According to an e-mail I received from the Apple Developer Connection (ADC), a developer-oriented preview release of version 10.4 of Mac OS X (code-named Tiger) is now available for purchase from Apple for $500.
According to an e-mail I received from the Apple Developer Connection (ADC), a developer-oriented preview release of version 10.4 of Mac OS X (code-named Tiger) is now available for purchase from Apple for $500.
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Google Apps 'founder' Rajen Sheth: We dialog with users through new code
New Apple Watch Series 7 first impressions: It is worth the money?
The Apple Watch Series 7 is out, and landing on doorsteps as I type. I'm switching up from a Series 5 and thought I'd share with you my first impressions. ...
Apple, to hell with your updated MacBook Pro
Apple is said to be revealing new MacBooks on Monday. But what sort of new will they really be?
Apple's Unleashed event: What to expect from the rumored M1X processor and new Macs
Sometimes it seems like the Mac is the tail wagging the dog, since it's a much smaller revenue stream than the iPhone. But Apple's core users (and employees) rely on the Mac. With that ...
Faulty AirPods Pro: Apple quietly extends repair program
Got AirPods Pro that crackle? Apple has quietly extended the support window.
Apple's Unleashed Mac event: What to expect and how to watch
Apple's next keynote event is fast approaching with some exciting anticipated releases. Here's how to watch the latest Apple event as the holiday shopping season kicks off. ...
Apple should stop using the environment as a sales tactic and start caring for the planet
Apple is going out of its way to make its products hard to fix, which seriously undermines its "green" credentials.
More than $1.4 million has been stolen from victims through a cryptocurrency-related scam perpetrated through dating apps.
Apple: Forcing app sideloading would turn iPhones into virus-prone 'pocket PCs'
Apple says that sideloading would undermine the "privacy and security protections" of iPhones.
Apple cuts iPhone production due to chip shortage, says Bloomberg
Apple has told suppliers it can't get enough Texas Instruments and Broadcom chips to make the units.
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