Apple today said that it has entered into a deal with Freescale Semiconductor to supply its microprocessors for orders placed by Apple through the end of 2008, reports CBS MarketWatch. The story notes that in a regulatory filing, Apple said that it is under “no obligation to purchase Freescale microprocessors other than for work in progress that was in place at the time the agreement was executed.”
Read MoreExtremeTech has published a free excerpt from the book “Hacking Mac OS X Tiger: Serious Hacks, Mods and Customizations,” by Scott Knaster (US$16.49). “In this feature, we show you how you can hack Apple’s latest OS using TinkerTool, bring the world of Unix file ownership and permissions to the Mac, monitor memory settings, and do lots more,” notes the site.
Read MoreLogSurfer 1.0 monitors OS X logfiles
Kiel, Germany (August 26th, 2005) – turingart is pleased to announce the
immediate availability of LogSurfer, a handy utility to monitor system
logfiles.
OS X and various system components write system logfiles in the /var/ log
folder of OS X’ system disk. For system administrators, information found
in / var/log is often vital, since severe problems might be identified, as
soon as they appear.
Marketcircle today announced the release of DayLite 1.8, a free update of its popular business-relationship manager. This release features the ability to create rule-based scheduling, helping Mac-based professionals manage people, projects and opportunities easily. With rule-based scheduling, users can now create forward- and reverse-activity sets, saving time, especially for professionals in the legal, real estate and film industries.
Read MoreGetting things done gets easier, thanks to rule-based scheduling in
Marketcircle’s DayLite v1.8
TORONTO, CANADA — August 26, 2005 — Marketcircle Inc. today announced the
release of DayLite v1.8, a free update of its popular business-relationship
manager.