We told you recently about the new Ivy Bridge processors from Intel nearing release. The new processors are set to be announced on April 23rd and it looks like the are going to expand the MacBooks capabilities quite a bit. ...
We told you recently about the new Ivy Bridge processors from Intel nearing release. The new processors are set to be announced on April 23rd and it looks like the are going to expand the MacBooks capabilities quite a bit. ...
Installing Flash Player on your Mac is the fastest way to ensuring that all of your RAM is maxed out on a regular basis. Unfortunately a lot of websites still use flash content, forcing you to install it or endure ...
Have you been worried if you’ve been infected with the recent Flashback Trojan that has infected 600,000 Macs worldwide? Lately there’s been a lot of different ways to detect the Flashback Trojan, but nothing has shown the “easiest method for ...
Apple revealed yesterday that they are currently working on a tool to detect and remove the horrible Flashback Trojan we told you about last week. The Trojan had impact on 600,000 Macs worldwide. Over %50 being in the United States. ...
Just yesterday we told you about the Flashback Trojan that had infected 600K Macs across the World. Apple had pushed out an update to try to patch some of the security vulnerabilities within Java. Well today, one more update has ...
I know what you thinking, Macs can't get viruses right? Well, while mostly that's true, there have been a few over time that have slipped through the cracks. This latest Trojan really took the world by storm. Literally. According to AppleInsider, A trojan horse virus named "Flashback" that surfaced last year is believed to have created a botnet including more than 600,000 infected Macs around the world, with more than half of them in the U.S. alone.
The iMac has been out for quite sometime now and really hasn't seen many changes in design since 2009. But my opinion is, "If it's not broken, don't fix it". According to the rumor mill over at DigiTimes and AppleInsider, the new 2012 iMacs will be much slimmer, and sport a new anti-reflective glass display.
What a great moment in time. The Macintosh 128K computer was a masterpiece of a computer. Released by Apple back in 1984, this computer changed the world. And is subsequently, a big reason why we have the Apple we know and love today. What would it have been like to be the original purchaser and unbox one of these magnificent computers? Since the blogosphere didn't exist back in 1984, we only have more recent photos to document such a memorable moment. Get ready for the digital unboxing on a lifetime! (makes me drool a bit)
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