The worst case scenario came true for the chain of Apple Premium Resellers eBizcuss / ICLG. The sign had been placed in receivership in early June and he left the service was delivered last Thursday at 18h by the Commercial Court. This concerns the French group, while the Belgian Line with Mac does not follow the same schedule and the outcome would be potentially more favorable.
Showing posts with label mac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mac. Show all posts
Monday, July 30, 2012
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Mountain Lion OS X: Mac compatible and the other
Distribution to developers Monday night in a golden master versions of Mountain Lion are the opportunity to know exactly which Mac will benefit. The list was reduced compared to that of Leo. It is good, while the OS arrives by the end of the month (it will cost € 15.99 on the Mac App Store), to repeat a point.
OS X 10.7 Mac had as a prerequisite a 64-bit, so have at least an Intel Core 2 Duo. Plus, 2 GB of RAM and 7 GB available on the storage medium (in addition there were other requirements, for example to use Airdrop).
OS X 10.7 Mac had as a prerequisite a 64-bit, so have at least an Intel Core 2 Duo. Plus, 2 GB of RAM and 7 GB available on the storage medium (in addition there were other requirements, for example to use Airdrop).
Sunday, June 24, 2012
New MacBook Pro and iOS 6: Apple smiles - II
Mountain Lion ready to roar
The installed base of OS X has reached 66 million users - is better than ever, but today is a drop in the ocean compared to IOS devices. 26 million of them went to Lion in nine months: the time has come for Mountain Lion. icloud, which has 125 million users, is an integral part of Mountain Lion.
The installed base of OS X has reached 66 million users - is better than ever, but today is a drop in the ocean compared to IOS devices. 26 million of them went to Lion in nine months: the time has come for Mountain Lion. icloud, which has 125 million users, is an integral part of Mountain Lion.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Ebooks: Apple, Penguin and Macmillan eloquent the investigation of the Department of Justice
Macmillan, Penguin and Apple each have contested the allegations of the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ), which is investigating an alleged collusion between Apple and publishers to fix prices of electronic books. Unlike four of their peers, both publishers have so far refused to sign an amicable agreement with the DoJ.
Penguin, in its response [PDF] explains that the principle of agency model (where the sale price to readers is set by the publisher, not the distributor) was proposed by Apple, and it was to take or leave it.
Monday, June 4, 2012
Thunderbolt: II FireWire, Fibre Channel VIII or ePCIe or II? - II
To believe a majority dissatisfied on the forums, which lack most current Mac is USB 3. And most superfluous on the same Mac, this is the port Thunderbolt. Both interfaces are not the same vocation, but the absence of a utility and yet on the other have reconciled. The fee for professionals rather adds to the resentment of a population which, in fact, has yet to use a port to such performance. But is it simply a matter of performance?
Friday, June 1, 2012
EBook: monopolies cross
What a tangled situation for American justice! By launching a procedure for
cartel against Apple and five publishers, the Justice Department puts his
finger on an insoluble problem: if we look closer, it appears that justice will
have to choose sides between two dominant positions opposite, on two different
levels of the market.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Interview: Flashback and the mechanics of a malware
The
recent return of the malware in the news Flashback handed in before the
security issues around the Mac.
But there are other interesting aspects in this
issue: how to operate this type of software, what are the methods used by
publishers to analyze them and how can we explain some variation in the numbers
of reported infections.
Questions were answered Philip Devallois, Senior
Security Analyst at Intego, and as such responsible for their laboratory.
Friday, April 27, 2012
Apples, coal and hydrogen
It would however be wrong to make a shortcut and assume that the data centers
of these companies are perfectly dirty: they are not unique, but the reality is
somewhat more nuanced. While Greenpeace tackles specifically to Apple,
Microsoft and Amazon, and the case study that we know best, that of Apple.
Greenpeace
Is the
title of a Greenpeace report on an important but often overlooked: the energy
consumption of data centers. This problem is even more important today that we
are witnessing a shift of resources to the cloud: the environmentalist NGO is
particularly interested in leading this area, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon.
Greenpeace ready nevertheless open to criticism based again only on the
declarative: it tackles thought Apple is Apple who finally tackled.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Aiptek MobileCinema i15: test of a pico-projector for iPhone
Although their use remains limited pico-projectors are currently in vogue. While several manufacturers integrate these tiny projectors directly into their phones, Aiptek has introduced several accessories to add to the iPhone. The Taiwanese manufacturer is not its first pico projector, but it is not known for the quality of its products. What about MobileCinema i15? The response in our test!
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
What do we want in iOS 6? - I
Nothing is known so far iOS 6, the successor of the mobile team that currently
Apple's mobile devices. There is no doubt that its development is well underway
at Apple and the next major upgrade of IOS will certainly be presented soon.
Pending further information, it is not forbidden to dream: we list our wishes for iOS 6 and those of our readers asked on our Twitter, more reasonable wishes of the wildest ...
Pending further information, it is not forbidden to dream: we list our wishes for iOS 6 and those of our readers asked on our Twitter, more reasonable wishes of the wildest ...
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Graphics cards, spots on the screens: the little cares of the iMac
Defective graphics cards, spots on the screen, the latest iMac were not without
their problems more or less important and more or less accepted by Apple. Problems
all the more annoying than the iMac is a machine all-in-a dedicated closed to
the public and therefore difficult to repair. While a new generation iMac must
be submitted by the summer, we should review these concerns conception.
Friday, April 6, 2012
The incredible business security flaws
Security
is not a market like any other. Every year in early March, meet in Vancouver people around
the world show and exploit weaknesses of the major browsers. For each
vulnerability exploited, participants leave with an average of $ 10 000.
Pwn2Own but, this is sort of the Olympics in this industry. Of glory, but
little money! Because with a security breach, it is possible to earn much more
money....
Friday, March 2, 2012
Apple: report of the meeting of shareholders
Apple on last 23rd held its annual meeting of shareholders. All members of the board
(which is Tim Cook) were re-elected; Apple CEO received a score for his part
Soviet, with 98% confidence votes. Shareholders have first obtained the members
of this board are now elected only if they obtain a majority of votes. Otherwise,
the person has to resign voluntarily.
Tim Cook began by recalling that this was the first meeting since the death of Steve Jobs: "There is not a day that goes by that I missing," and thanking the shareholders have expressed their condolences, he added that this sadness in him had turned into determination. He promised to pass that Apple was still working as hard and this year it will launch products that would make sense ("some products That Will Blow Your Mind").
Tim Cook began by recalling that this was the first meeting since the death of Steve Jobs: "There is not a day that goes by that I missing," and thanking the shareholders have expressed their condolences, he added that this sadness in him had turned into determination. He promised to pass that Apple was still working as hard and this year it will launch products that would make sense ("some products That Will Blow Your Mind").
Upgrade your Mac Mini 2011 for less
Apple has a nasty habit of charging very expensive options that can be added to
the Mac: it is better to buy the basic configuration and spend a few minutes to
assemble the additions that we will also be procured. This is particularly the
case with the Mac mini, relatively modular machine: you can easily access the
RAM, change its original hard drive without too much trouble and even add a
second drive if one is handy. Is the game worth the candle?
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
Mac sales
Apple sold 5,198,000 Mac over the holidays, just beating analysts' estimates
(5.14 million).
The MacBook confirm their good form despite the absence of
news: it took 3.719 million laptops (+ 2.85% compared to Q4 2011 / + 27.93% vs.
Q1 2011) against 1.479 million Mac office (+ 15.73% compared to Q4 2011 / +
20.54% vs. Q1 2011).
There is renewed talk of numbers record. The figures are
timely to celebrate the anniversary of the Macintosh, introduced January 24,
1984.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
The Mac mini turns right
At the Macworld 2005; Steve Jobs introduced small Apple products including the
iPod shuffle ... and the Mac mini. Today they celebrate their seven years.
According
to some it is the Board of Directors, at a time when Apple was preparing its
passage Intel, which would have led to the creation of the Mac mini, against
the advice of Steve Jobs. According to others, is the successor to the G4 Cube,
and Cube NeXT before him, and therefore born from the will of Steve Jobs,
obsessed with the idea of a desktop clean and simple, the
antithesis of tower PCs. The truth is probably somewhere halfway: the board of
directors at the time was eating into the hand of Steve Jobs and the Mac mini
is far from the versatility of Cube.