Archive for May, 2006
Julio, from ‘Your Tech Blog‘ has answered the question whether Apple would release a 12-inch MacBook Pro. The wording on Apple’s website has eluded to him to that there won’t be one: “Meet the family, now complete“. This sentence shows that Apple has completed the MacBook line of products, and it is full. However, Apple [...]
Apple has NOT closed the Intel-based Darwin Kernel
Closed Published May 22nd, 2006 in Apple, Noteworthy, PC, Software, TechnologyIt has been reported that Apple is closing down the Intel version of the Darwin Kernel so that hackers won’t have such an easy job to make OS X work on normal Windows boxes. Ernest Prabhakar, Apple’s Open Source and Open Standards product manager, has stated in the Fed-Talk mailing that they have not closed [...]
I have been using the K2 theme for Wordpress and I downloaded the SVN in hopes that all the cool new features would work. I tested it out on my apache server on my mac mini with no problems, but now none of the ajax features work. So I have to down-grade backto the previous [...]
I am in the process of re-designing the blog, and it should be released soon. Hopefully it will be a lot cooler and more unique!
Sony goes crazy: PS3 to be sold for £425 in UK
12 Comments Published May 18th, 2006 in Gaming, Noteworthy, TV's, TechnologyThis time Sony has gone way over their head. I mean when I heard the price I thought that it was a joke, but no, Sony is dead serious. How can they honestly think that family’s can afford to shell out so much money for a damn console, I mean you can buy two 360 [...]
Kodawarisan has already got his brand new MacBook, and the first thing he did was disassemble it! His site is devoted to taking apart Apple products, with a lot of pictures and annotations. He was also the first person to take apart the MacBook Pro, and probably will do the same for future Apple machines. [...]
Photo Credit: Dave Thorup
In Manhattan, Apple have been busy constructing a new Apple Store on 5th Avenue. But this is not a normal Apple Store. As you can see from the image above, it is a huge glass cube, that then leads people underground! Dave Thorup was lucky enough to see the unveiling of the [...]
Behind the MacBook’s Battery: Video
Closed Published May 18th, 2006 in Apple, Noteworthy, TechnologyAs a little update to the previous post I made about the MacBook’s HDD and memory being easily replaceable, MacWorld has posted a video showing this. The link to the article and the YouTube video can be found at the end of this post.
I feared that if the HDD was over the battery, then it [...]
It’s official, the tickets have been ordered and I just need to see it now! The first airing at our cinema (theatre) starts at midnight tomorrow. Well the movie starts at 11:40PM, but we have like 20 mins of adverts here in the UK (but the time difference means I get to see it before [...]
Image Credit: Scott Ard / CNET
…is not a good idea! As you can imagine from the image above, it is not a wise idea to shove some iPod accessories in your pocket, on the day of a big item launching (the MacBook). But that is exactly what one guy did. CNET News.com editor Scott Ard [...]
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