24 Apr, 2009
Posted by: Albee In: Geek| Mac| News Items| iPhone
There is an article in the Apple Insider this morning about new features in the forthcoming Snow Leopard Server that allow secure remote access to messaging etc. from the iPhone. They go on to do a cost comparison to show that for 100 users, you can buy Apple’s server product and spend less than $4000, [...]
Zack Whittaker over at ZDNet fleshes out my thoughts on Twitter – what is this guy, a mind reader?
10 things I hate about Twitter
This was sent to my by a good friend from the Southeast United States. For those of you not from there, it clears up a number of misconceptions about that region’s most famous culinary export…
Ok, not really weaponized, but the DOD has them in widespread deployment around the world. Is it so soldiers can rock out at a moment’s notice? NO! These babies are loaded with applications that allow soldiers to communicate in ways that were impossible 5 years ago, and required 6 different custom built-military grade (read: exhorbitantly [...]
Well, this one’s for all the Mac folks out there who think that they are immune to the kind of virus infections that routinely plague the PC world.
It turns out that some pirated versions of Mac software available for download on the internet contained a trojan that joins your happy little mac to a global [...]
McAfee just commissioned as study on the energy cost of spam – and it’s clear that the main energy drain from spam comes from user intervention. Every time a piece of spam gets to a person’s mailbox, it needs to be dealt with.
A resounding endorsement for server side filtering I feel… On a related note, [...]
What a total waste of time!
Apple have released the Intel Nehalem-based Mac Pro (finally) and it looks pretty sweet. Before I destroy my credit to possess one of these beauties, I figured I’d read a review over at Ars Technica:
Prepare for ludicrous speed: Ars reviews the 8-core Mac Pro
No way I can justify one of these – maybe if I [...]
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