Although it’s been on the shelf for just three months, the impact of iPhone is clearly being felt by rival phone manufacturers, according to a new study which claims that Apple’s cell phone market share is already on the rise at the expense of Motorola…
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For the second time in as many years, Mac maker Apple Inc. is awaiting the official nod from chip supplier Intel Corp. before announcing a brawny update to its Mac Pro workstations aimed at media professionals. The new systems will represent the first architectural overhaul to the Mac Pro family since Apple introduced the Intel-based Power Mac succ
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Apple has made significant changes to Safari in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, introducing integration with Dashboard, smart drag and drop of tabbed windows, full text searching of your web history, and more. Here’s a look at the birth and maturity of the online web browser, as well as a look at what’s new in Safari 3.0.
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Seriously outrageous.
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Leopard looks like it beats Vista in the “Wow!” department. Yes, you read that right, I said that Leopard looks like it beats Vista in the “Wow!” department.
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Apple Inc.’s share of the U.S. personal computer market for the third calendar quarter of 2007 was 8.1 percent, up from 6.2 percent during the same period one year ago, according to results released from Gartner just minutes ago.
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“Finally, a PC Unix that everyone can love. OS X Leopard is a triumph of customer-focused engineering”Tom Yager takes a look at what it is, under the skin, that makes OS X *that* great.
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Apple on Wednesday issued a formal announcement regarding its expanded iTunes Plus service, which now offers more than two million tracks at the reduced price of just 99 cents. All iTunes Plus tracks feature DRM-free music with high quality 256 kbps AAC encoding for audio quality which the company claims is “virtually indistinguishable from the ori
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But guess who can’t handle it? Yeah that’s right; W______ u___ (fill in the blanks). And why? Because they aren’t winning the poll. “If you voted for Leopard you must be a fanboy, there’s simply no other explanation. It could never be that people actually think Leopard will be a better OS? No way, never.”
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Apple understandably wasn’t too happy about shelling out an extra ~$80,000 to employees who already scored free iPhones, so pink iSlips have apparently been issued to the bunch.
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