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- Build an $800 Hackintosh, why toswitch to Mac, the Church of Mac, and more, 12.21. AlsoFireWire S3200 vs. USB 3.0, Security Update 2007-009m FastMac 4xBlu-ray drive for Mac Pro and Power Mac G5, CrossOver for Mac updated,and more.
- Macs the top 2008 PC story, nomedia sharing with new drive, Office 2008 sneak peak, and more,12.14. Also the best alternative to Apple's keyboards, setting upa desktop printer in Leopard, Mac OS versions that shipped with Macs,five Leopard tips from David Pogue, and more.
- Mac hits 6.8% share on Net,Intel iMac screen problems, Classic on Leopard, and more,12.07. Also adding hierarchical menus to the Leopard Dock,speeding up Leopard with less colors, a new OS X email client, andParallels Premium Edition.
- Leopard on older Macs, 13-portUSB 2.0 hub, Mac Plus emulator, WD's 'green' hard drives, and more,11.30. Also how to squeeze the OS X 10.5 installer onto asingle-layer DVD, the top Macs, iMac Graphics Firmware Update, low costUSB DriveDock, and more.
- Core 2 Extreme hits 3.4 GHz, freeold Mac software, restore pre-Leopard Dock folders, and more,11.16. Also iMac 'still the desktop star', a more intuitive Spacesexperience, VMware Fusion updated, Dead Sea Scrolls for Accordance, andmore.
- Proof Macs cost less, Leopardspanks Vista, Mac pride pins, Arabic OS X 10.4.10, and more,11.09. Also the pitfalls of Macintel recovery, waiting for the10.5.1 update, QuickTime 7.3 released, new Leopard books, andmore.
- Good-bye Classic, Leopard on oldMacs, Leopard books, and more, 10.29. Also Other WorldComputing says G4 upgrades compatible with Leopard, Opera updates Macbrowser, new version of TypeIt4Me, and more.
- Leopard on a 1999 AGP Power Mac,Leopard upgrade problems, fixes for Menu Bar and Dock, and more,10.29. Also software updates from Apple, tips on using TimeMachines and Spaces, a better volume control for OS X 10.5, andmore.
- Leopard install guides, Applethird in US sales, worst Apple products, Leap Finder, and more,10.26. Also free T-shirts from FastMac, Mac market share way up,Mac T-shirts for kids, Hitachi's low power 3.5' drives, and more.
- Leopard beautiful and unequaled,upgrading to Leopard, Flower Power iMac 'ugly', and more,10.19. Also speeding up a sluggish Mac, what the next Mac Proshould have, new versions of freeware EasyFind and PhotoStickies, andmore.
- Leopard to slow down PowerPCMacs?, powerline networking, iMac freeze up, Mac Pro in color, andmore, 10.12. Also 10 years since Michael Dell said 'shut downApple', Mac use quadruples at Princeton, new Mac keyboard preventsaccidental caps lock, a Flash decompiler for the Mac, and more.
- Boot Camp Beta expires withLeopard release, Macs left behind by Leopard, the future of PowerPC andOS X, and more, 10.05. Also AnyDrive USB hard drive adapter,third gen Fujitsu SnapScan scanner, Mailplane puts Gmail on thedesktop, AOL Desktop coming to the Mac, and more.
- 3.2 Gbps FireWire, 4.8 Gbps USBcoming, Macs cost less to use, a Core Image-based image editor, andmore, 09.28. Also wireless USB to hit 1 Gbps, Mac sales aresurging, aluminum iMacs have great image quality, 802.11n WiFi for mostmodern Macs, and more.
- 'I will switch from Apple',AMD's 3-core CPU, Carbon Copy Cloner 3.0 released, and more,09.21. Also new 24' iMac disappoints, new driver does not improveiMac GPU performance, aluminum keyboards 'atrocious', QuickerTek WiFiantenna for Mac Pro, free 3D home interior software, and more.
- AirPort Extreme interferencerobustness explained, 1 GHz G3 upgrade, new OS X image editor, andmore, 09.14. Also picking the right Mac, Microsoft's wirelessmouse with 1 GB of flash memory, Revolabs wireless microphone withiListen, Opera 9.5 for Mac reaches alpha 3, and more.
- Mac mini overpriced, iMacoutpaces PCs, switching to Mac a waste of time, and more,09.07. Also adding an eSATA drive to a Mac mini, cost of replacingan iMac's glass face, drives with 1 GB cache coming, reviews, andright-click software for 1-button mice.
- PC war losers, Mac 'just works',$68 802.11n for older Macs, a free font manager, and more,08.31. Also DVD region locking, the iMac's glossy screen, Mac minipowerful enough, Chromac iMac housings, SanDisk's 8 GB flash drive, andmore.
- Macs roar to #3 in US, 'oneamazing iMac', 3 GB upgrade for Core 2 Mac mini, and more,08.24. Also aluminum iMac reviews, aluminum keyboard 'packedwith improvements', and QuickerTek's antenna array for AirPortExtreme.
- Macs 'moreenjoyable' than PCs, end of the G4, enthusiastic aluminum iMacreviews, and more, 08.17. Also Apple's USB 2.0 keyboard,business looks a iMacs, Core 2 Mac mini benchmarked, miniStack NASserver, Virtual PC update improves security, and more.
- No junk from Apple, Macmouse dies after 18 years, time to cut the gigabyte BS, andmore, 08.10. Also new iMac and Mac mini models, Apple'saluminum keyboards, new NAS drive looks like a Mac mini, firstsoftware update for aluminum iMacs, and more.
- New Macs expected August 7,Apple keyboard repair tutorial, Linux vs. Mac vs. Widows, andmore, 08.03. Also new Apple keyboard inspired by MacBook?,Logitech's new Wave keyboard, iNeck lets G5 and Intel iMacs pivot,TechTool Pro updated for latest Macs, and more.
- Dvorak goes Mac,disappointment with Vista, most Zune owners plan to switch, GEdigicams, and more, 07.27. Also switching to Mac to saveon support costs, Vista grows while OS X is flat, FireWire 800Compact Flash reader, a Ducati flash drive, and more.
- Software to darken iMacdisplay, columnist returns iPhone, Logitech introduces air mouse,and more, 07.20. Also a USB turntable for turning yourrecord albums into MP3s, a retractable flash drive, iPhone: TheMissing Manual, Parallels Desktop 3 a major update, and more.
- Burned by MacBook, highestperformance mobile CPU, 'Santa Rosa' MacBook Pro firmware update,and more, The 'Book Review, 07.20. Also an adapter to useExpressCard devices in PCMCIA and PC Card slots, two notebook caseswith built-in iPod controls, and bargain 'Books from $130 to$2,199.
- Macs 'smarter money' thanWindows, a bamboo optical mouse, miniStack v3 adds SATA and FW 800,and more, 07.13. Also Apple's first handheld, an 8-coreMac Pro review, Belkin's washable mouse and twistable USB hub,Quicky-PCI adds 802.11n to Power Macs, and more.
- iPhone launch a religiousevent, Apple's 13% market share, noise in OS X 10.4.10, andmore, 06.29. Also Apple's 500 MB drive shortage, Seagate'sfirst 1 TB drive, a memory optimizer for OS X, MigliaTV software,and more.
- Apple tops in tech support,Nancy Drew and her iPod, Opera Mini takes on the iPhone, andmore, 06.22. Also Hitachi's 1 TB drive in a Mac Pro,turning off your Mac at night, Newton Connection for Mac OS X,TabMeister, and more.
- Mac mini inside an SE/30,VMware Fusion adds 3D acceleration, Miglia's digital TV tuner, andmore, 06.15. Also OpenOffice 'Aqua' version for Mac OS X,new hard drives from Western Digital and Addonics, and Kensington'sergonomic SmartFit product line.
- 30 days with OS X, free remotecontrol for your Mac, 32 GB for the Mac Pro, and more,06.08. Also Parallels 3 gains graphics acceleration, ZFScoming with 'Leopard', where to buy OS 9 CDs, Google Gears comes tothe Mac, low-cost analog video import for the Mac, and more.
- End of the Mac mini?, Mac Plustakes on AMD dual-core, why most people should buy Macs, andmore, 06.01. Also USB vs. FireWire, pros and cons ofGoogle Desktop, an 802.11g USB adapter for Macs, world's firstGPU-powered image editor, and more.
- iMac update in June?, OS 9/Xfile sharing fixed, Apple offers free recycling to schools, andmore, 05.25. Also an iChat headset, a happy Apple servicestory, new technology for future Intel CPUs, 802.11n for 24' iMac,and more.
- Italy's 'Vintage Mac' museum,guide to external drives, pray the rosary on your iPod, andmore, 05.18. Also Lexar's secure JumpDrive with a capacitymeter, NewerTech's RAID 1 drive, CrossOver Mac updated, iSoftPhone,and more.
- Apple ramps up distribution,future of the Mac mini, a fast and free word processor, andmore, 05.11. Also the NeoOffice option, Miglia TVMax+, OSX keyboard shortcuts, PowerLogix CPU Director updated, a memoryoptimizer for OS X, and more.
- Intel V8 clones Mac Pro mobo,Star Wars flash drives, $500 Blu-ray for pro Macs, and more,05.04. Also Parallels launches Parallels Technology Network,Apple updates Security Update 2007-004, Hitachi ships first 1 TBhard drive, Google Desktop for Mac, and more.
- Apple's 5% market share, 8-coreMac Pro rocks when multitasking, ScreenRecycler speeds up, andmore, 04.27. Also how to cool RAM in the Mac Pro, Blu-raysupport may come with Leopard, new Core 2 CPUs with double-sizedcaches, clever eSATA extender cable from NewerTech, and more.
- 8-core Mac Pro value debated,OS X browsers benchmarked, two new widget tools, and more,04.20. Also another Linux-to-Mac convert, the best officesuite Mac owners can't buy, Obsidian wireless mouse, low costdisplays, and more.
- Apple TV runs OS X, 8-core MacPro benchmarks, Best Buy to carry Apple Computers, and more,04.13. Also Scoble says 'buy a Mac', satisfaction the key toApple's loyal customers, first keyboard with an iPod dock,'ultimate' computer desk includes aquarium, and more.
- 8-core Mac Pro, best techproducts of all time, multisession disc burning reinvented, andmore, 04.05. Also Apple cuts Cinema Display prices,picking OS X over Linux, an in-desk iPod dock, calendar printingsoftware, and more.
- Cracked MacBook photos, first64 GB solid state drive, overheating problems, and more, The'Book Review, 03.30. Also 8 laptop coolers reviewed and rated,upgrading a 12' PowerBook, troubleshooting power adaptors,ThermographX goes universal, bargain 'Books from $180 to $2,299,and more.
- 2 GHz upgrade for G4 PowerMacs, Apple named in Bluetooth suit, Boot Camp gains Vista support,and more, 03.30. Also Macs vs. Windows for gaming, Apple'sshare of high-end market, upcoming Core 2 CPUs to pass 3 GHz,802.11n for Intel Mac mini, and more.
- Lack of OS X malware befuddlessecurity experts, the Software Update prebinding bug, and more,03.23. Also, 10 reasons to buy a Mac, OWC launches Blu-raydrives, Liquifile thinks different about the Finder, and more.
- Mac Pro could go 8-core withquad-core Xeons, and Intel enters flash drive market,03.16. Intel released the quad-core Xeon this week; it's justa matter of time before we'll see it in the Mac Pro.
- DST fixes & info for OS X,Classic Mac OS; Mac sales double in January; 3 Spotlight enhancers;and more, 03.09. Also bloated Universal Binaries, 24' iMac'nearly perfect', Carbon Copy Cloner expands into backup app, andmore.
- $25 802.11g card for PCI Macs,drive support for 802.11n AirPort Extreme, Adtron ups flash disks,and more, 03.02. Also firmware update info for Intel Macs,washable medical mouse and keyboard, TechTool Protogo, andmore.
- Safari share up 50%, 8-core MacPro benchmarked, DST updates for OS X, $26 Bluetooth, and more,02.23. Also Google analyzes hard drive failure, $30 SuperDriveupgrades, Carbon Copy Cloner 3 adds automated backup, free ClamXavvirus checker, and more.
- Vista Home runs on Macs, Applelegacy manuals, upgrading a Mac mini or Mac Pro CPU, and more,02.16. Also installing OS X on non-Apple hardware legal fordevelopers, integrated graphics remains Mac mini's Achilles' heel,$20 slim keyboard, ATI's forthcoming R600 graphics processor, andmore.
- Mac market share grows, upgradeiMac with Core 2, 802.11n AirPort benchmarked, and more,02.09. Also Switch to a Mac Guides launched, Vista Home notallowed with virtualization, Happy Hacking Keyboard for Mac, andmore.
- Which Intel Macs take CPUupgrades?, $2 802.11n enabler, USB drive adapter, and more,02.02. Also a DST fix for Panther, Logos coming to Macs,Intel's chip breakthrough, iConnect iPod integration for GMvehicles, a waterproof iPod, and more.
- DST change next Y2K?, Blu-rayfor Macs, USB turntable, digital TV receiver, and more,01.26. Also PhonoPreAmp iVinyl converts LPs and tapes todigital, Gibson intros computer peripherals, Quicky USB gains LEDs,and iStat pro system monitoring widget.
- Macs still Apple's core, tiny12 GB Store 'n' Go drive, NeoOffice to support OpenXML docs, andmore, 01.19. Also putting a Mac mini in a mini ATX case,ScreenRecyclers repurposes computers as addiitonal monitors,Airlook monitors AirPort Base Station, Parallels updated, andmore.
- Don't mistreat your Mac, newAirPort Extreme 5x as fast with double range, quad-core Xeons, andmore, 01.12. Also Macs crowding out Linux in theworkplace, Mopar expands iPod integration, first terabyte harddrive, Nisus Writer Pro announced, and more.
- iPhone reflections, EPAcontradicts Greenpeace on Apple, new PCI Express cards, andmore, 01.10. Also CrossOver lets Intel Macs run Windowsapps without Windows, WMware demos virtualization for Intel Macs,Office 2008 promised, and Missing Sync for BlackBerry.
- 'Poor boy' .mac alternatives,Mac Pro ruled in 2006, Apple closing on HP, and more,01.05. Also Mac mini in a Subaru, frugal Mighty Mouse, what todo when your 2006 iMac won't start, compact Pentax scanner,wireless USB extender, new drive enclosures, and more.
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