A recent report by The NPD Group (http://wwww.npdgroup.com), a market research company, shows that no one — not even Apple — should underestimate the Mac or the Blu-ray market.
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By Greg Mills
Those who read Greg’s bite regularly may have noticed I tend to dump on Microsoft and the pope of Anti-Mac, Steve Ballmer. It seems I am not alone as numerous articles have come out lately which confirm my observations, exactly. Some have speculated that Microsoft will actually go belly up even after Ballmer is forced out. They are riding the Windows PC Operating System monopoly into the ground.
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By Greg Mills
There have been reports of a trojan attack on the Mac OS X. While not a reason to panic, a “trojan horse” bit of malware has been making the rounds. The malware is called a trojan because it appeals to our vanity somehow and gets us to accept something with a hurtful thing inside.
It runs a Java applet and is cross platform so Windows users are also vulnerable. The next Mac OS X security update will likely protect you, but for now just don’t download the bait.
Read MoreI’ve been reading the tech tea leaves lately, and I’m predicting that within two years, perhaps sooner, Macs will ship with no optical storage or hard disk drives. In other words, the new MacBook Airs are a glimpse at the future of most all Macs, not just Apple laptops.
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Apple wants to make displays are there simpler in design and even better looking, according to a new patent at the US Patent & Trademark Office. Patent number 20100271767 is for microperforated and backlit displays having alternative display capabilities.
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