Posted by admin on September 5th, 2011
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zolierdosApple has eliminated its entry-level plastic-clad Mac Book and has updated MacBook Air line, a pricey niche laptop, as its mainstream computer.
Apple signaled that the future of laptops will be lightweight machines that increasingly rely on cloud services provided through remote servers. Apple's strategy focuses on a modern world that relies on Internet-connected smart phones, tablets and paper-thin laptops that are light and easy to carry. The MacBook Pros are heavier, thicker and have a hard drive that, which enables users to store more content on their laptops. MacBook Pros have the processing power and storage capabilities to replace desktop computer.
The MacBook Air laptop uses flash memory that limits how much can be stored on the machine. The MacBook Air gains longer battery life and lightness, making it the ultimate mobile device.
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Posted by admin on September 5th, 2011
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EnoksonA technician at an Apple computer store in Connecticut handed over to a customer a hard drive containing the computer store's internal files. The customer was accidently given the internal company media and documents, when he got his computer serviced at the Apple computer store.
The drive given by the computer store technician contained confidential docs, internal manuals, Apple's sales techniques, an Apple store work checklist, products layout, time schedules, pictures and videos of Apple corporate activities that only Apple employees can see, along with videos of store meetings, business structure etc.
The customer was having hard drive trouble that ended with his system getting wiped. So when the computer store technician handed him a hard drive without explanation, the man assumed it was his old faulty drive.
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Posted by admin on September 5th, 2011
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npslibrarianA laptop computer stolen from a Riverside home resurfaced at an electronics store revealing with a hint at the thief's identity that was saved to the hard drive. Riverside police are asking public to help identify the burglary suspect who apparently left a partial photo of himself on the laptop computer.
The burglar broke into the home by shattering the back window after removing two small windowpanes. One of the items stolen was an Apple Macbook Pro laptop computer along with some jewelry and loose change jar.
When the laptop computer was recovered from the electronics store, the owner and police were checking the laptop computer for clues. That's when they stumbled upon the partial picture saved on the laptop computer's hard drive.
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