Month: November 2006

Apple just announced that they are now selling 24-inch…yes that’s 24-inch iMacs. Comes stock with a 2.16 Intel Core 2 Duo. Wow, that’s a

1. Apple Class Service, David Sobotta, Sep 02 There is no position at Apple that trains you to replace Steve. http://viewfromthemountain.typepad.com/applepeels/ 2. Mercury Rising,

One should never purposefully anticipate the worst, and believe me folks, I’m not! My new MacBook is charging along — hasn’t shutdown once without

You’ve probably heard the adage that scientists proved that the bumblebee can’t fly. You may have even repeated it yourself, right? As far as

Now that the Mac’s Intel transition is complete, it’s interesting to note that of all of its computer models, only the iBook received a

What ever happened to…. * … nodding or waving thank you when a driver lets you cut in front, stops so you can cross,

New England is a land of both change and of constants. Take the weather, for example. A few weeks ago, the entire six state

I’m no prude. Believe me. I’m not against naked people or even pornography. If folks want to show their wares and submit to behavior which lowers them to the sub-human level that’s their business.

On this week’s broadcast of iProng Radio, the official podcast of iProng.com… iProng Radio co-hosts Shelly Brisbin and Bill Palmer apply their schtick to

It’s a slow news day here at MyMac Towers, and so in the great traditional of newspaper lifestyle columns, instead of reporting on something

I know the word “irony” gets used a bit too loosely these days, but I think I may have managed to achieve it this

I watched as Tiger Woods methodically eliminated his competition from the final PGA (Professional Golfers’ Association) tournament of the year. The guy has so

This isn’t the first time, either. I just got an email alert sent by my wireless router: “Network Attack Notification. From 208.65.153.241 to 192.168.0.4:

Ahhh… As previously reported here at MyMac, I had the great good fortune to receive a new MacBook, as a gift, mind you, delivered

I usually go out of my way to avoid the television commercials. No one likes them, they are annoying and usually poorly written. But

My MacBook died. It took a while, but it died. To top it off, the trackpad button never did work, so I got authorization