On May 29th, 2008 Apple released Mac OS X 10.5.3, the latest maintenance and security update to Leopard users - the version many of you are probably still using right now. As it turns out, you can now fire up Apple Software Update to get a new version of Leopard: Mac OS X 10.5.4.
“The 10.5.4 [...]
Apple profits for hardware will drop but software sales and market share will climb
Last year when the first generation iPhone was announced by Apple, the bill of materials for the device was estimated to be in the area of $170. According to recent analysis the new iPhone 3G could be costing Apple significantly less to [...]
It wasn’t not a big shock when Apple announced its new iPhone. It is fact that the old generation Apple iPhone wasn’t so fast, it lacked certain features like 3G Internet, Good quality camera, and some small common features which were there in most of the phones of that as well as phones below that [...]
The major improvement-
Apple Phone now supports 3G Wireless.
GPS Mapping is now available on Apple iPhone.
New application Store where you can download stuff for you Apple iPhone.
Microsoft Exchange which enables you to synchronize e-mail, calender, contacts with ActiveSync.
The performance is now increased. iPhone will be fast then before. Price has come down to $199.*
*For startup version.
For [...]
Apple has just released the 3rd major update to Mac OS X 10.5 today, which contains “general operating system fixes” detailed in a support document on Apple’s site.
Notable changes include additional RAW support for several cameras, improved Wi-fi and Time Capsule support for Apple’s Time Machine, and fixes for an issue where video would stutter [...]
This morning saw the official opening of Apple’s latest flagship store in downtown Boston. While it’s not the first Apple store in Boston (the Metro Boston has a total of eight), it’s the first brick and mortar Apple shop in the city itself. Located on Boston’s Boylston Street, it’s Apple first store that touts an [...]
Microsoft has found the perfect cure for the now traditional Windows Vista vs. Windows XP smackdowns.
And no, it’s not a new marketing strategy applauding the Wow’s second coming, but a rather unsubtle tactic to rebuff any face-offs between the two operating systems. In order to discourage Vista vs. XP scenarios, Microsoft is claiming that the [...]