News, Reviews and more from Australia's Macintosh Authority
News, Reviews and more from Australia's Macintosh Authority
Apple said that Psystar’s argument that the computer maker had illegally tied Mac OS X with its own hardware was “deeply flawed” in a motion filed earlier this week. And the company wants a judge to dismiss Psystar’s antitrust counterclaims.
Philip Michaels | Oct 3, 2008
Finnish phone maker Nokia launched its first touch-screen phone on Thursday, intending to one-up Apple’s iPhone on features and be competitively priced.
Jeremy Kirk | Oct 3, 2008
Apple has missed yet another of its self-imposed targets by not releasing its promised push notification system for the iPhone by the end of September.
Dan Moren | Oct 3, 2008
Apple announced last night via a posting on the front page of its iPhone developer site that it has decided to discontinue the non-disclosure agreement preventing developers from discussing iPhone programming.
Dan Moren | Oct 2, 2008
HandBrake, the tool many people use to convert their DVDs to forms playable on other devices—including iPods, iPhones, Apple TVs, and on Macs via the QuickTime Player application—is being updated to convert not just DVDs and Video_TS folders, but many other kinds of video as well.
Christopher Breen | Oct 2, 2008
Apple says it has not seen any evidence to back up a French newspaper’s claim that Mac Pros are emitting toxic odours, including benzene.
Philip Michaels | Oct 2, 2008
A potential raise in the rate of royalties paid to music publishers has led Apple to threaten to close the iTunes Store if running the online music retailer becomes financially burdensome.
Dan Moren | Oct 2, 2008
Conventional wisdom may say that Apple has banned voice over IP (VoIP) calling from the iPhone, but telecommunications vendor Avaya has found a way around that limitation by launching what it says is the world's first solution for integrating the iPhone and the corporate desktop phone.
David Braue | Oct 1, 2008
Toshiba showed off a prototype of its fast-charging SCiB battery designed for laptops on Tuesday, but said the technology is still a ways off from making its way into computers.
Sumner Lemon | Oct 1, 2008
RealNetworks and the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) have filed dueling lawsuits against each other over a product that allows people to copy DVDs.
Grant Gross | Oct 1, 2008
A version of Lotus Notes from IBM is at last available for Apple's iPhone as a free download from the App Store, allowing users to check their Notes e-mail and view their calendar and contacts, IBM announced.
Matt Hamblen | Oct 1, 2008
Codeminion has announced the launch of Mac games in Game Club Cafe, its casual game portal.
Peter Cohen | Sep 30, 2008
Myvu has announced that its Crystal video goggles now work with the iPhone. The Crystal glasses require a new cable which costs $US24.95.
