Hot on the heels of the Mac OS X 10.6.1 update, Apple released security updates for both Leopard and Tiger as well as a graphics card firmware update for the iMac.
Security Update 2009-005 is recommended for all users and improves the security of Mac OS X. Previous security updates have been incorporated into this security [...]
How to upgrade to Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard if you are still on Tiger without having to pay more than ₱2,000.
Last week, I blogged about the two upgrade options to Snow Leopard: purchase the $29 (around P1,690) single-user license upgrade (or the $49 (P2,870) five-license Family Pack) or avail the Snow Leopard Up-to-Date Program for P590 (only for those who purchased their Macs on or before June 8, 2009).
These two options are only for those [...]
Apple Tuesday released a slew of updates for their Leopard and Tiger operating systems as well as for their Safari web browser version 3 and 4 beta.
Mac OS 10.5.7
This update is recommended for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard and includes general operating system fixes that enhance the stability, compatibility and security of Macs.
Here’s the partial [...]
Nov 15
MacMerc.com lists 20 updates Apple released in the week or so.
Security Update 2007-008 (10.3.9 Client)
Security Update 2007-008 (10.3.9 Server)
Soundtrack Pro 2.0.2
Server Admin Tools 10.4.11
Final Cut Pro 6.0.2
DVD Studio Pro 4.2.1
Motion 3.0.2
Color 1.0.2
Cinema Tools 4.0.1
Compressor 3.0.2
Pro Applications Update 2007-02
iPhoto 7.1.1
Mac OS X 10.4.11 Combo Update (PPC)
Mac OS X 10.4.11 Update (Intel)
Mac OS X 10.4.11 Combo Update [...]
It’s just one of those moments I have everyday. Random thoughts that run through my head while I’m doing something mundane like having lunch, malling, or driving (dangerous, I know). More often than not, the things that fill up my head are just silly, crazy things. There are rare instances though that some of my [...]
Maxxuss has hacked 10.4.3 and made it run on an Intel. Apple keeps trying to come up with a scheme to disallow their current OS to run on unauthorized Intel machines, but hackers seem to break those limitations quite easily. What will Apple’s next move? Ever heard of the “Harrell-Dvorak prophecy?”
While the Mac OS keeps [...]
Sep 20
Rumor: new hardware at Apple Expo Paris.
Steve Jobs says they are on track in shipping Intel-based Macs by June 2006. Jobs also vows to stand firm against greedy music companies (can you say ‘Sony’ and ‘Warner’?). This is in light of the fact some music companies want Apple to raise the $0.99 price tag of [...]
Sep 1
I think the writer meant “Windows-based PC.” But then again he could be right; Windows is pretty ordinary.
A hacker’s managed to make OS 10.4 run on a Sony Viao, months ahead of Apple’s planned release of their Intel based PCs. Screenshots and instructions are available on UneasySilence.com. I guess deep down, Windows zealots secretly wish [...]
The Detroit News Technology got their copy of Tiger the same time that Tiger was released. They installed the new OS in a Mac Mini, a PowerBook G4 and a PowerMac G5 and after a week of using it they compiled a quick guide on their favorite features on Tiger.
There’s really nothing new to what [...]
As strange as it may sound, iPods are actually helping Creative products. How? According to report in Stuff, since iPods are flying off the shelves in New Zealand there has been a shortage of the popular digital music player. So what’s a disappointed consumer to do? He goes to the next store and buy a [...]
May 10
I’m off to more Tiger reviews. I’m looking for some dirt on the new OS and found from the not-good department at Slashdot that webpages can install widgets on Dashboard without your permission. A widget named “Zaptastic” can be installed in a PC running TIger by just going to a website. The widget can only [...]
If you’re like me (perish the thought), a Mac user, and you have been thinking about whether to upgrade to Tiger or not then Macworld’s article Upgrade or no? might be the help you need to decide. The author, Christopher Breen, cites the factors that will determine whether upgrading your OS is justifiable or not.
Read [...]
May 8
I did say that I wasn’t going to post anything else about Tiger and I know that you might just throw up when you read another post about Tiger.
Ummm…
Grab your barf bag.
I just couldn’t resist.
Sorry.
But this time I have found some goodies that people are starting to complain about Tiger. But first some goody tidbits.
Engadget [...]
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