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The Apple Support Communities have been lit-up by Xserve users who have seen buggy performance in their now-obsolete server systems that they are tracing back to Apple’s most recent stable release of OS X Snow Leopard, 10.6.8. A particular server process (titled ‘hwmond’) is causing nearly 100% of the server-grade CPU, much to the chagrin of network administrators who still rely on Apple’s ...

Apple has had its hands full with the public backlash surrounding the arrival of the less-than-impressive revamped Final Cut Pro X. As Phillip Swanson reported Friday, Apple has been blasted like never before in the wake of a new release. The software, hands down, is the most poorly rated piece of first-party software in the online Apple store, Phil noted in his report, which took care to reiterate how ...

Startup Skin Scan has delivered an App it says can check the user's skin for melanoma, and it happend to be enough to secure 50,000 Euro in seed funding from Seedmoney.

The app takes a picture of the mole on the skin, uses a proprietary algorithm to examine the triangle-like shapes of human skin, and then calculates if the shape of the mole is developing normally or abnormally into melanoma. ...

Apple released a $49 Thunderbolt cable today allowing users to connect two Mac's together, use an iMac as a display for a Thunderbolt equipped MacBook Pro or connect the non-plethora of Thunderbolt equipped accessories to their Thunderbolt equipped Macs.

To help ease the anemic amount of Thunderbolt equipped storage solutions, Apple is now stocking Promise's Pegasus R6 Thunderbolt ...

In what proved to be an eye-opening interview with Bloomberg this week, Sprint CEO Dan Hesse said what we all expected to hear - that he's not too pleased with the possible AT&T, T-Mobile merger. What many of us didn't fully expect, however, was a pledge from the Sprint chief to pretty much do whatever it takes on his part to block the merger from happening.



It almost sounds like a bad SNL skit, ...

Data usage for smartphones, especially the iPhone, have come a long way from its roots. Cellular providers have gone from offering unlimited plans to limiting data usage through tiered packages. AT&T has led the way in this regard with other providers moving towards this business model. Effective July 7th, Verizon will also offer tiered packages for its users. Now that data users are limited to specific packages, it is becoming increasingly more difficult to stay within the package limits. For example, a user pays $15 a month on AT&T for 200MB ...

Okay so every one has seen on ebay the cheap metal backs that usually don't last to long. Quailty is horrible and they add a little more bulk to the phone. Well now there is a company making true Titanium Back plates.


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When i got the products i was really excited to see the quality of their work and was shocked when it ...

Rifle? Check. Uniform? Check. iPad 2? Check.

That's what the morning rundown of military-supply staples will look like come this fall, when 8,000 troops in Singapore will be given second generation Apple tablets as a standard-issue item of equipment. According to the nation's defense department personnel, the deployment of iPads to soldiers will all but certainly be well-received by the tech-savvy young new recruits. ...

Even if you’re still reeling from the news that the iPad 2 will finally become the Video-Chat powerhouse we all hoped it would be with announcement of Skype video chat for iPad last week, the good news just keeps on rolling this week with today’s update to Fring, a powerful multi-platform video-chat and instant message application. This update adds support for the iPad 2’s dual ...

Imagine purchasing an app from the App Store, using it vigorously for six days, and then deciding on the seventh that it just isn't right for you. What can you do at that point? In the US, nothing at all. In Taiwan, however, you can effectively "return it." This policy marks the first time the Cupertino tech giant has authorized a "trial period" of sorts for App Store app purchases.

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The iPhone 4, despite the love and admiration I have for the powerful little phone, is in need of an update. But, two updates? That's what Deutsche Bank's Chris Whitmore is suggesting Apple has in store for customers by years end.

I'm not one to take investment bankers' predictions seriously when it comes to technology, and a culture they have no clue about, but they do know the business ...