15-inch MacBook Air expected early 2012 Ever since the MacBook Air was released, no one has really been able to match it in the thin and light category of laptops. Apple's super-thin design, coupled with solid performance and decent battery life has seemed unbeatable so far. November 28, 2011
15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display said to be nearing launch Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a new 15-inch MacBook Pro laptop with a high-resolution Retina display and a new ultra-thin design. Citing anonymous sources within Apple's supply chain who have supposedly handled parts from the upcoming notebook computer, 9to5Mac claims the new Ivy Bridge-powered MacBook Pro model will launch this summer. May 14, 2012
Apple battery firmware open to attack, researcher finds The microcontroller used to control the charging of Apple's laptop batteries could be attacked by malware in a way that might damage the cells, a researcher has reported in advance of a presentation at the forthcoming Black Hat security conference. July 26, 2011
Apple Ditches Samsung for A6 Chip Building Apple is planning to start work on the A6 chip, and this time it won't be requiring help from rival Samsung, with whom the company is currently battling in court over lawsuits regarding patent claims and supposed copycat products. June 27, 2011
Apple hires Dixons chief to drive global retail Apple Inc has hired Dixons Chief Executive John Browett, who revived the British electronics retailer by emphasizing customer service, to lead the iPad maker's global retail expansion. January 31, 2012
Apple Launches MacBook Pro Late 2011 Specs Refresh Apple has launched the MacBook Pro late 2011 hardware specifications refresh across the whole line of the Intel "Sandy Bridge" powered laptops. The updates include faster processors, more powerful graphics, and new data storage options. October 25, 2011
Apple MacBook Air 11-inch (Thunderbolt) The already impressive Apple MacBook Air 11-inch gets Apple's OS X Lion, a speedier processor, Thunderbolt technology, but for this price other laptops offer more features. July 25, 2011
Apple MacBook Air 13in Core i5 laptop The lightweight, streamlined design of the MacBook Air is undeniably attractive, and still leaves most of its ultraportable PC rivals looking like a chaotic collision metal and plastic. However, that sleek design has always come with something of a premium price — especially given the relatively modest specification of its processor and other components. July 26, 2011
Apple recalls some 1 TB hard drives in iMacs Apple has issued a recall of some of its hard drives that were put inside some of its iMac PCs. A page on Apple's web site has the details of the recall which affects iMacs that were sold between May and July of 2011. The hard drives that are affected are the 1 TB drives made by Seagate. The faulty drives were put into the 21.5 inch and 27 inch versions of the iMac PCs. According to News.com the drives could fail "under certain conditions" but there's no word on exactly what the issue is with these drives. July 23, 2011
Apple said to be prepping $799 MacBook Air While Windows-powered "ultrabooks" have yet to really make a splash in the market, Apple is reportedly considering a move that could further limit their appeal as vendors prepare a second wave of less expensive ultrabook models. May 7, 2012
Apple set to drop 17in MacBook Pro, says watcher Apple's 17in MacBook Pro will be phased out in 2012, one analyst has predicted, in favour of an Air-style refresh of the line that excludes the company's largest notebook. April 24, 2012
Apple to start making TVs, report says Technology blog DailyTech on Wednesday was quoting an unnamed "former Apple executive" who said Apple plans to enter the television display market by the end of the year. June 23, 2011
Apple TV and Netflix don't play well together Before we get going I need your help with my Apple TV, which is making me unhappy. I purchased a second generation model a few weeks ago and I am still impressed; it is the usual polished, elegant engineering that we have come to expect from Apple. September 14, 2011
Apple updates MacBook Pro laptop line The 13in MBP has a choice of Core i5 or Core i7, while the 15in and 17in models are Core i7 machines through and through. October 24, 2011
Apple ups Time Capsule capacity to 3TB Apple on Tuesday released new models of Time Capsule, its combination backup drive and wireless base station. The new Time Capsules are available in 2TB and 3TB capacities—previously, Time Capsule had topped out at 2TB. June 21, 2011
Apple: 6 million Mac OS X Lion downloads Apple CEO Tim Cook stepped into the huge shoes left by cofounder Steve Jobs, kicking off the all-important "Let's talk about iPhone" event in Cupertino, Calif. Today's launch event is a crucial coming-out party for Cook as new CEO. He replaced Steve Jobs in August. October 04, 2011
Apple's late to the Core i5 laptop party As performance laptops based on the Intel Core i5 processor proliferate, older Core 2 models look, well, old. That means Apple's core silicon is past its prime. February 13, 2010
Apple's Thunderbolt Display a compelling device for 2011 MacBook Air From most angles, Apple's new 27-inch Thunderbolt Display looks just like the 27-inch LED Cinema Display released last year. However, if you take a closer look at what the Thunderbolt Display has to offer, you'll find a display that's ideal for owners of the Thunderbolt-equipped MacBook Air. September 23, 2011
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ClubMac An Apple authorized catalog reseller. Provides Products
Connecting Point Authorized Apple sales and service, serving Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass, and southwest Oregon. Provides Products
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Dabs.com Online retailer selling a wide range of Apple and peripheral products. Provides Products
Data Memory Systems Sells memory and other Mac accessories. Provides Products
Deal-Mac Features Macintosh purchasing information. Covers limited-time specials from all vendors of Mac OS hardware and software. Provides Products
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External Thunderbolt graphics card for Macs will not blow you away Last week, as the result of a straw poll on Facebook, Village Instruments agreed to begin development of an external Thunderbolt-connected graphics card enclosure. Village Instruments already has experience with its ExpressCard-connected ViDock graphics card chassis, which provides extra GPU juice for Windows and Mac laptops, and the Thunderbolt version is expected to be the same kind of thing — but faster. This would be a Mac-exclusive until 2012 when Thunderbolt ports begin to appear in Windows-powered PCs. August 8, 2011
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Ivy Bridge MacBook Pro and iMac Benchmarked? Intel's hot new next-gen chipset looks like it'll be making an appearance in Apple's computer ranges rather soon, with Ivy Bridge processors popping up in some Apple tech benchmarks. May 14, 2012
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LA Computer Center Features Apple desktop and notebook systems. Provides Products
Lab Report: Huge speed gains for new Mac mini Based on Macworld Lab's benchmark results, the new Mac mini models provide a great leap in processor performance over the previous generation. July 22, 2011
Lantronix xPrintServer Zeroconf device that delivers AirPrint services for network printers. February 20, 2012
Low End Mac Great source for info about older Mac models. Provides Information
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Mac Business Solutions, Inc. Full service Apple Authorized Value Added Reseller offering sales, setup, service, support, and training with a personal touch. Provides Products
Mac Yummies Orange, CA website offers Macintosh accessories, carrying cases, supplies and related products. Provides Products
Mac-O-Rama Mac games, kids' software, and hardware. Provides Products
MacBook Pro updates and Speedmark 7 With all the talk surrounding iOS 5 and the new iPhone 4S, it's easy to forget that Apple also makes computers. And it's even easier when updates are as low-key as last week's MacBook Pro announcements. November 2, 2011
MacConsultants Specializes in mulitimedia, design & graphics, networking and Mac mobile computing solutions. Provides Products
MacMan, Inc. Western Wisconsin Apple Authorized Service Provider that buys, sells and repairs Macintosh computers and peripherals. Provides Products
MacSource.cz Central European Apple sales site. Provides Products
Making the Macintosh An online project documenting the history of the Macintosh computer. Provides Information
Mostly Mac Canadian retailer offers Mac desktops, portables and accessories. Includes online shopping cart and a variety of shipping options. Provides Products
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New MacBook Air sports Thunderbolt, backlit keyboard The base model starts at $999 and comes with a 1.6GHz Intel Core i5 Sandy Bridge processor, 2GB of RAM, 64GB of flash storage, 11-inch display and Intel HD Graphics 3000. Taking the storage up to 128GB and the RAM to 4GB bumps the cost up to $1,199. July 20, 2011
Re-Mac A new and used Apple Macintosh store in Mesa, Arizona. Buys, sells and trades equipment. Provides Products
Refreshed MacBook Pros May Boast Retina Display Intel has revealed that its Ivy Bridge processor is built for Retina display computers, hinting that Apple's redesigned range of MacBook Pros will have Retina display technology. April 16, 2012
ResExcellence A website with all the information you need to hack your mac. Provides Products
Rumor: Apple to Switch Back to Nvidia for 2012 GPUs Just a few years after it switched from Nvidia to AMD, Apple is once again rumored to be switching things up when it comes to graphics for its Mac line of computers. Semi Accurate cites sources that say Nvidia has won the next round of Macs, likely starting with the Ivy Bridge models set to arrive next Spring. November 25, 2011
The Mac Orchard The most essential links and Internet applications for Macintosh Internet users--updated around the clock. Provides a Service
Thunderbolt peripherals gather steam It wasn't so long ago that Apple observers were wondering why it was taking Thunderbolt peripherals so long to get to market. This week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas may be putting an end to that conversation. January 10, 2012
Upcoming Core i5 and i7 MacBooks will be speedy, a benchmark suggests Apple's MacBook family of notebooks is overdue for a hardware refresh. A benchmark posted last week suggests the 17-inch MacBook Pro might run the top-of-the-line Intel Core i7 M620 processor and the score suggests a favorable jump in performance over the existing line of the Core 2 Duo-based MacBooks. February 9, 2010
USBStuff.com Online reseller of USB parts and peripherals for the Mac. Provides Products
WD Introduces 2TB Portable Hard Drive For Macs Western Digital introduced the company's first 2TB portable storage drive for Macs today. The WD My Passport Studio has Apple Time Machine compatibility for backing up Mac hard drives and according to WD, the Studio can can save all of your data in one place. Just like the MacBook Air and Pro, it has an all-metal aluminum casing. The exterior is also scratch resistant. April 03, 2012
WestWorld Computers Ltd. The largest authorized Apple Dealership in Western Canada. Provides Products
Will the PC will be replaced by the Apple iStack? Is the PC dying? You'd be forgiven for thinking it, what with the largest PC maker bowing out, and raving iPad-toting Jobsians pointing at the vast sales of smartphones, tablets, and other post-PC devices. August 24, 2011
Apple Developer Connection: Mac OS X Apple's developer resource for Mac OS X. Contains guidelines, tutorials and API information for new OS X developers. Provides Information
Apple.com Home of the Apple/Macintosh. Provides Products
Authorized Steve Jobs biography due in November He runs the second biggest publicly traded company on the planet (sometimes it's the biggest, period, depending on the stock price) but Apple's founder and CEO Steve Jobs still remains a fairly private individual. In a few months some of that mystery surrounding one of the most powerful business leaders in the world will be uncovered. The New York Times has confirmed that "Steve Jobs: A Biography" will head to store shelves (and presumably on Apple's iBook Store) on November 21 via publisher Simon and Schuster. August 16, 2011
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Has Apple made Mac too much like iPhone, iPad? The newest version of Apple's Mac OS X operating system is finally here, and Lion has brought with it both minor tweaks and some big changes, but is it all for the better? Apple's iPhone and iPad lines have been selling at a rate that puts hotcakes to shame, and while the Mac computer line has a thriving fanbase of its own, there's no question that the company hopes to turn iOS users into Mac users as quickly as possible. July 20, 2011
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Kindle over iBooks? It comes down to the desktop I love having access to searchable reference material on my iOS devices, but I want it on the desktop too. Unfortunately, Apple doesn't make iBooks for Mac OS X. September 19, 2011
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MacBook Air and OS X Lion synergy: A big hurdle for Windows 8 Unless you have been sleeping in a cave somewhere, you know that Apple released new MacBook Air notebooks and OS X Lion together. The joint release is significant because Lion is designed from the ground up to optimize the user experience on Apple hardware. The synergy between these Apple products is powerful stuff, and demonstrates the big task ahead for Microsoft's work in progress, Windows 8. July 22, 2011
Man Gets Hard Drive Full of Secret Apple Documents You knew about the one about a man who walks into a bar and finds a lost iPhone. Well, this one is about a man who walks into an Apple Store and walks out with a hard drive full of Apple secrets. September 2, 2011
MRP: The Mac Resource Page A daily news e-zine about Macintosh computers and the MacOS. Provides Information
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PackUpAndGo A drag-and-drop compression program by Stone Design for Mac OS X Server or Yellow Box for Windows. Provides Information
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The Mac 512 User Group An official Apple Macintosh User Group devoted to the older Macintoshes. Provides Information
Apple CEO says product innovation remains priority Apple Inc Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook promised on Monday to periodically review the company's dividend and share repurchase plans but his priority remains product innovation. March 19, 2012
Apple Could Reach $500 In 2012 A little over a year ago Eugene Groysman told me he was buying Apple at $245 because he thought the iPad could push the stock to $300. Today, Apple is trading at $380, and he believes Apple could reach $500 in 2012. November 15, 2011
Apple has 4th most profitable quarter in history of Earth Today, Apple announced it's Q1 result for 2012, bringing in record profits which surpass anything the company has ever seen. The Cupertino giant reported revenue of $46.33 billion, with net profit of $13.06 billion. Not bad for a company that was floundering just ten years ago. January 25, 2012
Apple has killed the MacBook It has been many quarters since Apple last updated its base MacBook line of laptops. Mixed in with the new release of OS X Lion and an updated MacBook Air, Apple has quietly killed off the white MacBook. July 20, 2011
Apple hiring more security employees Earlier this month, word got out that an Apple employee may have lost a prototype for the upcoming iPhone 5 smartphone in a bar in San Francisco. At the time it was revealed that Apple security personnel searched the home of a local resident in cooperation with police officers. The news put a light on Apple's overall security efforts to keep the company's secrets from being released. September 19, 2011
Apple Is Now Worth More Than Google and Microsoft Combined Following iPad 3 introduction reports, Apple is trading at almost $493 per share, a $16 boost. That means it's worth $459.82 billion dollars. That's more than Microsoft and Google combined. February 9, 2012
Apple Patents New Multitouch, 3-D Gestures A new Apple patent reveals the company is looking into ways to integrate more gesturing into the iPad and other devices, a la Tom Cruise's holographic glove-controlled system in Minority Report. October 28, 2011
Apple poised to benefit from falling component prices In a research note, Shaw Wu, an analyst at Sterne Agee, raised his estimates for Apple's fiscal third quarter. Wu now sees Apple earning $5.95 a share on revenue of $24.6 billion. Wall Street is expecting profits of $5.70 a share on revenue of $24.7 billion. July 5, 2011
Apple recalls some 1 TB hard drives in iMacs Apple has issued a recall of some of its hard drives that were put inside some of its iMac PCs. A page on Apple's web site has the details of the recall which affects iMacs that were sold between May and July of 2011. The hard drives that are affected are the 1 TB drives made by Seagate. The faulty drives were put into the 21.5 inch and 27 inch versions of the iMac PCs. According to News.com the drives could fail "under certain conditions" but there's no word on exactly what the issue is with these drives. July 23, 2011
Apple secures 17 patents, including wireless sync The company's new patents range from a single security model for booting a computing device to a design patent on its current iPod Shuffle. April 03, 2012
Apple Store app now offers in-store pickup, self-checkout Apple iPhone users can now order Apple store items online and pick them up at the nearest shop and even avoid the checkout line by paying for the items themselves. November 8, 2011
Apple Threatens Open Source Amahi Project with Legal Action This make me a sad little facepalming unicorn. Apple has just slapped the open source home server project Amahi with a cease and desist letter about the project's use of the term 'app store' - stop using the term, or face Cupertino's army of lawyers. June 22, 2011
Apple to outship HP in 2012 says analyst firm Market watcher Canalys has bullishly forecast that Apple will begin to ship more personal computers than current market leader HP at some point during H1 2012. November 21, 2011
Apple Won't Merge MacBook, iPad, CEO Assures Combining a MacBook and an iPad would never work, and that's why Microsoft's plans to push Windows 8 out to both tablets and laptops will be a disaster, according to Apple CEO Tim Cook. April 30, 2012
Apple's China revenues surpass Lenovo Apple's second quarter revenue in greater China -- an area including Taiwan and Hong Kong -- have surpassed that of Chinese computer giant Lenovo for the first time, according to figures from the firms. August 19, 2011
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China's Fast Growth Makes It Apple's Second-largest Market China has become Apple's second-largest market behind the U.S., with revenues increasing almost four times year-over-year for this past quarter, according to company CEO Tim Cook. October 19, 2011
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Lookout looks to tighten Apple's mobile security Lookout Mobile Security revealed a free app for the iPhone and iPad today, porting some of its security tools from Android in its first moves to attract customers of Apple's mobile operating system. October 18, 2011
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Steve Jobs resigns as CEO, named chairman Silicon Valley legend Steve Jobs on Wednesday resigned as chief executive of Apple Inc in a stunning move at the technology giant he co-founded in a garage. August 24, 2011
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Text of Steve Jobs' resignation letter Steve Jobs, the legendary co-founder of Apple, maker of the iconic Macintosh computer, the iPhone and the iPad, resigned as the company's chief executive Wednesday. August 25, 2011
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Why Apple Should Not Listen To Morgan Stanley There is a research report out from Morgan Stanley this morning that Apple Inc. seems "more likely than ever" to either pay a dividend, or issue a buyback. September 13, 2011
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802.11b Driver for Mac OS X Open the IOXperts 802.11 System Preference, and configure it for your network. Provides Information
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About Flashback malware A recent version of malicious software called Flashback exploits a security flaw in Java in order to install itself on Macs. April 11, 2012
Adobe releases lengthly list of Apple Lion woes One day after Apple's Mac OS X Lion was released into the wild, Steve Jobs' bête noire, Adobe, has released an extensive list of wounds that the big cat has clawed into its products. July 21, 2011
Apple to Take On Windows 8 with OS X Mountain Lion Apple surprised tech enthusiasts this morning with an announcement about a coming Mac OS X update, dubbed Mountain Lion, that will ship this summer. There were absolutely no rumors to indicate such a release was coming, and--given the timing--one can logically assume that Apple is trying to steal some thunder from Microsoft's eagerly awaited Windows 8. February 16, 2012
Apple: Mac OS X The Apple Mac OS X product page. Contains information about the Public Beta, a screenshot gallery, downloads and a feedback form open to anyone. Provides Products
Apple.com Home of the Apple/Macintosh. Provides Products
As many as 100,000 WordPress blogs infected 700,000 Macs with malware If computer security is your thing -- it really should be everyone's -- and you own a Mac, Kaspersky's analysis of Flashfake malware, also called Flashback, is a must-read. Gasp, this is only part one. There's more to come from the security software developer. April 20, 2012
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Blu-ray playback comes to OS X The ability to play Blu-ray movies in OS X has been a bit of a sore spot for Mac users. When Blu-ray was being developed, Apple's presence as a supporter of the technology spurred much speculation and rumor that Mac users would be seeing native Blu-ray support in OS X. Unfortunately, to this date this has not happened, and Apple has progressively shied away from Blu-ray in support of alternative options like the iTunes store. July 5, 2011
Boot Camp 4.0 for Mac OS X Only Works With Windows 7 Tipped off by a CNET blog post, I see that the latest version of Apple's Boot Camp solution, which lets you dual boot a Mac between Mac OS X and Windows, now only works with Windows 7. Previous versions also supported Windows XP and Vista. August 2, 2011
Bugs & Fixes: Mac OS X 10.6.8 bug work-arounds Now that Mac OS X 10.6.8 has been out for a couple of weeks, it's a good time to check in and see what problems, if any, are being commonly reported. There are three issues that appear to have generated the most user complaints: July 8, 2011
Imagine Siri-like voice commands on your laptop or desktop The iPhone 4S and Siri have now experienced life outside the sacred, vaulted halls of Cupertino for one week, and the reviews from consumers and tech pundits alike are almost universally positive. Early impressions seem to indicate that Siri might not herald a complete revolution in mobile computing, but it's certainly a very cool addition that works a lot better than expected. October 20, 2011
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Kaspersky tool detects and removes Flashback/Flashfake Trojan from Macs If there's one silver lining to the cloud cast over Mac users by the recent revelation that the Flashback/Flashfake Trojan has infected over 600,000 Macs worldwide, it's surely the end to the myth that Macs are invulnerable to viruses and other malware. April 10, 2012
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'Lion' Apple Mac OS X 10.7: Sneak Preview The first major update to Apple's Mac operating system in some five years is nearly ready, and what has been removed is as significant as its improvements. Mac OS X 10.7, known informally as Lion, continues the trend of removing "legacy" components and technologies from OS X with a zeal that would leave Microsoft quivering in terror. July 1, 2011
Mac OS X 10.8 restricted to App Store, signed apps by default Well, this is a surprise. Several websites have a preview up of Apple's next Mac OS X release - it's called Mountain Lion, and continues the trend of bringing over functionality from iOS to Mac OS X. Lots of cool stuff in here we've all seen before on iPhones and iPads, including one very, very controversial feature: Gatekeeper. February 16, 2012
Mac OS X Apps Frequently updated site that contains news, polls, and a complete list of all currently-released OS X software, divided into subcategories. Provides Information
Mac OS X Hints A community-built site of hints and tips on using Apple's new Mac OS X operating system. Provides Information
Mac OS X Trojan Steals Processing Power to Produce Bitcoins A newly identified Mac OS X Trojan bundles a component that leverages the processing power of video cards (GPUs) to generate Bitcoins, a popular type of virtual currency. October 31, 2011
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OS X 10.7 Lion is more painful than Vista My beef is not with the deliberate changes Apple made to the OS, but with the colossal number of show-stopping bugs that have been allowed into this release. August 16, 2011
OS X Lion update kills Flash Player hardware acceleration and more If you ran out and updated to Lion yesterday on your Mac you may be finding that a few things don't work like they did on Snow Leopard. Apparently, the update has disabled some of the features that Adobe Player had before like hardware acceleration. That loss will be noticed by Mac fans that try to play Flash content. July 21, 2011
OS X Lion's best "new" features Want to know the best feature of the "250+" present in Apple's new OS X Lion? I hope you'll forgive my hands for shaking as I type this, because the very notion of something this revolutionary has got me too excited to type. OS X now supports — I hope you're sitting down — full-screen application windows!!! July 22, 2011
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Three-quarters of Mac owners don't use anti-malware software Early results from our "do you have anti-malware installed on your primary computer" polls are in, and there's some change from the ones conducted last May. More respondents on Mac and Windows use security software, but the split remains polarized: 75 percent of Mac users don't, while 90 percent of their Windows counterparts do. Welcome to the wonderful world of Apple denial. There are no pesticides to save this crop. April 06, 2012
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Upgrading to OS X Lion: Potential problems and how to avoid them Apple has loosed the Lion update unto the world and into the hands of feverish, excited Mac fans. Before you fork over your $30 for an upgrade license, however, be warned that Apple's OS X updates tend to break some applications — and in the case of Lion, which deprecates some older Apple machines, you even need to make sure your hardware is supported before you run the installation. July 20, 2011
Adobe brings Lightroom 4 to the Mac App Store The Mac App Store already has quite a few photo editing and cataloging software options, but on Thursday it gained one more: Lightroom 4. May 10, 2012
Apple.com Home of the Apple/Macintosh. Provides Products
Applelinks News of what's happening on the Mac front and tracks current updates of Mac software. Provides Products
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Bugs & Fixes: Opening (very) old AppleWorks and Word documents You've managed to dodge the bullet of obsolete storage media. All your data from floppy disks (or whatever) is now safely on USB flash drives, terabyte backup drives, or in the cloud. But another pitfall awaits if and when you ever try to open those old files. April 13, 2012
Databeast, Inc Makers of dataComet, a Mac Telnet + TN3270 + TextEditing program. Provides Products
Dragon Dictate adds full support for Word 2011, mobile mic app With the latest version of Dragon Dictation for Mac, users of the speech recognition program no longer need to choose between talking and typing when creating documents in Microsoft Word. Dragon Dictation 2.5, unveiled Monday, will let them do both. July 25, 2011
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Growl now costs $2--and that's just fine Growl, a widely used open-source notification tool that lets Mac OS X applications tell users about events such as incoming instant messages, is no longer free. November 10, 2011
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How to Program Your Mac Comments from nearly 200 Mac programmers have been assembled here as a beginners reference to Mac programming. Provides Information
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Ircle Internet Relay Chat for the Mac. Provides Products
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Mac users, want to download YouTube videos for free? Try MacTubes 3.1 Want to download YouTube videos to your PC? The choices are endless, with Freemake Video Downloader, aTube Catcher and VDownloader -- just three of the many freebies out there for Windows users. January 23, 2012
Malware infects Macs through Microsoft Office vulnerability Security researchers have encountered new email-based targeted attacks that exploit a vulnerability in Microsoft Office to install a remote access Trojan horse program on Mac OS systems. March 29, 2012
McAfee Protects Your Mac Without Affecting Performance Mac OS X users are notably resistant to the ploys of anti-virus, anti-malware, and security-monitoring software offered for our platform. "What--me worry?" could be our motto, as well as, "Not paying for that!" Over the long haul, that attitude has served us well, but the nature and diversity of risks has increased, and is likely to get worse. November 26, 2011
MRP: The Mac Resource Page A daily news e-zine about Macintosh computers and the MacOS. Provides Information
NewsNow Mac OS headlines from other web sites. Provides Informatoin
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OmniWeb Advanced web browsing that's easy and fun Provides Products
Opera Software Opera 11.5 for Mac While Opera 11.5 calls itself a browser, it feels like it really wants to be more than that. But in trying to do so, this perpetual innovator's latest version falls short. August 1, 2011
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QuarkXPress App Studio arrives Quark has launched QuarkXPress 9.1, a free update to QuarkXPress 9, which features its hotly anticipated App Studio. September 1, 2011
SecureHome Turns Your Mac into a Security Alarm Mac OS X: SecureHome uses your Mac's built-in microphone to listen to potential intruders and sound an alarm if any noise reaches a user-defined threshold. If an intruder is heard, the app can sound an alarm to try and scare them off and email an alert to your smartphone. July 27, 2011
Share links from Mac to iOS using Safari Reading List Browsing a Flash-based website on your iOS device, and want to send it to your Mac? If you have an iCloud account, it's easy to use Safari's Reading List to swap links between your Mac and your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. February 10, 2012
StepWise Articles, example code, and insight into OpenStep and Mac OS X. Provides Information
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The MOST The Mac OS Students and Teachers. Provides a way to learn about Mac programming by using tutorials and other guides on their site. Provides Information
There's Another Mac Trojan Spreading Via Microsoft Office More bad news for Apple users: hot on the heels of Flashback, reports are circulating of another Mac-specific trojan--called Backdoor.OSX.SabPub.a--that is spreading because of a Microsoft Office vulnerability. April 16, 2012
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Windows 8 on a Mac: why Microsoft should write its own Boot Camp Apple designs some of the best PC hardware you can buy, and its designs use the same parts as a Windows PC. Yes, you can run Windows on a Mac, but the experience is substandard. For Windows 8, Microsoft needs to replace Apple's Boot Camp software with its own. August 19, 2011
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AirPort Extreme 802.11n* Enabler for Mac If you have a Mac with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor (except the 17-inch, 1.83GHz iMac) or a Mac Pro with AirPort Extreme, you can enable it to access an 802.11n wireless network using the AirPort Extreme 802.11n Enabler software. Provides Products
Apple releases iTunes 10.5 The iOS 5 pieces are are beginning to fall into place. Just a day before Apple's scheduled release of iOS 5 to the masses, the company rolled out iTunes 10.5, which customers will need to install before they can upgrade their iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads on Wednesday. October 11, 2011
Apple.com Home of the Apple/Macintosh. Provides Products
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iScroll2 Two-Finger-Scrolling for pre-2005 PowerBooks and iBooks Provides a Service
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PrintForm Component 1.0 The PrintForm Component is designed to bring back the ability to easily print a Windows Form. With this new PrintForm component you can once again lay out the Windows Form exactly as you want it and allow your users to print the form as a quick report. Provides Products