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Will Google become a hardware company in 2010?
Posted on :: Dec 17
First, Google was preparing to launch its own Google-branded smartphone. Now, there’s a Google laptop on the way?
That’s the plan, according to TechCrunch.
Should Designers & Developers be held liable for Internet Explorer Design Bugs?
Posted on :: Nov 23
This is a question I'm posing to the wild Development Community becasue it seems more and more prevelant that Designers and Developers alike are being held accountable for Bugs and lack-of-interoperability especially when designing an developing Websites that are Standards-Compliant and are 'Web 2.0' compatible.
Internet Explorer, and its inefficient JS engine, is off in its own little world and forces web developers, designers, and programmers to make special exceptions when it comes to CSS and JS. Although its improved a little with the advent of its latest 8 version IE is slowly falling behind and yet people continue to use it because it comes with Windows...Photoshop on the iPhone...
Posted on :: Oct 16
Today's Adobe announces that the Photoshop.com Mobile iPhone application is now available.
Mac Malware Attacks? Say it isn't true...
Posted on :: Sep 25
In a sign that cyber-criminals are investing more time and resources into attacks against Apple’s Mac users, a new malware affiliate program has been discovered offering 43c for every infected Mac machine.
During an eye-opening presentation at the VB Conference 2009 conference here, Sophos Labs researcher Dmitry Samosseikko provided a glimpse into the “Partnerka,” a Russian network of spam and malware affiliates that have turned their attention to the Mac platform — using social engineering tricks to load fake codecs and scareware programs.
Could Apple really dictate iPhone terms to Verizon Wireless?
Posted on :: Jul 20
The bricks just keep being thrown through AT&T’s reputation window.
This time, TechCrunch’s MG Siegler has an entertaining rant on how Apple needs to dump AT&T and put the iPhone on Verizon Wireless. As noted before, the iPhone may be the worst thing that has ever happened to AT&T’s reputation over the long run.
But Siegler reckons that Apple can dictate terms to Verizon Wireless and simply appear. Siegler writes:
Apple no longer needs AT&T. Thanks to its huge success, it can dictate its own terms to other carriers now, and ensure it controls the iPhone ecosystem — its top priority. Verizon, as the nation’s largest carrier, is likely to give it the most resistance. But that resistance is futile. The iPhone will eventually be on Verizon, on Apple’s terms. It’s just a question of when.
The first part of that riff is true. Apple doesn’t need AT&T. The second part of that—Apple dictating terms to anyone—may not apply.
OS X Server Documents
Posted on :: Apr 23
About a year and a half ago, I had a partner who had bought his own server machine. I will admit I was preparing myself for a whole lot of configuring, reconfiguring and restarting (I assumed it was a Windows Server). Well I was surprised (and releived) that it was an Apple OSX (Tiger) Server.
Now I had configured many an Apple workstation and previous versions of the OS as a server, but never had I configured an OSX Server. These are the documents I used to get it running, rather quickly. And so I thought I'd post the here for download to assist others.