Security Researcher Releases AirPort Attack Code The Mac Observer
H. D. Moore has released attack code that can cause a Macintosh to kernel panic. The attack code was added to a Metasploit 3.0, a security tool used by both security experts and the bad guys to probe for holes in a target computer or network. The attack code can be used against Orinoco-based AirPort cards that shipped in PowerBooks and iMacs from 1999-2003, according to the description published
Fastmac Issues New G3 PowerBook Battery The Mac Observer
Fastmac on Friday issued a new 84-watt-hour TruePower battery for the G3 "Pismo" PowerBook, providing up to 68% more capacity than the battery Apple originally included with the portable
Apple Updates MacMall, PowerMax Hot Deals The Mac Observer
Apple on Monday updated its Hot Deals Web site with new specials from MacMall and PowerMax
Sony: Sorry About the Batteries The Mac Observer
Sony executives publicly apologized on Tuesday for the manufacturing issues that led to a massive recall of laptop batteries the company produced
Jonathan Seff and Mark Hattersley Macworld UK
For people who want a fairly professional system without making the jump to a Mac Pro, the new large-screen iMac fills a tempting middle ground.
Windows calling Macworld UK
Some things you just don’t expect when you take on editorship of a leading Apple Mac magazine… like Microsoft popping round to show you the latest build of Windows Vista.
Review: Aperture 1.5 MacCentral Online
With version 1.5, Apple addressed most of the design shortcomings that have kept many photographers away from Aperture. If you plan to use Aperture primarily to import, cull, and organize photos-and rely on Photoshop for image editing--by all means consider the latest version. Aperture 1.5 also deserves a close look if you've outgrown iPhoto and you primarily shoot in JPEG format. Aperture 1.5
Lawyer Hates Macs MacOPINION
Recently I read a silly article by a lawyer named Larry who switched to the Mac and hated it. Now this guy is obviously a moron. He knows nothing about Macs and just assumed he could drop a whopping $4,552.71 on one and magically know how to use it.
Review: Aperture 1.5 MacCentral Online
With version 1.5, Apple addressed most of the design shortcomings that have kept many photographers away from Aperture. If you plan to use Aperture primarily to import, cull, and organize photos-and rely on Photoshop for image editing--by all means consider the latest version. Aperture 1.5 also deserves a close look if you've outgrown iPhoto and you primarily shoot in JPEG format.
Reply To Larry Bodine From Comfortably Beneath the Apple Tree MacOPINION
This The Road Warrior column isn’t specifically about Apple portables, but the name of this Website in Mac*Opinion*, so what the hey? Larry Bodine of Law Technology News has posted a dyspeptic rant entitled “Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree” about how much he didn’t like a Power Mac G5 he bought after apparently being a longtime Windows PC user.