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Video: Water sensors confirm you're a klutz
As klutzy Apple laptop users know, damage from spilt water, coffee, or other liquids is not covered under the standard warranty. To uncover any potential for warranty fraud, it's rumored the Cupertino, Calif.-based company has installed liquid sensors in its new line of MacBooks and MacBook Pros. CNET's Kara Tsuboi looks into the rumored move and the potential for false-positives.
Apple Releases Apple TV 2.3 Software Update
Apple has released a new update for the Apple TV tonight. Apple TV owners can download the new updates by accessing the "Update Software" menu option in their Apple TV's settings.
Apple lists the new features and fixes found in 2.3:
From Apple, a Luxury Laptop in Lean Times
Apple's new MacBook may be the finest-engineered consumer laptop ever built. But that doesn't make it an automatic purchase.
LAPTOP Magazine Tests 'One Laptop Per Child' Program In Africa
XO-Laptop Based School Pilot Program in Mali Impacts Children and Community (PRWeb Nov 16, 2008)
Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/11/prweb1620564.htm
Judge Dismisses Computer Maker's Claims Apple Is a Monopoly
Strike one for Apple. Curling is a better sport anyway - the first end goes to Apple. The Cupertino company sued clone maker PsyStar for licensing and trademark violations and copyright infringement, only to be greeted by a counter lawsuit from PsyStar, who claimed Apple was a monopolist. U.S. District Judge William Alsup sided with Apple on the counter lawsuit Tuesday. In his 16-page decision Tuesday, Alsup ruled Apple's products don't constitute a market to dominate. As a consequence, Apple then can't be considered a monopolist, Alsup wrote. An Apple spokesman had no comment. A representative for Psystar couldn't be reached for comment. The original lawsuit is still running, so PsyStar can, for now, continue selling its clones.
Apple Winning Over Businesses with iPhone
"Apple has shown terrific growth over the past decade after virtually collapsing in the early 90s. However, one segment that it has never really been able to win back is the business sector. Not since the days of Apple IIe's or further back has Apple really enjoyed strong business adoption. And the business sector, consisting of everything from business laptops, to servers and business phones, is a huge revenue source so this was a big loss for Apple. However, Apple's hottest gadget, the iPhone is finally starting to win Apple a following in the business community."
Apple Not Accepting Opera Mini on iPhone
An interesting NYT Bits blog entry covers Opera's mobile browser. Buried in the middle of the article is this quote: "Opera's engineers have developed a version of Opera Mini that can run on an Apple iPhone, but Apple won't let the company release it because it competes with Apple's own Safari browser." It also talks about Opera on the Wii and browsers in cars. A good read. My Take: But back to the iPhone. As tempted as I am to just shrug it off, since Apple is free to run its App Store any way it pleases, as an enthusiastic iPhone user, I think Apple is shooting itself in the foot here, as it is with all the "competitive" apps being rejected. Apple does stand to lose some Google revenue by letting people use other browsers, but they have much more to gain by unleashing the creativity of the developer community and giving them the freedom to improve or replace core iPhone functionality. Hopefully competition from Android forces them to wake up.
Apple Not Accepting Opera Mini on iPhone.
An interesting NYT Bits blog entry covers Opera's mobile browser. Buried in the middle of the article is this quote: "Opera's engineers have developed a version of Opera Mini that can run on an Apple iPhone, but Apple won't let the company release it because it competes with Apple's own Safari browser." It also talks about Opera on the Wii and browsers in cars. A good read. My Take: But back to the iPhone. As tempted as I am to just shrug it off, since Apple is free to run its App Store any way it pleases, as an enthusiastic iPhone user, I think Apple is shooting itself in the foot here, as it is with all the "competitive" apps being rejected. Apple does stand to lose some Google revenue by letting people use other browsers, but they have much more to gain by unleashing the creativity of the developer community and giving them the freedom to improve or replace core iPhone functionality. Hopefully competition from Android forces them to wake up.
Possible Psystar Mac laptop clone in the works
Filed under: LaptopsIt looks like Psystar really hasn't been hit by either the economic downturn or the lawsuits Apple has brought against it regarding those "OS X-capable" machines. Adding insult to yesterday's injury -- the announcement of desktops with built-in Blu-ray and NVIDIA's GeForce 9800GT-- it also looks like the company is actively developing a Mac laptop clone, according to an email obtained by AppleInsider. A Psystar spokesperson claims that, "Although there is no mobile open computer at the moment, I can tell you that it is something that is in development," and adds "No release day or price has been set for any potential mobile product line. However I can assure you that at release it will be very competitively priced." Well then -- assuming the quality of the laptops will be comparable to those desktops -- we can hardly wait.Possible Psystar Mac laptop clone in the works originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 29 Oct 2008 14:52:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
WEB/TECH: Apple is Ready to Take a Bite of Silicon Valley
Apple is Flush with Cash $
Comments from Apple CEO Steve Jobs this week suggested that the cash-rich computer and phone maker might be in a good position to start snapping up struggling tech companies. During Apple's earnings call Tuesday, Steve Jobs proudly reported that Apple had $25 billion "safely in the bank" -- and zero debt. More interestingly, he said he saw a bright side to the economic meltdown...
Apple's newest MacBook lacks FireWire port
Apple recently introduced its newest MacBook computer that sports many of Apple's latest designs. But even with all these wonderful new features and capabilities, I kept hearing the same lament from people who have owned Apple products in the past and who were considering the purchase of the newer model. Apple didn't include a FireWire port.
Apple 24'' LED Cinema Display Available for Order
Apple is now taking orders for their new 24" LED Cinema Display that was announced in October. While early versions of the new Cinema Display have been shown at Apple retail stores, orders had not been accepted until now.
Apple rece...
Apple to Adopt Carbon Fiber for Lighter MacBook Air?
AppleInsider claims that Apple has been looking into substituting carbon fiber parts for aluminum in an effort to make the MacBook Air even lighter than it presently is.Apple enthusiastically claimed ownership to the world's thinnest...
Investigation confirms proper safeguards were in place for stolen laptop comp...
An investigation by the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner has determined that East Central Health had proper safeguards in place to protect health information contained on a laptop computer which had been stolen.
The laptop was stolen from the Two Hills Health Centre Diagnostic Imaging Unit and contained health information of more than 1,500 individuals. The laptop was recovered by police about an hour after it had been stolen.
Apple Details Ongoing MobileMe Upgrades
Arstechnica points to a new support document which details many changes that Apple has implemented into the MobileMe site in late September. Apple points out that since MobileMe is a server-side service, updates occur transparently to all users of t...
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