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I will be closely following the events at the WWDC 2006 Keynote. I will be posting any information as it comes available. Check back here for updates during the next hour. -mn
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I will be closely following the events at the WWDC 2006 Keynote. I will be posting any information as it comes available. Check back here for updates during the next hour. -mn
Some in the Mac space even one of the editors here on GNC think the recent MacBook hack was not fair, but I think the follow up post on the Washington Post is pretty clear why they used a third party wireless card, its because Apple pressured them not to show that the Mac's own wireless cards are hackable! From
I am going to start with a small knock knock joke. Knock Knock...... Who's there? It's a third party wireless card.... Third Party who?..... third party i just hacked your computer! I have never heard of anyone wanting to use another wireless card other than the built in Apple one. If there is someone out there who does I would
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Well I remember a reader messaging me saying no one will ever be able to hack a Mac as it is not possible, well sorry I sent that person a Instant Message a few minutes ago, and said sorry a Macbook has been hacked in under 60 seconds. A demonstration at a hacking conference should make all Mac users understand
A post by Robert Scoble a couple of days ago has resulted in five people asking me what's coming from Apple or just pointing me at the post. I don't watch the Apple space that close to know what they have cooking. I am sure whatever it is you will be required to spend at least $399.00 on it, and
If your a .Mac user it will come as no surprise that the .Mac service has been on the fritz over the past couple of days. It seems some Mac users are finding out that their walled garden that they have become to depend on has turned out to essentially be a situation where many users reply completely on .Mac