Eric Schmidt dumps Apple for Google, at last!August 3rd, 2009 CUPERTINO, Calif. — Google CEO Eric Schmidt has resigned from Apple's board of directors.
Eric Schmidt, Google's CEO, Joins Apple's BoardAugust 30th, 2006 Apple Computer said that Eric Schmidt, chief executive of Google, was joining its board. Eric was elected to the board at a meeting yesterday, Apple said.
iPhone 3G S: What's New, Complete FeaturesJune 9th, 2009 After rumors about specs and screenshots, the long awaited next gen iphone has finally been revealed at Apple's WWDC conference by Phil Schiller. Let's make a thorough analysis about what we expected and what we got at last.
Too Hot Apple MacBook With Core-Duo Chips? Shed The Plastic says AppleJune 6th, 2006 Apple admitted that "some MacBooks may have left the factory with a thin piece of clear plastic covering the rear vent". If your sparkling new MacBook is overly warm laptops and / or has constant fan operation then check if you have a thin plastic covering the vent.
Apple rolls out new MacBook Pro models at developers conference, cuts $300 from pricesJune 8th, 2009 Apple rolls out new MacBooks, drops pricesSAN FRANCISCO — Apple Inc. showed off new MacBook Pro laptops with longer battery lives, faster processors and lower prices.
Apple Recalls 15 Inch MacBook Pro BatteriesJuly 31st, 2006 Apple has asked owners of its 15 inch MacBook Pro notebook who bought their machine between February and May 2006 to contact the company and request a replacement battery. Apple stressed the batteries it wants to replace "do not pose a safety risk".
Microsoft executive says retail stores 'right next door to Apple' planned for fallJuly 16th, 2009 Microsoft plans stores 'right next door to Apple'SEATTLE — Microsoft Corp.'s chief operating officer says the software maker is planning to open retail stores "right next door to Apple" in the fall. The executive, Kevin Turner, also says Microsoft is "in the game for the long-term" and has hired a retail team.
Apple Warns Group of Whales From Calling Themselves Pod (Almost)August 17th, 2006 Now that I got your attention what Apple is doing is almost as bizarre as the title. Apple has sent "cease-and-desist" letters to makers of unrelated electronic devices containing the word "pod".
Google CEO Eric Schmidt won't resign from Apple despite threats of anti-trust lawsuitMay 8th, 2009 Google CEO to stay on Apple board despite inquiry
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Google Inc.
Apple's Leopard Resembling Vista 2.0 in Unlikely WaysAugust 8th, 2006 Apple touted its new version of operating system Leopard as Vista 2.0. Their marketing gimmick may come back to bite them.
Ill Steve Jobs still actively involved in Apple OperationsApril 11th, 2009 Cuppertino (California, US), - Apple Incorporated CEO Steve Jobs remains closely involved in key aspects of running the company, even though he has been on three months medical leave. Jobs, who is suffering from pancreatic cancer, continues to work on the company's most important strategies and products from home.
1 Billionth app buyer kid gets iPod, Macbook, iTunes Gift Goodies etcApril 27th, 2009 This is what is called a lottery from Apple. Surprised? Well you should be, as Apple has always been known for taking away the extra pocket money from you with over priced product and not the other way around.
Steve Jobs is Working Again, For a Newer iPhone and Apple Tablet PC!April 13th, 2009 When Apple is considered, can Steve Jobs be far away? Well, despite having a life threatening hormone imbalance disease for which Mr. Jobs is to stay at home and not come to his office, it seems he has never lost touch.
Amazon (on Laptop) and Apple Gives Amazing Discounts for HolidaysNovember 28th, 2008 There are two offers that you can not refuse at this moment. Because they are from Apple and Amazon.
Would Apple have to Pay Microsoft for iPod?August 15th, 2005 Could this end up being one of the most hilarious development in IT for a while?
It seems that Apple is being made to sweat over its iPod technology after it emerged late last week that its lazy lawyers took so long to patent its phenomenally successful player that Microsoft beat them to it. The fallout could theoretically mean Apple has to pay up to $10 per device to (Dark Lord) Microsoft and with over 10 million of them sold to date… well, that would surely affect their bottomline.
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May 24th, 2009 at 10:47 am
Yeah, DMG is an abbreviation for disk image. Kinda like the Mac equivalent of ISO. Most Mac software is distributed in DMG files. The installers themselves are APP packages (basically folders with a .APP extension) inside of the DMG. When you mount the DMG and run the installer inside of it, it copies the program (also an APP package) to the Applications folder. Oh, and Mac OS X has about 8.9% of the market share, Microsoft has 89.6%. Just thought I’d let you know.