#3 is my personal favorite. It’s a virus for mac’s that claims to use accelerometers on new macbooks to imitate gravity on a computer desktop.
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Archive for March, 2008
Onset unveils USB humidity, temperature monitor
Posted in March 31st, 2008
by admin in Mac Reviews
Onset Computer Corporation today introduced the HOBO U14 LCD Data Logger, an environmental monitoring system that tracks temperature and humidity ratings in indoor environtments. The logger notifies users when environmental conditions exceed those specified, and includes both an audible alarm, as well as an auto phone dialer. Onset says the unit fu…
Sans Digital unveils dual SATA RAID enclosures
Posted in March 31st, 2008
by admin in Mac Reviews
Sans Digital today unveiled a new line of MobileSTOR Plus storage systems, including the MS2UT+ and MS2UTN+, offering users two 3.5-inch hard drive bays, connectable over USB 2.0 and eSATA. The line supports several different RAID levels, including JBOD, Spanning, 0, and 1, and makes use of the Silicon Image 5744 chipset, which supports both SAFE33…
Problems with LED screens on Penryn MacBook Pro?
Posted in March 31st, 2008
by admin in Mac Reviews
I think some LEDs decided to die on my new MBP. I haven’t restarted as I’m trying to get some work done, but anyone else experience this?
Apple applies for App Store icon patent
Posted in March 31st, 2008
by admin in Mac Reviews
The US Patent and Trademark Office today published Apple’s trademark application concerning the icon for the upcoming iPhone/iPod touch application store. The logo, which is displayed in almost every piece of documentation related to the developer’s program, will be present on all iPhone and iPod touch devices when the service officially launches l…