iMac Clones Spotted at Intel Developer Forum
If you're attending the Intel Developer Forum this year, then you might think you just entered the Twilight Zone when visiting the Rambus booth.
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If you're attending the Intel Developer Forum this year, then you might think you just entered the Twilight Zone when visiting the Rambus booth.
Apple just released a security update called "Security Update 2004-09-07". The update provides a number of security enhancements and is recommended for all users.
Aspyr Media announced a new game expansion pack for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3 Raven Shield called Rainbow Six 3 Athena Sword for Macintosh.
Matrix nerds rejoice! The infamous “Matrix Reloaded OpenGL ScreenSaver” made by Alex Zolotov has been ported to OS X from Linux. After installing it, I sometimes find myself being sucked into the Matrix. I can just stare at it for hours. The original source code is also available in case you want to port it …
Napster first knocked the music industry on its rear a few years ago by allowing millions of people to freely “swap” digital music files, a practice the courts frowned on, essentially driving Napster offline. While illegal downloading still occurs, millions of people are paying to acquire music legally from Apple‘s iTunes. Who do you think …
Microsoft must be feeling the heat from Apple. This week they released a beta version of the MSN Music Store in an effort to unseat Apple’s dominance in downloadable music market. Just like iTunes, the MSN Music website offers song downloads for 99¢. The store also has integration into Windows Media Player 10, which is scheduled to launch later this week. What …
How safe is your operating system from hackers? Both Mac and PC user face threats, but Apple is betting on the open-source heritage of its UNIX-based operating system to spare Mac OS X Tiger from the never-ending security problems that have plagued Microsoft. Apple’s Tiger operating system update is scheduled to debut Q1 of 2005. This will be the …
Today at the Apple Expo in Paris, Apple introduced its new G5-based iMac with a new form factor that resembles the iPod. In fact, it was designed by the same team that created the iPod. This speaks volumes about the importance of adaptability in innovation. Apple‘s history was built around selling personal computers in volume …
Bye-bye dial up! According to a new survey by Nielsen NetRatings, a majority of U.S. Internet users now have broadband at home. The survey of 50,000 households shows that Internet connected American households are upgrading to broadband speeds at a rapid pace. As of July 2004, 51% of all home Internet users have broadband. Last year, broadband users were only 38%.
Speculation is high over whether Apple will unveil the G5 iMac on Monday at the Apple Expo in Paris. Over 7,000 people are expected to attend the keynote event.
Rap star P. Diddy will attend his post-MTV Video Music Awards party with a personalized HP iPod encrusted with 120 diamonds, coinciding with the release of the HP iPod, which will be given to all guests at the party.
News around both the HP iPod, Hewlett-Packard's version of the iPod digital music player, and a revamped iMac computer was enough to get Wall Street excited.
Intel unveiled their new tri-mode Centrino technology that will enable laptops to access WLANs based on the 802.11a, b, and g wireless specifications. The Intel new chipset dubbed the Intel PRO/Wireless 2915ABG Network Connection, also will have new software, which the company claims will simplify the end user experience, and support for the 802.11i security …
Sprint and Apple jointly announced today that Apple's Xserve G5 and QuickTime software have been certified as mobile multimedia delivery platforms for Sprint's new PCS Vision Multimedia Services.
Hewlett-Packard plans to unveil their long-awaited HP-branded iPod among dozens of new gadgets that HP CEO Carly Fiorina hopes will help HP get a foothold in the consumer electronics business and lead their consumer push strategy. Besides the HP iPod, some of the new gadgets include the company’s first digital projector for consumers, televisions, and …
On August 8, 2004, the Dave Matthews Band tour bus was observed dumping human waste on to a tour boat filled with passengers in the Chicago River. Keep reading to learn more about the Dave Matthews Poopgate incident.
A clever Stanford University programmer released a new application called "OurTunes" that allows music to be swapped via Apple Computer's iTunes program.