The Mac tip for this Monday is text autocomplete. I show you how to get better use out of using text on the Mac. You can simply autocomplete the text with a simple command.
Ok, so this news is a little late, but maybe you missed it so here it is. iFixit has taken the time to go out and purchase a Mac Mini of the 2010 variety and take it apart piece by piece for us all to see. The design is a simple block of aluminum that has a cap on the bottom which simply twists off. The back has your standard ports and the rest is a solid chunk of beautifully crafted unibody-style aluminum. See the full teardown at iFixit.
[iFixit Mac Mini 2010 - Teardown]
The Mac Mini just won’t lose its simple design in favor of something totally new, but that does not mean Apple will leave it by the wayside. Today Apple has updated the Mac Mini with an available 2.66GHz core 2 duo and the ability to update RAM to 4GB. You can see the other slight updates [Here]
There have been a whole slew of rumors about the imminent update of the Mac Mini and iMacs. MacRumors has been collecting updates of what is said to be coming out today. Here are the possibilities:
- Redesigned plastic MacBooks
- Redesigned "impressive" iMacs
- Mac mini updates, including one based on Mac OS X Server
- Multi-touch "Magic Mouse"
- A multi-touch "trackpad gadget" for desktop Macs
We’ll be sure to let you know once the Store is back and running.
We posted a disassembly pic of the new Mac Mini the other day and today iFixit takes it apart and gives you step-by-step instructions so you can do the same. They are also offering an upgarde kit for $250 which gives you 1TB of storage by installing two 2.5, 500GB drives and removing the optical drive. See their site for all the details and be sure to checkout the upgrade kit should you need such an upgrade yourself.
Bad Behavior has blocked 791 access attempts in the last 7 days.
