The number of computers sold by Apple was larger than the number of Windows PC sold globally
A historic moment indeed and who would of thought anyone would see the day where Apple sell’s more computers* than global Windows PC’s.
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Chrome For Mobile, Reduces Data Usage By Up To 50%
You remember Onavo? The data compression proxy that compresses images and text to save on your data usage? Now Google Chrome for Mobile attempts to do the same within the browser, removing the need to install certificates and such.
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North Korea Skins It’s Linux OS To Look More Mac like
Red Star Linux is a variant of the free operating system that’s widely used in North Korea. It;s seen several gui iterations from the standard “windows look and feel” as windows itself changed but has now ended up looking decidedly Mac like. Take A look Over at North Korea Tech
Whatcha Gonna Do Brother When WWE Comes To Apple TV February 24 Brother
Facebooks isn;t the best place to get rumours confirmed yet a spokesman from the WWE has seemingly confirmed that come February 24th, 24 / 7 WWE will be available on the Apple TV.
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Jacks Back, 24 : Live Another Day Superbowl Commercial
So those “Apple To Show Commercial During Superbowl Rumours” turned out to be a load of rubbish but what we did get was A trailer for 24: Live Another Day.
Granted a few seasons of 24 were a little wide of the mark and the dubbed synthesiser music became tedious especially during the last season yet 24 was still more than watchable.
Fox built anticipation for the new 24 trailer throughout Sunday (February 2) by releasing a series of short teasers.
24: Live Another Day opens with a two-hour premiere on May 5 in the US. It will air on Sky1 in the UK.
The January Apple Rumour Roundup.
Januarys rumour roundup. So to post a Apple news item all you have to do is come up with something you know off, cite an “anonymous source” and then have that syndicated around other news sites all saying the same thing with different words. Please come back “Angry Mac Bastards”
OS X Mavericks 10.9.2 Build 13C48 (Pre-Release) Available To Devs
For the third time this month Apple has emailed developers to let them know that OS X Mavericks 10.9.2 Build 13C48 (Pre-Release) is now available to download. For developers this is a pre-release update to OS X Mavericks 10.9.
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Todays Ridiculous Rumour : Apple TV to Get TV Tuner..
Well it’s been a few months since the last Apple product release and so it’s the perfect time for the rumour mill to start up. This time it’s 9 to 5 mac and their statement that there “could” be a tv tuner in the next Apple TV.
Unless there’s some play in progress to match iTunes content to live TV programs it seems a sure fire way for Apple to loose revenue. The whole point of the present incarnation of the Apple TV is another way to watch Apple content on your TV rather than a traditional broadcast method.
What does makes sense would be a built in router, It really would be the first port of call for Apple into your house. Connecting devices to the wifi would be a simple tap thanks to iBeacon. Shows could be streamed from the new Apple TV like a media centre and best of all, zero configuration.
You can see the whole amount of guesswork over at 9to5 mac
MacPaw “Listen” Review – Gesture Based Interface For Your iTunes Library
Swiping in app’s has been given a boost since iOS 7 and now MacPaw have taken swiping to a completely new lever. Doing away with buttons and text labels, MacPaw release Listen, An App that’s “less app and more listening”
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iFixit Macintosh 128K Teardown
For once iFixit have done something half decent and non Apple bashing and done a Macintosh 128K Teardown. It’s worth taking the trip down memory lane on the 30th anniversary of the Mac.
7 Years Ago This Day The iPhone Was Announced
It’s hard to believe that 7 years ago to the day, Steve Jobs got up on stage and announced a phone that changed the course of mobile phones / mobile computing as we know it. The iPhone.
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Fed Up Of Copying Apple, Now Samsung Copies Microsoft
It’s been a while without Samsung news and then two things come along at once. First of all Samsung has an epic fail moment with Michael Bay and today it seems that Samsung has invented Windows 8 on a tablet.
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Got An Apple TV? Try These Apple TV Hints And Tips From Reddit Users
Perhaps you got an Apple TV for xmas or you’ve had one for a while but never got around to searching out those shortcuts for usage that Apple never tells you about. Thanks to this reddit feed, here’s over 50 must know tricks to make like with the Apple TV even better.
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AnandTech Reviews The Mac Pro
Mac pro reviews are now starting to come out and by all accounts it’s shaping up to be a hell of a beast but not in the traditional way. It’s clear that Apple see’s computing power not coming from tick, tock cycles but from harnessing raw GPU power. The tech heads over at AnAndTech have ripped apart a Mac pro, bench marked and analysed it in glorious technical detail’s in the way the do these things.
Mac Pro Gets iFixit Teardown Treatment.
Wondering how Apple manages to crap so much technology into such a small device? iFixit have gotten their mits on a Mac pro and given it the tear down and reverse assembly treatment. However it does get an almighty 8 on the repairability scale.
