Articles about Apple Computer hardware
As reported by 9TO5Mac, Apple has started a replacement program for the graphics card in selected iMacs sold between May 2011 and October 2012. The affected 27-inch iMacs have: Sandy Bridge processors Thunderbolt ports 3.1GHz quad-core Intel Core i5 OR 3.4GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 […]
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This is the fifth, and last, in a series of articles related to Apple’s WWDC 2013. Apple CEO Tim Cook and company took the stage at the Moscone West convention center in San Francisco on Monday, June 10th for its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
WWDC – “Can’t Innovate Anymore, My A**!” Read More »
This is the fourth in a series of articles related to Apple’s WWDC 2013. Apple CEO Tim Cook and company took the stage at the Moscone West convention center in San Francisco on Monday, June 10th for its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). Phil Schiller,
WWDC – New MacBook Airs Read More »
My old MacBook Pro was getting kind of sluggish and I was running out of disk space fairly routinely. With Apple recently dropping the price of MacBook Pros by $200, I decided to take the plunge this weekend and buy a 13” MacBook Pro with
Going Retina with the MacBook Pro Read More »
Apple held its media event today at the California Theatre in San Jose, California. Tim Cook, CEO, and Phil Schiller, Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing, took the stage to announce several product upgrades as well as the much-anticipated iPad mini. The presentation began
Apple Shows Off iPad mini and Much More Read More »
An Apple-1 personal computer is expected to sell for anywhere between $79,000 to $126,500 at a Christie’s auction on October 9th. It is one of only 200 Apple-1s that were ever made and sold for $666.66 in 1976. The Apple-1 was the first
Apple-1 Not Cheap, Even When It Doesn’t Work Read More »
This has been my setup for the past month: Mid-2012 Macbook Air Connected to an 27″ Apple Thunderbolt Display. I love it. It’s remarkable. The better than HD, 2560-by-1440 display really makes looking at everything else seem like I should get my contact prescription adjusted. I work at this
Apple, Please Let Me Buy a Thunderbolt Display Read More »
Apple has started their Back to School Promotion. There is nothing unusual about that. What is new is that it now includes iPads as well as Macs. Buy a qualifying Mac and get a $100 gift card to use on apps, books, music and movies.
Apple’s Back to School Promotion Now Includes iPads Read More »
If you are having an issue with your Mac, you need to know if your AppleCare coverage is still in effect. Due to a battery issue, I will be taking my MacBook Pro to the Genius Bar. I needed to find out if my AppleCare
Is My Mac Still Covered under AppleCare? Read More »
You should occasionally check the battery on your MacBook. You can do so by clicking on the Battery icon. I did this on my MacBook Pro yesterday and I was a little surprised and concerned to see the words ‘Service Battery’. I clicked
Checking the Battery on your MacBook Read More »
Today’s WWDC keynote address was packed full of new and improved products from Apple. Topics included updated MacBook Airs and MacBook Pros along with a new MacBook Pro with Retina display. There were also updates on Mountain Lion and iOS 6. Apple’s CEO Tim Cook
Apple Shows Off New Hardware and OS Features at WWDC Read More »
By now. we get it. Apple is going to release a new one of (almost) everything, every year. It might get kind of annoying, but really, you can’t blame them. Cell phone companies do the same thing all year long: they feature a new,
An Apple today keeps buyer’s remorse away Read More »
Beware, iTunes users! There is a new phishing campaign aimed at you! As described in Intego’s Mac Security Blog, the email tries to direct you to a bogus website to confirm your billing information. The email is from applied@id.apple.com. Delete it!!!! For more information, see
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