Source: http://feeds.appleinsider.com/click.phdo?i=a2afc7489b1307e34a9a41d3bdc7304c
Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Samsung exec says Apple's claims of copying iPhone design aren't 'legally problematic'
The head of Samsung's mobile communications business has said in a new interview that he isn't concerned with legal ramifications from Apple's assertion that Samsung copied the "look and feel" of devices like the iPhone and iPad.
Nova Media unveils iCON 461 unlocked 3G USB stick modem
Berlin-based Nova Media have introduced a "surfstick" for Mac OS X made in conjunction with Belgium company Option called the iCON 461, a world-wide 3G data stick modem that is completely unlocked and can be used with most 2G or 3G networks around the world. The modem features an integrated GPS chip as well as a MicroSD card slot, enabling it to double as portable storage....
Source: http://feeds.macnn.com/click.phdo?i=59bf554dc2b619cf4a573de09125b523
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The Macalope Weekly: Thanks sooo much
It's great being an Apple fan. There are so many non-Apple fans who are looking out for your well-being!
Source: http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=c3fe99468f12b815fd59e30bae20c0f2
A script to find Dropbox conflicts
Dropbox has become my favorite method of syncing files. The one thing I don't really like about it is how it handles the times when multiple computers report new versions of a file. Dropbox decides to keep both, and adds the words Conflicted Copy and some other info to the filename of the one it's not sure about. I got tired of regularly having to manually hunt for such files, so I wrote a script to do it for me.
This AppleScript uses the find command to find the affected files. It opens Finder windows with each file selected so they're easy to find and deal with. I hope this script is as useful to you as it has been to me.
Paste this into AppleScript Editor and save it as an Application. Run it whenever you want to find conflicted copies. ...
This AppleScript uses the find command to find the affected files. It opens Finder windows with each file selected so they're easy to find and deal with. I hope this script is as useful to you as it has been to me.
Paste this into AppleScript Editor and save it as an Application. Run it whenever you want to find conflicted copies. ...
Source: http://feeds.macosxhints.com/click.phdo?i=b36c9674e99463f698dd008dcee804cb
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Apple Announces New iMac
Apple today updated its signature all-in-one iMac with quad-core processors, powerful new graphics, high-speed Thunderbolt I/O technology, and a new FaceTime HD camera. Starting at $1199, the new iMac is up to 70 percent faster and offers up to three times faster graphics performance than the previous generation.
Review: Peel Universal Remote Control
The Peel Universal Remote Control earns praise for its ease-of-configuration and ability to control the primary functions of your AV gear. But that may still not be enough for some people.Source: http://rss.macworld.com/click.phdo?i=4bfa92cbff6d099025c151fda246e91b
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Monday, 30 May 2011
Mac Defender scam linked to Russian ChronoPay website
The Mac Defender malware currently plaguing Mac owners is linked to a Russian website, ChronoPay, a security researcher suggests. Brian Krebs notes that two domains infected users are directed to, appledefence.com and appleprodefence.com, are registered under fc@mail-eye.com. The address is said to belong to ChronoPay's financial controller, Alexandra Volkova....Source: http://feeds.macnn.com/click.phdo?i=a8910cccae7adddf0e4259908e37bda5
Apple Testing an ARM (A5) Powered MacBook Air?
Macotakara claims that Apple is presently testing an A5 powered MacBook Air.
And additionally, an anonymous source told more information, Apple already made test equipment of Thunderbolt MacBook Air driven by A5 processor.The A5 processor is an ARM-based processor that Apple uses in the iPad 2. Macotakara is uncertain what operating system this experimental machine was running. They also add that Quanta Computer manufactured this test-drive machine.
According to this source who saw live A5 MacBook Air actually, this test machine performed better than expected.
This news comes weeks after another rumor claiming that Apple is planning on transitioning from Intel to ARM-based processors on their laptops in the not too distant future. Most people had dismissed that rumor due to the compatibility issues that would be introduced with such a transition. Another major issue is that while ARM processors are more power efficient, they presently offer significantly lower performance than their Intel counterparts.
The Japanese blog has had some accurate information in the past, being the first to describe some of the new physical characteristics of the iPad 2. It is certainly plausible that Apple might be testing such combinations in their labs, though its unclear if/when Apple might actually decide to introduce such a machine.
Source: http://www.macrumors.com/2011/05/27/apple-testing-an-arm-a5-powered-macbook-air/
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A quick Office hint, and a request
I just encountered a bug at one of my clients' place that looks a whole lot like a really super-old bug (like from the time when megabytes of RAM made a big difference in price).
The bug, in itself, is insignificant: the first version of MS Office for the Mac had a limit on the number of documents it could handle without quitting, but the problem was that each save counted as a new document, so Office apps would lock up pretty quick.
The same thing seems to be happening now with the newest version of everything involved.
The hint to get rid of the MS Office apps no longer saving is to quit them often, then re-launch as needed. Yes, it's a bit simple-minded, but sometimes that's what you need to do.
And now I'm writing you with a request:
With MacFixIt now gone as an effective service for me, there is no longer a communal memory of these quirks and hiccups. I think this site need a new side-line in which you discuss common bugs (rather th ...
The bug, in itself, is insignificant: the first version of MS Office for the Mac had a limit on the number of documents it could handle without quitting, but the problem was that each save counted as a new document, so Office apps would lock up pretty quick.
The same thing seems to be happening now with the newest version of everything involved.
The hint to get rid of the MS Office apps no longer saving is to quit them often, then re-launch as needed. Yes, it's a bit simple-minded, but sometimes that's what you need to do.
And now I'm writing you with a request:
With MacFixIt now gone as an effective service for me, there is no longer a communal memory of these quirks and hiccups. I think this site need a new side-line in which you discuss common bugs (rather th ...
Source: http://feeds.macosxhints.com/click.phdo?i=3e4bc8c26ac38bfd2afc738f08f0f3a8
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