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  • BASIS Defends BBx Trademark After RIM’s Announcement

    Posted on October 19, 2011 | No Comments
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  • New Parallels Mobile App for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch Delivers Anytime Anywhere Control of Mac OS X, Windows, Ubuntu, Chrome, Fedora, Applications and Files on Your Mac

    Posted on September 1, 2011 | No Comments
    RENTON, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Parallels® today announced the new Parallels Mobile app with My Parallels service for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch (www.parallels.com/mobile). The new app is being released in conjunction with Parallels...

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  • Splashtop Remote Desktop Beats Angry Birds!

    Posted on May 19, 2011 | No Comments
    SAN JOSE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Splashtop® Inc., the worldwide leader in instant-access computing, has racked up impressive new records as their paid Remote Desktop iPad app has beaten out the new Guinness ...

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  • Blabbelon Introduces the First Fully Integrated Suite of Voice Products for Gamers On Web, Desktop and iPhone

    Posted on October 22, 2010 | No Comments
    NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Blabbelon LLC, games developer and creator of voice systems announced the release of its desktop client products for both Windows PC and Mac OS X. The company simultaneously released...

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  • Stonesoft offers secure mobile authentication via iPod, iPad, iPhone and Google Android

    Stonesoft offers secure mobile authentication via iPod, iPad, iPhone and Google Android

    Posted on August 31, 2010 | No Comments
    StoneGate MobileID generates one-time passwords to access corporate applications such as CRM and email systems London, UK – 31 August, 2010 – Stonesoft, an innovative provider of integrated network security and business continuity solutions, today announced the extended availability of the StoneGate MobileID authentication software token...

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  • VNC Viewer proves a hit on the iPad

    Posted on July 2, 2010 | No Comments
    RealVNC provides remote access and control of Mac OS X, Windows, Linux or UNIX computers from an iPad with VNC Viewer  2nd July 2010, iPad users worldwide are using RealVNC’s application to connect and take full control of office and home computers from anywhere in...

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  • XM Radio Online down. Again. Sigh.

    XM Radio Online down. Again. Sigh.

    Posted on June 23, 2010 | No Comments
    And look at that, XM Radio Online is down for the second time this week. That’s as of 11:15am ET. Good thing we’re paying for this, right guys? (For the record, I’m trying to access XMRO using Radium for Mac OS X, my iPod touch, and the Web site. All down. Lovely.) Update: Success! As of [...]

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  • iOS to make its desktop debut with next iMac revision?

    iOS to make its desktop debut with next iMac revision?

    Posted on June 23, 2010 | No Comments
    IOS on the next iMac? That's the rumor going around this morning. The deal is that Apple wants to bring touch controls to its desktop offerings, and will use the next iMac revision to test the waters a bit. So, you'll have your standard Mac OS X installation, but then when you activate “touch screen mode,” you'll switch over to iOS.

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  • Apple releases “Unibody” Mac Mini

    Apple releases “Unibody” Mac Mini

    Posted on June 15, 2010 | No Comments
    In a surprise move Apple released a new “unibody” Mac Mini starting at $699 and featuring an HDMI card and SD card slot. The new computer comes in server and desktop versions. The server version lacks an optical drive and runs OS X Snow Leopard Server while the standard version has received [...]

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  • iPhone/iPad Wi-Fi Sync author goes (almost) legit

    iPhone/iPad Wi-Fi Sync author goes (almost) legit

    Posted on June 4, 2010 | No Comments
    You know when an app company is serious when they send out a press release. I've gotten more releases about durfy little apps that I know what to do with, but this one is special. Sent to us by Greg, the author of Wi-Fi Sync, it basically says "This is great and new, but to get it you have to hack your iPhone and give money to the Cydia store." As far as I can tell, this is the first formal press release for a jailbroken iPhone/iPad app ever. While it's no big deal to have a press release on PR Newswire - anyone can do it - it's fascinating to see the Cydia store be given a jolt of authority with Greg's move.

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  • Google ditching Windows because of Chinese hackers?

    Google ditching Windows because of Chinese hackers?

    Posted on June 1, 2010 | No Comments
    "See you in hell, Windows." That's Google talking, according to a report in the Financial Times. (Not an exact quote, mind you.) The company is taking several steps to phase out the use of Microsoft's operating system following the well-publicized China hacking situation. New employees are given the option of using a Mac or a Linux-based PC, and others are simply being switched over to Mac or Linux when the time is right. It's not an official Google policy, but rather something that's just being done.

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  • Video: This is a 22-megapixel MacBook Pro

    Video: This is a 22-megapixel MacBook Pro

    Posted on May 21, 2010 | No Comments
    And I thought my new monitor was fancy! (It certainly cost enough...) Here we have a plain ol' MacBook Pro using a series of 28 projectors to create a 22-megapixel display. That works out to 7168x3072. Borderline insane, yes.

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  • Plex for Mac OS X adds hardware h.264 video decoding

    Plex for Mac OS X adds hardware h.264 video decoding

    Posted on April 28, 2010 | No Comments
    Exciting news from Plex, the media center for Mac OS X that won my heart a long time ago. The devs have announced that they've integrated Apple's new video decode acceleration framework into the latest build. In English, that means all h.264-encoded video—and there's a lot of it out there—can be sent to your GPU for decoding, giving your CPU a bit more breathing room. It should make for significantly better 1080p video performance.

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  • Huzzah! WWDC 2010 is happening on June 7

    Huzzah! WWDC 2010 is happening on June 7

    Posted on April 28, 2010 | No Comments
    Could this day get any better? The annual Apple Worldwide Developers Conference is happening on June 7. I suspect the iPhone HD or whatever it will be called will be there and it will be protected by robots and ninjas. Apple Worldwide Developers Conference Kicks Off June 7 in San Francisco CUPERTINO, Calif., April 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — [...]

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  • China’s knockoff iPads have no one fooled… or do they?

    China’s knockoff iPads have no one fooled… or do they?

    Posted on April 26, 2010 | No Comments
    Pretty sure China plays by its own rules when it comes to pirated versus non-piated goods, but this story's still worth a chuckle. Ever since Apple said that it would delay international launches of the iPad in order to placate U.S. demand— the magical and revolutionary device is flying off the shelves, it seems—Chinese manufacturers have flooded their internal market with iPad knockoff after iPad knockoff. They're slightly less expensive than the real thing, but the important part is that they're available right now. Not bona fide, but bona found. I love how that makes no sense whatsoever.

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