Apple sues Psystar, calls for OpenMac recalls
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Apple News
Apple on Tuesday filed suit against Psystar the makers of a “Mac Clone” or “Hackintosh”. The suit alleges violation of Apple’s shrink wrap license and trademarks, and also copyright infringement. Today the Psystar is down and Apple shows that it wants Psystar to recall all Open Computer and OpenServ systems sold by the company since April.
Tags: Apple Computer, Hackintosh, Mac clone, Psystar
Mac OSX 10.6 gets a code-name.
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Apple News
The good people over at Apple Computer Inc. have given 10.6 a name: “Snow Leopard”. Laughable as it is that just reflects Apple’s style…
Tags: 10.6, Apple Computer Inc., Mac OSX, Unix
Apple’s WebKit one of the first to pass the Acid3
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Apple News
Apple’s WebKit browser is the first browser I have had the opportunity to test that passes the dreaded Acid3 test. Picture here!
Get Apple’s WebKit Here. Available for Mac or Windows.
Tags: Acid3, Acidtests.org, Apple, Safari, WebKit
iPhone SDK have developers fired up.
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Apple News, Technology News
Apple has launched it’s iPhone SDK (software development kit) and has come under fire over it’s strict terms of service. Apple is not allowing for p2p VOIP (voice over internet protocol) apps like Skype, also competing web browsers Firefox and Opera are forbidden. Even Sun Microsystems had to withdraw its hopes for java on the platform, at least right now. Apple has even been compared to the likes of Comcast with their anti-net neutrality filtering, and Microsoft’s Netscape-killing antitrust tactics. But if you know Apple like I do you know they will eventually change their mind… Remember when Apple said no to 3rd party apps of any kind?
Tags: Apple Computer, iPhone, Technology
Get Ready for iPhone tomorrow…
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Apple News, Technology News
Apple starts selling it’s iPhone tomorrow. It’s only available on AT&T’s service nd will sell for $399 for the 4GB version and $499 for the 8GB.
Steve Jobs to kill iTunes Store DRM?
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Apple News, Technology News
Ever since Apple launched it’s very popular music service iTunes the content you downloaded form the music store has been copy protected using Digital Rights Management (or DRM) allowing you to only use the files you download in certain ways(i.e. copy to an iPod burn onto an audio CD). That might all change, that is if Mr. Jobs has anything to do with it.
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Apple Computer inc.-Computer=Apple inc.
Posted by trm96 | Filed under Apple News
At macworld Apple announced they were changing their name form Apple Computer inc. to Apple inc. as Apple branches out beyond just computers into other markets.
