The fourth installment of the OS X Mountain Lion developer preview was recently released and with that came some changes in security. Looks like Apple is taking recent Mac Trojan vulnerabilities very serious with some new features for Mountain Lion…
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Since the beginning it was the consensus that Macs just don’t get viruses. Apple has used the lack of infections in many marketing campaigns to influence consumers in buying a Mac over a PC. As we all found out a ...
With the recent release of the 2012 MacBook Pro line, we wanted to dedicate an episode to performance. How does one get the most out of a MacBook Pro purchase? Should you buy the top model? Is the top model ...
This is the third RAM install video I’ve done. While nothing has changed this time around, I like to document repairs/upgrades so that someone may get use out of it. Check out the writeup and video…
Apple’s next-in-line operating system, Mountain Lion is nearing launch. At the 2012 WWDC keynote, Tim Cook announced that Mountain Lion would launch July 2012. With the release being so close, Apple has now extended their Mountain Lion beta testing to ...
The new 2012 MacBook Pro is an incredibly fast computer. With Intel’s new Ivy Bridge processor, NVIDIA’S GeForce GT 650M GPU, and USB 3.0 joining the MacBook Pro, you can definitely expect an increase in performance. But how much performance? ...
At the 2012 WWDC keynote Apple launched a new 2012 lineup of MacBook Pros including the acclaimed MacBook Pro with Retina Display. The new MacBook Pro line features Intel’s new Ivy Bridge processors, USB 3.0, and NVIDIA graphics. If you ...
This morning Other World Computing posted the picture above showing the new Retina MacBook Pro running three external displays simultaneously. Two iMacs linked as Thunderbolt displays and another display via HDMI. Four displays running from one tiny MacBook, now that’s ...