When Apple [AAPL] released the updated version of Mac OS X just over a week ago, it removed support for Intel Atom processors, which meant that anyone running Mac OS X on a Hackintosh netbook wouldn’t be able to upgrade to the latest version.
We have been hearing rumors of Apple’s [AAPL] upcoming tablet for quite some time now, let last rumor we heard is that the Apple Tablet would launch in the early part of next year.
Now it looks like the Apple Tablet may be delayed until the second half of next year, the reasons for this are apparently due to changes being made to components, one of which is a 9.7 inch OLED display made by LG.
One of the games I have been looking forward to for the iPhone and iPod Touch, is Ravensword: The Fallen King, which is now available in iTunes from today.
Ravensword is a 3D role playing game with a main quest line and also a range of side quests, and according to the developers the game will take around 6 to 8 hours to complete, without doing any of the side quests.
Apple [AAPL] has won its first stage of its legal battle against Psystar, who make PCs which run Apple’s OS X operating system.
This is the first in a series of legal battles between Apple and Psystar, and the case that was won was for copyright infringement, as Psystar was illegally copying, modifying and distributing Apple’s software code.
The Apple [AAPL] tablet rumors have been going on for quite a while now, and we are still waiting on news from Apple on when, they will release an Apple tablet.
A new Apple patent has been revealed today shows a tablet like device that uses a pen as an input device for hand writing recognition, the tablet was filed with the patent office back in July 2009.
Google Chrome is currently only available for Windows at the moment, Mac and Linux users have been waiting for a version and it looks like Mac users will be seeing a beta version of Google Chrome in December.
The current version of Chrome that is available on Windows is Chrome 3.0, there is also a beta version, 4.0 available and it looks like Mac users will be getting version 4.0 as well.
Vestax have just launched their new Spin music mixer that connects to your MacBook or MacBook Pro via USB. You can then select songs from your iTunes collection. Check out the video after the jump.
Yesterday we showed you the fun Lego Minifi MacBook Decal, now the maker of these fun decals, MacSlaps has released a new version that will appeal to all the video game fans out there, the Pac-Man MacBook Decal.
Yesterday the Apple iPhone became available on UK mobile phone network Orange, and it looks like Orange had a good day as they sold more than 30,000 iPhones.
According to Orange, the 30,000 sales of the iPhone is a new UK record for first day sales of a mobile device, and considering that the iPhone has been available in the UK on O2 for some time, Orange must be pretty happy with the launch.
Some of our readers will remember the Commodore 64 iPhone emulator App that Apple pulled from their App store back in September, because users were able to enable basic on the application through a simple hack.
The good news is that the Commodore 64 emulator iPhone App is now back in the iPhone App store, and it has had a few changed made to it.
As of today, O2 is no longer the only mobile phone network in the UK selling the Apple iPhone as it is now available with Orange as well, and in a bid to keep their iPhone customers O2 or offering a range of free services and deals.
O2 have dropped the price of their iPhone Tethering data bundle to £9.79 a month, that gets you 3GB of tethered data per month, and if you sign up to the deal before the 31st of December, O2 will give you their O2 basic Home Broadband package for free.
Apple [AAPL] has released its update to Mac OS X, Snow Leopard 10.6.2, unfortunately it looks like it no longer supports Intel Atom processors.
Snow Leopard 10.6.2 fixes about 40 bugs, which is good news for Mac users, but not Hackintosh users who are running Mac OS X on their netbooks, here is what popular Hackintosh user Stellarola had to say about it.
