Apple PowerBook and iBook Settlement, up to $181.7 million

Apple Inc agreed to a settlement that will cost the Cupertino-based company between $57.5 and $181.7 million to pay refunds of $25 to $79 to as many as 2.3 million computer owners. Customers who bought certain replacement adapters for PowerBook and iBook computers are eligible for the refund. Read more

Wii Style Remote Controller Patented by Apple

Apple may be developing Wii style remote controller that would allow for control of movement with its motion sensing capability. This way, users would be able to interact with and manipulate items on screen via movement and pointing presumably through the use of accelerometer and optical sensor technology. Read more

Aspyr Set to Launch Online Store for Mac Games

Digital River Inc announced that it signed an e-commerce agreement with Aspyr Media Inc to build, host and manage an online store - called Game Agent - to support the sale and digital delivery of select Macintosh and PC-based games. The deal is most likely a reincarnation of planned Gamerhood project. Read more

Apple Canada iPod Owners Eligible for $3.6 million Settlement

Apple Canada Inc is offering CDN $45 (USD $44.40) credits, usable at the Apple Canada online consumer store, to as many as 80,000 Canadian residents who own a first, second, or third-generation iPods purchased before June 24, 2004. Apple has decided to settle the litigation without admitting any wrongdoing or liability. Read more

Next Page »