Mac Pro

the greatest kicking to its name came directly from the judge himself when he declared that electronic giant’s products are “not as cool” as Apple’s. Perhaps to even things up, he’ll pin his own pro-Samsung damage limitation notice on a … Continue reading →

(gigaom.com) — Apple and Google continued to dominate the race among … Related research and analysis from GigaOM Pro:

The launch of the Galaxy S3 has helped establish Samsung as the world’s smartphone leader over Apple and Nokia, according to a recent poll of 41 analysts conducted by Reuters. Samsung and Apple have been battling it out in the … Continue reading →

With Apple’s recent upgrades to the Mac Pro, Small Tree GraniteSTOR ST-RAID II 10Gb shared storage customers stand to achieve even greater performance results. These latest updates also open the door for customers to expand their post-production …

And Apple’s own environmental standards are more stringent anyway, it said. The design shift likely refers to the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with Retina Display not being easy to repair or upgrade. Those are key parts of EPEAT’s … Continue reading →

App Cubby offers a simple tutorial on how to add URL schemes to your app to gain access to its shortcut capabilities, but I doubt Apple will comply with this to gain compatibility with Launch Center Pro. Apps like Tweetbot … Continue reading →

But specific software is needed to be compatible with the Mac OS. We have provided many great software such as PDF to Flash Magazine (Pro), Image to Flash Magazine (Pro), and Office to Flash Magazine (Pro). Among them, the PDF … Continue reading →

It should be noted that as of this writing a single report claiming the same issue was found on the new MacBook Pro with Retina display, though it seems to be an isolated case not associated with the MacBook Air … Continue reading →

This suggested some sort of incompatibility between the Apple Retina MacBook Pro implementation that did not exist on the new MacBook Air. The MacBook Air was not without its own problems, however. A Verbatim 32GB USB 3.0 Store and Go … Continue reading →

This question landed in my Hardware 2.0 mailbox over the weekend: “If you were putting together a Mac Pro-like system to run Windows, what parts would you include?” I like this question because from a challenge point-of-view, I’m convinced that … Continue reading →