General Tips For Switch to Mac From Windows
Sales of Apple’s Macintosh computers have been growing much faster than PC sales overall, with many new Mac buyers switching from years of using Windows computers. For that reason, every month I get emails from readers asking about the differences in using the Windows and Macintosh operating systems.
While the Windows and Mac user interfaces are [...]
Will Enterprise welcome Mac’s presence?
As we know Mac is the best and simple easy to use opertating system in the earth. But, it is not stolen as many desktops in the Enterprise arena, may be this is because of their focus only on individual users. But this time it takes very serious into the Enterprise, Enterprise Desktop Alliance showcase [...]
Leopard Rises from XP’s Ashes
Windows XP officially exits the OEM and retail channels after today. Let the Leopard and Vista competition really begin.
Windows XP won’t completely go away, but it will be increasingly more difficult to find, and that could be very good for Apple. Because if computer buyers don’t want Windows Vista, they’ll have to look elsewhere. Can [...]
Snow Leopard: Back to Basics
All the media attention this week has been on the announcement of the new iPhone 3G during Steve Jobs’s keynote at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference. But for Mac users there was another huge story that day, one that took up only a few seconds of the keynote: Snow Leopard, a brand-new version of Mac OS [...]
iMac turns 10
It was ten years ago today that Steve Jobs mounted the Flint Center auditorium near Apple’s campus and revealed the product that would save Apple, and become the best selling computer of all time: the iMac. It is hard to believe that this cute little guy is ten years old, but it is true.
The original [...]
Apple cleaning up in $1,000-plus retail market
Apple’s doing well in the high-rent district of the computer industry, according to NPD.
On Friday eWeek published some data confirmed by NPD that reveals Apple now owns 66 percent of the U.S. retail market for personal computers that cost more than $1,000. Its percentage of the U.S. retail market in general is 14 [...]
Vista, Leopard, Linux to compete in hack contest
Apple’s OS X, Microsoft Windows, and Linux operating systems are to be pitted against each other in an ethical hacking contest in Vancouver next month. Run by the organizers of the CanSecWest Vancouver 2008 security conference, the competition is a repeat of the “PWN to Own” contest at CanSecWest in 2007, when security researchers competed [...]
Apple more aggressive on Mac sales
Apple is more aggressive on selling macs. I come across lots of ads in major sites. Below is the one example:
Best Buy announced plans to sell more Macs than ever this year
Katie Marshall reports for AppleInsider that Best Buy gave some insight into its plans for the immediate future at the CES 2008 and it’s good news for potential buyers of our favorite computing platform. Best Buy executives commented that the company plans to double the number of stores carrying Macs, a number that is currently [...]
