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"Gap Between PC and Mac Sales Narrowing [Chart] Mashable 8:55 PM
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"Chinese Household Chemical Company Sues Apple For 'Snow Leopard' Trademark" M.I.C. Gadget 8:33 AM
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"After Proview, Apple hit with another infringement lawsuit in China" CNET News 8:33 AM
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"Chinese Company Sues Apple Over Snow Leopard Trademark" PC Magazine 8:39 AM
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"Chinese toothpaste biz wants £50k from Apple over 'Snow Leopard'" The Register 12:29 PM
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"Apple refreshes iCloud beta with new Web apps" CNET News 8:33 AM
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"Apple Adds Reminders, Notes Apps to iCloud Beta Site for Developers" PCWorld 10:59 AM
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"Mountain Lion AirPlay Mirroring: Older Macs not welcome" FairerPlatform 8:15 AM
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"When Will The IWork Components Get Retina Display Support?" MacNews 8:36 AM
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"Tackling Launch Service woes in OS X: File/Application association in OS X is done by the system's launch service, which if corrupt can result in odd problems with specifying applications to open your documents." CNET Reviews 6:20 PM
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"I've a question regarding the security preference to require a password after sleep: I'm pretty certain (although I may be misremembering) that on Mac OS 10.5, the preference only affected the screen saver or when the computer went to sleep but did not affect display-sleep. I like this behavior, because I can leave my laptop idle on my desk and wake up the display with a keystroke, but when I close the lid (putting the CPU to sleep), I will need a password to get back. On Lion, it appears that display sleep now requires a password just like the screen saver and CPU-sleep. If I set a large timeout to allow me to quickly wake it during the day, that large timeout will also apply to when I close the lid. Does anyone know if there is a way, in Lion (perhaps using a CLI preference setting) to enable passwords when waking from CPU sleep but not display sleep? Or failing that, allowing for different timeouts for CPU and display sleep?" MacInTouch 4:31 PM
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"Image Trends ShineOff review: ShineOff is a one-task plug-in that is designed to remove the effects of flash or shiny lights on the face" Macworld UK 1:43 PM
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"iTunes Tip: Choose Which Types of Content Display in the iTunes Source List" Kirkville 9:07 AM
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"Theme Mac OS X with an Ultra-Minimalist & Clean Silver Appearance" OS X Daily 1:50 PM
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"How to Talk to Your Mac using OS X Lion" Mac|Life 1:51 PM
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"How To Diagram An Org Chart, Or Flow Chart, Or Map Your Mind With A Cool Mac App" Mac 360 3:59 PM
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"How To Add One Of Apple's Secret Weapon Apps To The Mac's Menubar" BohemianBoomer 4:00 PM
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"Free: Stick The Weather Forecast And Current Conditions In Your Mac's Menubar" TeraTalks 4:00 PM
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"6 Reasons You Need This Mac Medical Records App (and one reason not to try it)" NoodleMac 4:00 PM
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"Try A Cheap Mac App That Does What You Didn't Know Needed To Be Done" Mac 360 4:00 PM
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"The Easiest, Most Useful, Clever Mac-to-Mac File Sharing App Is Free" McSolo 4:00 PM
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"Ted Landau's User Friendly View: Apple's Sandboxing...One Month In" The Mac Observer 7:28 PM
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"MobileMe: The Unappreciated Super Cloud That Changed the World" Low End Mac 4:31 PM
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"Mac OS X: Major and Minor Versions" Low End Mac 10:02 AM
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Press Releases |
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"Benchmarking plugin released for Vectorworks Landmark" Architosh 1:37 PM
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"JPG to PDF Converter for Mac Helps to make eBooks from Images" prMac 8:15 AM
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