Monthly Archives: May 2009

Apple Makes Me Wish I was a College Student

Every year college students interested in getting a cheap Macbook wait in anticipation for the back to school promotion. Besides the college education discount that can be used all year long they can also expect some sort of gift from

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Psystar Bankruptcy is just what Apple Wanted

Psystar Corporation, the infamous Mac clone manufacturer, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The petition filed last week claims the Florida based business is more than $250,000 in debt owed in majority to shipping companies and creditors. One outcome of

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PC to Mac-Making the Switch part 1

One of the biggest misconceptions that a PC user has with switching to a Mac is it is hard to learn to use. The transition is actually simpler then believed. The functions that you are used to going to in

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OS X 10.5.7 paves the way for Snow Leopard

On Tuesday Apple released Mac OS X 10.5.7 that includes general operating system fixes that improves the security, compatibility and stability of Macs and is recommended for all users running Mac OS X Leopard. The Mac OS X 10.5.7 software

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3G Macbook the Future of Mobile Computing

Evidence is building that Apple is actively looking to recruit engineers to test new Macs with support for the 3G Wireless WAN support. Those familiar with the company’s plans have said that Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard will support

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PC, not so easy to use as a Mac

Apple’s Pc versus Mac ads are already becoming classics. In the “PC easy as 1-2 3″ spot here is the list of 23 steps to using a PC. Remove unneeded bloatware Configure security settings Download and install OS security patches

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Upgrade the Hard Drive on your Unibody Aluminum Macbook

If you are deciding to buy a used MacBook or perhaps you found a cheap MacBook for sale here, one great way to save money is to install a larger hard drive yourself. It is easier then you think. Apple

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