Tag Archive for 'mac'
Logitech have announced the diNovo Mac Edition, the first keyboard in the company’s diNovo series to be specifically designed for use with Apple’s computers. Just 11.05mm thick, the semi-transparent plexiglass and aluminium keyboard features the usual Apple keys together with shortcuts to Mail, Safari and iTunes. There’s also the “TouchDisc”, horizontal or vertical movement on [...]
With Apple stoking the legal furnaces, Psystar facing the prospect of recalling each and every OS X clone machine they’ve sold, and Open Tech Inc. promising yet another EULA workaround, you could say we’re approaching a licencing milestone. Apple could be walking out of court with a watertight grip on OS X, or its EULA [...]
EFiX, who promise USB dongles that allow Apple’s OS X software to be installed on normal PC hardware, have finally been discussing availability and pricing. The device, which allows you to install OS X from a standard retail DVD, together with install any available patches and tweaks, will now be available in V1 or V2 [...]
I’m sure that there are a few of you out there that enjoy gaming on a Mac. Believe me, I’m one of them, though all I really run on my Hackentosh (yes, my Windows gaming rig also runs OSX) is WoW. Well if you’re a fan of Ubisoft titles, then you’ll be happy to hear [...]
Apparently Apple has enabled the ME.COM domain name for most .Mac subscribers. Email sent to username@me.com should be arriving to username@mac.com inbox by now. Apple plans to migrate the email services from mac.com to me.com domain soon, but will also keep the mac.com as an alias domain. MobileMe will be replacing .Mac as Apple’s web-based [...]
Mac-owners, cease your ongoing protests against the cold-shoulder of Logitech. The peripheral company has announced its latest webcam, the Logitech QuickCam Vision Pro webcam for Mac, and while it may resemble just about any other recent model from Logitech’s range, in actual fact it’s the first they’ve made that’s Apple-compatible.
Snow Leopard and Safari 4 screenshot has shown up on a German site Apfeltalk.de. As you might recall, some developers who signed NDA at WWDC 08 get to peek into the new upcoming OS.
Alright, so I am a major fan of The Princess Bride, especially the movie. For once I enjoyed the movie more than the book, which is a bit different from the way it normally works. Well now there is a game to go along with it.
AMD has announced an update for one of its ATI Radeon dual-head graphics cards, especially optimizing it for use with Apple’s Mac Pro system. The HD 3870 Mac & PC Edition has a 56-bit 512MB GDDR4 frame buffer memory and 320 stream processors, together with two DVI outputs for plugging in some large-scale Cinema HD monitors.
Running OS X on generic PC hardware is nothing new, and some companies have even risked Apple’s ire and launched commercial products using the popular software, but EFiX’s upcoming USB dongle is slightly different. It claims to allow you to install OS X Leopard, from a retail DVD, on a computer of your choosing. [...]
