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Apple users that paid for their OS X Lion upgrades via PayPal have been charged thousands of dollars by accident.

Aug 1st, 2011 | By | Category: Apple

User said that though Apple has refunded the extra charges, they will still have to wait a few days for refunds to be lodged with their bank. MacRumors reports that John Christman purchased OS X Lion on July 23, and paid $31.79 after sales tax. His PayPal account was then charged an additional 121 times, [...]



Apple’s latest 11 and 13-inch MacBook Airs and the results are impressive to say the least.

Aug 1st, 2011 | By | Category: Apple

Laptopmag ran a number of tests checking boot time, battery life, data transfer, and temperatures, but its the Geekbench results that demonstrate what updating to the latest components can really do to the performance of a machine. The first performance benchmarks are coming in for Apple’s latest 11 and 13-inch MacBook Airs, and the results [...]



Apple’s Lion sells 1 million copies in first day.5 hidden awesome Lion features

Jul 22nd, 2011 | By | Category: Apple

At that rate, users are buying Lion faster than any other operating software release in the company’s history. More than 1 million people have downloaded the latest version of Apple’s operating software, Mac OS X Lion. Apple has released Mac OS X Lion its Mac App Store early Wednesday morning and, as promised, the new [...]



Apple directors mull over CEO succession

Jul 20th, 2011 | By | Category: Apple, News

Few Apple board members are mulling over a successor to the company’s CEO Steve Jobs, who is on medical leave since January. According to a report, some Board members have discussed the issue with executive recruiters.The discussions were not focused on recruiting the new Chief executive, but more an searching for options. It’s still unknown whether [...]



Hackers Disclose Bug in Apple Software

Jul 10th, 2011 | By | Category: Apple, News, Social Networking

Hackers a re usually given a bad rap for their oft-destructive behaviours, but every so often their tinkering and meddling turns up something useful. In this case, hackers have disclosed a bug in Apple software that has analysts doing flips. Security experts say that the newly-discovered bug could be exploited by villainous hackers looking to gain remote access [...]



BodyMedia FIT Sprint ID, Sloth to Hummingbird Status

May 11th, 2011 | By | Category: Apple

A device to help set goals and monitor progress for sleep, exercise, diet! Sprint BodyMedia ID starts each day a sloth and if you do what you are supposed to … end up a sprightly hummingbird.



Early Adopters – Picksie Begins Private Beta Testing for Recommending Events, Activities or Places of Interest

Nov 8th, 2010 | By | Category: Apple

The first 500 private beta users that test the site enter to win a free iPad; Facebook fans can enter the “Picksie Your City” Contest for a grand prize. Works on iPad, Chrome 5 and above and Firefox 3.6 and above! Travel like you know!



Apple Laptops Being The Best Choice

Sep 30th, 2010 | By | Category: Apple

With the improvement and progress in technology, people’s demands seem to change to a great extent too. When a person is aware that there are highly advanced gadgets available in the market, it becomes difficult to like or settle for anything lower than the set standard. For instance, even though desktop computers were known as an invention that changed the lives of many, with the shift in trends towards laptops, they have become more liked and preferred by people all over. The reason behind this is the immense comfort that one receives at the hands of technological advancements, which makes one desire only that which is the most up-to-date.



What to Do, Where to Go, Picksie is in the Know

Sep 14th, 2010 | By | Category: Apple

Demo Fall September 13-15, 2010 in Santa Clara, California at the Hyatt Regency Silicon Valley! It’s the launchpad for emerging technologies, products and prototypes. Twenty-two percent of past demonstrators received funding within 60 days as a direct result of a DEMO launch. Sixty-two percent received over $1 million in funding, mostly from venture and angel [...]



Does The Macintosh Have A Split Personality?

Jul 21st, 2010 | By | Category: Apple

In the early days of personal computers, the Macintosh with its revolutionary point-and-click, desktop metaphor and Graphical User Interface (GUI) was marketed as the easy-to-use alternative to the blinking cursor of the PC’s Command Line Interface (CLI). Because of a lack of programs (and programmers), the Mac was considered underpowered, overpriced and, frankly, a lot less macho than the beige boxes that, in short order, fell under the sway of two main chipmakers, Intel and AMD.




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