Did Apple just leak $899 17-inch iMac model?

Did Apple just leak $899 17-inch iMac model?
An Apple educational newsletter for March 2009 apparently offers a 17-inch iMac starting at $899...

Apple's next-gen iPhone has video camera
Apple this year will finally introduce video recording capabilities on at least one of its upcoming iPhone models, AppleInsider has been told.

Macgamestore releases Sally's Spa for Mac
Macgamestore.com has released the sequel to its Sallyís Salon game for the Mac, Sallyís Spa. In the game Sally has taken a break from the salon business and teamed up with her friend Nell, in order to begin running a spa. Featuring 10 different spas across the world, Players will have to deal with over 12 different customer types including wedding brides, couples, and high rollers, and provides ni...



Nova updates GlobeSurfer III 3G wireless router
Nova media has announced an update to its 3G wireless router GlobeSurfer III. The device works by connecting to the internet via a mobile network provider, and allows a local network to share the internet through a wireless LAN and Ethernet. The new version comes with a failover principal that enables the device to automatically switch to a 3G connection when the current internet connection goes d...



Dell's iPhone Killer rejected by carriers as too dull
After signaling its intent to follow Apple's wildly successful iPhone into the smartphone business, Dell's first attempts to produce a phone have been rejected by the carries for being too dull and lacking enough differentiation to stand out in a competitive environment, according to a report.

BusinessWeek’s Burrows: Cisco to battle Apple?  Not likely
Put me down as a skeptic regarding Cisco’s acquisition yesterday of Pure Digital...

Apple's 3G iPod shuffle reviewed: a step too far?
The iPod shuffle has taken on an unusual role in Apple's lineup both as its price leader and as an example of the company's efficiency in design. But with its third version now out the door, there may be signs Apple isn't sure of where to go next with its least expensive media player.

For Ballmer, a Mac is a PC costing $500 more

In a conference, Steve Ballmer gave its opinion on the renewal of market shares by Apple. According to him, recent data prove that Apple is now in retreat. He considers that this turn down is related to the economic reversal and that it is useless to pay $500 more to buy a machine identical to a PC juste with a logo in the apple shape.

If we are often accused of playing the anti PC troll, however it is not right to let such statements pass by. It is somewhat revealing; Ballmer sought to compare the hardware side whereas its company is concerned with the software. Admittedly, Mac is often very close a PC internally; the greatest difference is precisely at the level of the operating system , and let us leave no doubt about best OS, Vista haa proved that it is difficult to sell with or without Apple as competition.

In fact, and in a more general way, since Ballmer took command of Microsoft, the company did not record any great success:

- Vista? A resounding failure.

- Zune? Without comment.

- Xbox 360? It is not imposed as standard.

 

Over 80% of Mac Intel on Hardmac

From time to time, we post news about the evolution of software, hardware and browser of our readers. Thanks to google analytics, it turns out that over 80% of our Mac visitors are using a Mac Intel, the part of PPC hardware keeps reducing every day.

Similarly, the hardware distibuton is as follow:

Indeed, the iPhone is now the third platform of our readers, and the iPod touch is even ranked on the 5th positions. We will follow the evolution other the coming months.

Developer didn’t foresee new career when he bought his first Mac last year, it just sort of happened
Todd Moore didn't foresee that he was about to embark on a new career when he bought his first Mac...

Did Apple just leak $899 17-inch iMac model?
An Apple educational newsletter for March 2009 apparently offers a 17-inch iMac starting at $899...

Apple's next-gen iPhone has video camera
Apple this year will finally introduce video recording capabilities on at least one of its upcoming iPhone models, AppleInsider has been told.

Macgamestore releases Sally's Spa for Mac
Macgamestore.com has released the sequel to its Sallyís Salon game for the Mac, Sallyís Spa. In the game Sally has taken a break from the salon business and teamed up with her friend Nell, in order to begin running a spa. Featuring 10 different spas across the world, Players will have to deal with over 12 different customer types including wedding brides, couples, and high rollers, and provides ni...



Nova updates GlobeSurfer III 3G wireless router
Nova media has announced an update to its 3G wireless router GlobeSurfer III. The device works by connecting to the internet via a mobile network provider, and allows a local network to share the internet through a wireless LAN and Ethernet. The new version comes with a failover principal that enables the device to automatically switch to a 3G connection when the current internet connection goes d...



Dell's iPhone Killer rejected by carriers as too dull
After signaling its intent to follow Apple's wildly successful iPhone into the smartphone business, Dell's first attempts to produce a phone have been rejected by the carries for being too dull and lacking enough differentiation to stand out in a competitive environment, according to a report.

BusinessWeek’s Burrows: Cisco to battle Apple?  Not likely
Put me down as a skeptic regarding Cisco’s acquisition yesterday of Pure Digital...

Apple's 3G iPod shuffle reviewed: a step too far?
The iPod shuffle has taken on an unusual role in Apple's lineup both as its price leader and as an example of the company's efficiency in design. But with its third version now out the door, there may be signs Apple isn't sure of where to go next with its least expensive media player.

For Ballmer, a Mac is a PC costing $500 more

In a conference, Steve Ballmer gave its opinion on the renewal of market shares by Apple. According to him, recent data prove that Apple is now in retreat. He considers that this turn down is related to the economic reversal and that it is useless to pay $500 more to buy a machine identical to a PC juste with a logo in the apple shape.

If we are often accused of playing the anti PC troll, however it is not right to let such statements pass by. It is somewhat revealing; Ballmer sought to compare the hardware side whereas its company is concerned with the software. Admittedly, Mac is often very close a PC internally; the greatest difference is precisely at the level of the operating system , and let us leave no doubt about best OS, Vista haa proved that it is difficult to sell with or without Apple as competition.

In fact, and in a more general way, since Ballmer took command of Microsoft, the company did not record any great success:

- Vista? A resounding failure.

- Zune? Without comment.

- Xbox 360? It is not imposed as standard.

 

Over 80% of Mac Intel on Hardmac

From time to time, we post news about the evolution of software, hardware and browser of our readers. Thanks to google analytics, it turns out that over 80% of our Mac visitors are using a Mac Intel, the part of PPC hardware keeps reducing every day.

Similarly, the hardware distibuton is as follow:

Indeed, the iPhone is now the third platform of our readers, and the iPod touch is even ranked on the 5th positions. We will follow the evolution other the coming months.

Developer didn’t foresee new career when he bought his first Mac last year, it just sort of happened
Todd Moore didn't foresee that he was about to embark on a new career when he bought his first Mac...