Showing posts with label Apple Computer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple Computer. Show all posts

Monday, June 6, 2011

icloud, tonight on Twitter. Rumors of the moment

Tonight, Steve Jobs will introduce iOS 5.0, Mac OS X Lion (which we already know many things) and icloud. We will comment live information distilled during the conference on Twitter, via our account TomsHardware_fr. Few rumors iOS 5.0, outside information about the notifications that should evolve as management is archaic.

By cons, icloud unfolds gradually and Apple could offer an interesting thing: a icloud home. Explain. What is known icloud is that it is linked to music and he is expected to hear his music online without physically storing on his computer. But this poses a problem: we need a permanent connection.

Saturday, May 21, 2011

[Techno-engineering] Steve Jobs and God have something in common according to researchers

Apple is a religion, Steve Jobs is a god. Researchers have developed a passion for the brand in an MRI, then they showed them images of the products they cherished. Scientists have discovered that their brain activity was identical to that of ultra-religious subjects viewing pictures with a spiritual.

The study was popularized by a report aired on the BBC where one can see the Bishop of Buckingham read the Bible on its iPad while comparing the Apple Store to the churches and the stands of apple products at the altar . The man touches the cerebral hyperactivity. Given the enormity of this news, we want first to say that this study is real, as the BBC report.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

iFixit disassemble the new iMac and found the same screen

iFixit has removed one of the new iMac Sandy Bridge out a few days ago (see "New iMac: all quad-core, and Thunderbolt). There is good news, as easier access to the hard drive and processor. There are also bad news, such as the presence of the LG LED screen that had caused so many problems on the older generation.

At first glance, the choice of the screen is amazing. The controversy around this 21.5-inch LG IPS LM215WF3 scored discussion forums on Apple for much of last year. It is a problem that seems limited to 21.5-inch slab, and if initially some Apple Store offered to exchange the machines concerned, it seems that today marks denies any problem and that the majority of yellowing or in the "acceptable standards".

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

New iMac: all quad-core, and Thunderbolt

The rumors had not deceived, Apple has revamped its line of iMac today. The all-in-One emblematic keep the same shell, but it conceals real news. The first is the arrival of Sandy Bridge Intel quad core on all models, while the first dual core prices were still above. Apple chose i5 standard (2.5 GHz, 2.7 GHz or 3.1 GHz), and leaves the option of Core i7 (2.8 GHz or 3.4 GHz), the main difference between Both ranges are, remember, the presence of HyperThreading.

Monday, March 21, 2011

MacBook Pro 2011 crash, but why?

That would be a new Apple product without its attendant bugs more or less serious and proven? The latest MacBook Pro can not escape the rule: a long thread in the forums Apple describes an unpleasant phenomenon crash when the laptop is fully charged. Different users report sometimes contradictory information, but a consensus emerged, however: i) the crash occurs when applications are started demanding a little (games, graphic modeling, supercomputing, etc..) Ii) the machine does not respond to user commands but continues to run in the background (receive mail, music playback, ability to connect via ssh).

Friday, February 25, 2011

iFixit opens the MacBook Pro

The latest 15-inch MacBook Pro that was announced yesterday just been boned by iFixit who took the opportunity to give an overview of the chips that make up the machine. The first thing you notice is the absence of screws pentalobulaires which are intended to discourage or prevent the opening of the machine by the user.

Found on the iPhone, iPad and the latest MacBook Air (see "new screws" evil "of the iPhone). The reason is simple, unlike the above products, Apple believes that consumers can change the RAM and hard drive of their MacBook Pro. For more information on the new configurations, we invite you to read our news "Apple's new MacBook Pro.