Doing away with the Mighty Mouse is a good thing for all of us consumers and Apple. With their recent lawsuit on the name Mighty Mouse, they have ditched the name for the Magic Mouse. The Magic Mouse is a multi-touch scrolling laser mouse that has no visible buttons and a allows gestures. See how it works [Here]
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Over a year ago and long before Google launched the Chrome Browser there were many who suspected that the search giant would launch an operating system. Today, Google has announced that it is indeed working on an OS x86 and ARM processors. The OS should be out the second half of next year and will be focused on the web which comes as no surprise. Microsoft may not be nervous about Mac, but you can bet this shakes them up a little. See the full release below:
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We just saw the release of the new MacBooks and now, analyst, Neil Mawston of Strategy Analytics, believes that Apple will incorporate 3G into their line of notebooks. “Bigger-screen or smaller-screen laptops with integrated cellular radios are a logical next step for Apple – and others” is what Neil Mawston had to say.
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Microsoft announced today that it is spending $8 Billion on R&D to be the best there is in cloud computing. The recent availability of cloud storage and sync via Live Mesh is just the start of what Microsoft has planned. It appears that Microsoft has really started to understand that the future of the where files and data is stored seems to be changing. Google has had their focus on cloud computing and Microsoft wants a bigger piece of the pie.
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In attempt to continue to alienate its customers and make consumers hate them more, Comcast is trying to appeal the FCC’s decision about how it discriminates people who use their service. Comcast has not admitted wholly to such practices, but it has been found to throttle down its users who use too much of what they pay for.
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Consumers in the US chose the Mac as their most wanted purchase in the next 90 days. Changewave Research conducted a survey of 4,000 Americans earlier this month.
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There have been a few DVD’s released that have digital copies of the movie itself ready for use in iTunes. If you have not come across any, the reason is due to studios trying to maintain their hold on the content you already own. Lately though the movie studios have realized we are going to rip the DVD’s if they don’t anyway. The DVD’s now come with a digital copy, DRM protected that can be used in iTunes and moved to your iPod, iPhone or Apple TV. While this is a step in the right direction, DRM is definitely not.
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