A new upgraded Parallels Desktop is out. Parallels Desktop is a software that allows you to run multiple operating systems on your iMac. Version 7 will now support the latest Apple OS, Lion. More »

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Apparently, there are antennas in the keyboard of your MacBook or iMac whether you notice them or not, most likely the latter. Apple’s received another patent to install those antennas into their devices, securing them under the keys. This would be their 4th patent of this year and 2nd that is antenna-related. More »

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Were you one of those souls who decided to buy an iMac between May and July of this year? Does your iMac have a 1TB Seagate HDD? Well, apparently, word on the street is that it could have the potential to fail on ya. But no sweat because Apple will replace those drives with a whole brand-new, spanking drive that will leave you smiling and your computer working. At no additional cost. More »

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It has recently been noted that supplies and restocking orders for the current iMacs have become limited. This has been expected though, as Apple usually lowers its supplies before announcing newer models. The iMacs have not been updated in over nine months and are scheduled for an update to be released near the end of this month. More »

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Apple customarily reserves Tuesday for its product refreshes. The iMac now has faster memory, and higher clocking Intel Core i3, i5, and for the 27-inch model, quad i7 and solid-state-drive options, all with new ATI Radeon graphics that reach up to the 5750. The professional Mac Pro will feature a 6-core Intel Xeon processor that tops out at 3.33GHz. Apple’s new gear include a 27-inch Cinema Display and the leaked Magic Trackpad. More »

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Innopocket’s HexaPose stand is all you need to turn your shiny iPad into looking like an iMac. It supports both horizontal and vertical positioning with 3 different tilt angles. More »

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Despite “Antenna Gate” and its widespread negative publicity, Apple has posted another record quarter. For Q3, the Cupertino corporation earned $15.7 billion revenue and $3.25 billion profit, significantly up from this time a year ago. We shall see how much of a dire impact Antenna Gate will have on Apple’s Q4. More »

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Last week, Lenovo CEO Liu Chuanzhi remarked that he was pleased that Apple was ignoring the Chinese market because the Cupertino company’s presence in that nation would jeopardize Lenovo’s strong revenue. Recently, an Apple Store was opened in Shanghai that attracted large crowds. More »

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Intel has been Apple’s exclusive CPU supplier since Macs abandoned IBM’s PowerPC chips nearly half a decade ago. Appleinsider reports that AMD “representatives” have been seen leaving meetings with Apple executives. More »

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One would think that in this sluggish economy, premium computer makers like Apple would languish, yet Jobs’ company posted its record best year. Not only did Apple gain market share in the under $1,000 PC price range, consumers who bought a computer over $1,000 overwhelmingly chose a Mac. With the iPad, in 2010, Apple is attempting to cut into the sub-$500 sector too. More »

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Contrary to the TV advertisements, your Mac was just a plain Mac and not really a PC after all, at least not a Windows 7 PC, until Tuesday when Apple officially made Bootcamp 3.1 available for download. Nearly all Intel Macs are now capable of running 32-bit or 64-bit versions of Windows 7. The former is a 381Mb package, while the latter is 275Mb. I choose 64-bit. More »

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Ever since our family purchased our first personal computer in 1997, I have been building my own tower machines. During the past twelve years, around 8 custom-built PCs (and countless laptops, as well as Mac desktops like iMacs and Cubes!) have made their ways into our household. I have never purchased a brand name PC and likely never will. Most PC gamers and heavy number crunching users also choose to build their own machines because they can select the best parts at the best prices and not have to pay for extras that they do not need. I liken custom building PCs to a buffet: get what you want and only what you want. More »

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Yesterday, Apple released some new products and updates to their iMac, Mac Mini and Macbook line, without much fanfare. Insiders in the tech world knew something was brewing but it wasn’t hyped up like normal Apple events. The one product that stood out to me most, was the iMac. It’s a slimmer, more powerful iMac, one that now resembles a television. When I saw the pictures of the new design, I started to chuckle to myself because a few months ago, my brother, who is an avid tech/gadget follower, said to me “watch Apple come out with a TV in the future. It’s just a matter of time.” Little did I know he may have been on to something.

What this new iMac does is put Apple in a very interesting position, one that may see Apple enter the television market in a way no one has really implemented. Yes, there have been televisions with widgets (Vizio), and the ability to connect to the internet, but Apple could create something more, and maybe even better. Here’s how: More »

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Looks like Apple has come out with new products today, a slew of refreshes starting with the iMac. There’s also a new redesigned Macbook plastic, an updated Mac Mini, the new Magic Mouse, and a remote that looks like the unibody Macbook Pro. Check out pics and specs after the break. More »

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There have been some rumors going around that Apple may be introducing some new products today. Looks like it’ll happen as Apple stores here in the U.S. is down for updates. This usually means one thing, new products are coming out soon. Here are some of the rumored products: More »

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