Man, do I hate reporting on rumors, but I haven’t posted in a couple days so here I am. macScoop claims that a trusted sourceApple is ,“headed towards the release of a notebook that is so small and light that it could redefine the standards of ultra-portable computing.” That would be awesome, right? [...]

On June 30th, Apple Incorporated filed for the trademark of “Multi-touch”. This is how the filing reads:
IC 009. US 021 023 026 036 038. G & S: Handheld mobile digital electronic devices with electronic mail, digital data transmission, audio player, video player, handheld computer, personal digital assistant, electronic organizer, electronic notepad, telephone, computer gaming, and [...]

On my PC Machines I’ve never trusted any other anti-virus than eTrust. McAfee and Symantec while decent, are jokes compared to CA (the maker of etrust). I’ve scanned the same computer with all three softwares and the first two found no viruses and CA found 12! Man that saved me from having [...]

Anyone remember Ultimate Extras? No? I didn’t think so. Ultimate Extras was one of the incentives for springing the extra cash it cost to “GO ULTIMATE!!!” (sorry, when I think of people getting Vista Ultimate, I think of people falling for those ridiculously annoying commercials with the big echoey “ACT NOW!” voices… “GO [...]

By ‘Other’ ADC members (both select and premier), I mean the ones that did not attend WWDC. All Apple developers can now get their hands on Leopard for testing, porting and developing purposes. There is nothing that the seed won’t have that the WWDC DVD has/had. It is the same version issued [...]

Well, today’s the day. June 29th. The arrival of the iPhone. A couple days ago, the tech editor for the New York Times, David Pogue gave the iPhone a good review but called EDGE “excruciatingly slow.” Ouch…if you didn’t have something up your sleeve. And, ladies and gentleman (mostly gentleman [...]

Yes, that’s right. Yet another reason to upgrade to MacBook Pro (I realllllllly need my macBook keyboard though… ). I read about it in MacDaddy and I thought I would pass that along to those of you who didn’t know yet. If you ask me, Apple should list that on the features [...]

Latest version of a desktop customization software from Stardock, WindowBlinds 5.51 has been released. This version add a support for 64-bit Windows Vista. It is also adds support for Vista Aero shadows even on skins that don’t explicitly support shadows.
WindowBlinds is a shareware and you can purchase it for $19.95 from their homepage

Developers lucky enough to have a copy of the Leopard beta are reporting that there are a multitude of small updates that will be included in the final release.
The first of those is that DVD Player will now include an HD option in the preferences for Blu-Ray and HD-DVD. It will also include the [...]

I’m only 19 so I still live with my parents. I have a blackBook. They have a Dell Dimension desktop. They don’t have a very good Dell Desktop though. Celeron 2.38 Ghz, 140GB HD, integrated graphics, XP Pro, 1 Gig RAM, DVD - R and a 17″ flat panel. Pretty [...]