Apr 26, 2012

It’s a big day for Apple. Out of the blue the Cupertino company announced their annual World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) at 5:30am PDT. Tickets cost $1600 each. You don’t have to bother saving up too if you missed the big announcement because within 2 hours after going live, tickets were sold out. Not as record-breaking as the 30-minute sellout of...

Apr 19, 2012

In so far as 3D technology goes, LG is one of the few manufacturer trying to break grounds with it on their smartphones. They started with Optimus 3D and more recently, Optimus 3D MAX. Apple recently posted a job opening and is looking for a specialist on 3D technology. Could Apple be following LG’s lead and incorporate 3D on next-generation iPhones and...

Apr 14, 2012

That was fast. Apple released a security update that does more than prevent Flashback from collecting personal information – it gets rid of it once and for all. The update – called Java for OS X Lion 2012-003 and Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 8 – is recommended for all Mac users with Java installed and is accessible via Software Update preferences. Unlike...

Apr 11, 2012

Less than a week ago we reported about Flashback, a malware that affects more than half a million Macs worldwide. Though it doesn’t sound dangerous, the trojan is capable of gathering sensitive information on your Mac by exploiting a Java vulnerability. Apple may have released a Java update to keep Flashback from acquiring data but it doesn’t remove the...

Mar 29, 2012

Australians were the first people to get the new iPad. Daylight hit the outback on March 17 before reaching other parts of the world time zones later. Most Apple stores opened 8am local time but a Sydney-based Telstra store hosted a midnight launch. Indeed, Australians were among the happiest Apple fans on earth. But the party didn’t last long. Apparently,...