As any Apple fan will admit, Steve Jobs WAS Apple.
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2013 has arrived. All speculations about Mayan calendars ending on December 21st 2012 have ended. I am among the most curious as to how Apple sales went this past Christmas-season, because there have been very different signals coming from Apple headquarters since the demise of founder Steve Jobs.
Continue reading Welcome to Yet Another Year →
At this time of year, I think it only fair first of all to ensure this blog was fully up-to-date by updating to WordPress 3.5, and also wishing all of you the best seasonal greetings.
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I know some will be happy to get the iPad Mini, but honestly I would say that if you want something bigger than the iPhone, I would go for the “original” iPad any day.
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I can’t help but feel a bit sorry for people who waste their time sending ridiculous comments to a huge number of blogs, because it indicates two things:
- A lot of blog owners running WordPress apparently forget running Akismet, because somehow these auto spam providers must gain access to blogs somewhere since they keep trying to come through…
- The whole point of a comment is to provide something VALUABLE to a discussion, so even when a spam comment comes through, they won’t get any of the organic traffic that a well written comment gets.
Now, you may be thinking: what in the world does this have to do with Macs?
Continue reading Somehow You Must Love Spammers! →
It may well be that late founder Steve Jobs buried MacOS 9 when MacOS X was introduced, but there is one very important thing that helped me after a mistaken attempt at installing Yellow Dog Linux on an old eMac. MacOS X could not format the linux partitions…
Continue reading MacOS9.2 Was a Lifesaver →
I am nearing the 5 year mark with this blog, and this article is post number 161 during the many years I have now written on the subject of Apple machines. It’s been great fun – truly amazing to follow the developments with this amazing company that has indeed built top-notch machines in every respect.
Continue reading Nearly 5 Years With This Blog →
When it comes to Apple products a new trend is jailbreaking. I want to discuss this a bit today, and I want to suggest why I don’t think anyone needs jailbreaking.
Continue reading Jailbreaking – Why You Don’t Need It →
You may never have noticed this but there is one strange thing about the Apple keyboard on iPods, iPhones and iPads that I have wondered about.
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When new models arrive on the market you had better wait to buy your product until the new version has been released. I bought both the iPad and Apple TV just prior to new versions being released. The price of the NEW Apple TV has dropped 80DKR (approx. 15US.$.) here in Denmark, and the price of the “old” iPad (model 2) is now 500DKR (approx. 100US.$.) lower now that the new iPad has been released.
Continue reading Apple’s Discount Prices →