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OS X

Apple Releases OS X 10.8.4 Update with Bug Fixes & Safari 6.0.5

June 5, 2013 1:17 AM - by: Jim Tanous

Apple on Tuesday released the latest update for OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.8.4. The update includes several bug fixes, performance improvements, and a new version of the Safari Web browser.

Mobile

Intel Teases Passively Cooled Core Processor for Tablets

June 4, 2013 3:59 AM - by: Jim Tanous

Intel took time during its presentation at Computex to tease an upcoming Core series processor that can operate with only passive cooling in small devices such as tablets.

Apple’s New WWDC 2013 App May Foreshadow iOS 7 Design Changes
Mobile

Apple’s New WWDC 2013 App May Foreshadow iOS 7 Design Changes

June 3, 2013 3:32 PM - by: Jim Tanous

The Apple community is anxiously awaiting the unveiling of a major overhaul of the iOS interface at WWDC next week. But with the release today of its annual WWDC app, Apple may have already provided a hint at what the new interface will look like.

Apple “Eager” to Launch iRadio at WWDC, Sony Lone Holdout
OS X

Apple “Eager” to Launch iRadio at WWDC, Sony Lone Holdout

June 3, 2013 5:03 AM - by: Jim Tanous

Apple’s long-awaited Pandora-like “iRadio” is nearly set to launch, but Sony Music Entertainment is still resisting Apple’s terms. New reports suggest that Apple is pushing to launch the service at WWDC, with or without Sony.

Editorial: What the Heck is Wrong With Tech Marketing These Days?
Editorials

Editorial: What the Heck is Wrong With Tech Marketing These Days?

June 3, 2013 3:23 AM - by: Jim Tanous

As companies like Apple and Microsoft have released increasingly interesting and exciting products, their marketing has become meaningless and annoying. What’s going on with tech marketing in Redmond and Cupertino?

How to Hide Cells in Excel for Mac OS X
Apps

How to Hide Cells in Excel for Mac OS X

June 1, 2013 4:48 PM - by: Jim Tanous

Microsoft’s Excel offers more functionality but lacks the simple and attractive look of Apple’s Numbers spreadsheet app. While Excel will never look as good as Numbers, we show you how to simplify your spreadsheets by hiding unused cells.