Apple snags 14 percent of US-based PC retail sales in February
Growth in Apple’s personal computer business continued to outpace the industry average last month, with Macs accounting for a 14 percent unit share and 25 percent dollar share of all US-based PC retail sales, according to market research firm NPD.
(Via AppleInsider.)
Roxio Launches Toast 9 Titanium
Blu-ray Disc Authoring and Remote Video Streaming to iPhone Arrive for Mac
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Facebook is going to jump onto the instant messaging bandwagon sometime this week by launching its own service, leaving third-party providers out in the cold. That’s the word that is going around tech circles these days anyway, with the service being integrated into the user’s Facebook pages while enabling them to web chat with their Facebook friends. More to come as new developments surface.
(Via Ubergizmo.)
Gary Rosenzweig, from MacMost-Now, shows us how to use Disk Utility to create a sparse image and archive large amounts of data on to it. This is Very useful for backing up old or new Macs.
Very Helpful video!
The Icon Watch was designed back in 2005 although it appears to have just become available for purchase. It is shaped like a computer icon in pixelated form, has an ABS and stainless steel body with a polyurethane band. There is nothing too technical about this watch as it just tells the time and that’s all.
The Icon Watch costs a hefty $75 ($67.50 if you are a member of MoMA)
(Via Coolest Gadgets.)
Apple introduces new AirPort Express with 802.11n
Apple today updated its AirPort Express mobile base station with 802.11n to deliver up to five times the performance and twice the range of the previous model…”
(Via MacMinute.)
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