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To get the best out of your Windows-compatible PCs, you need to make sure that the drivers for all of the components in your PC are up to date. Having outdated drivers on your computer can cause strange behavior with iTunes, QuickTime, iPod, and other applications. First, what is a driver

AT&T today announced that it has decided to allow Sling Media’s SlingPlayer Mobile iPhone application to stream video content over its 3G network.

AT&T today announced that it has decided to allow Sling Media’s SlingPlayer Mobile iPhone application to stream video content over its 3G network.

Filed under: Apple Corporate , Hardware , Multimedia , Apple Financial It’s Monday, let’s sue Apple! Chinese manufacturer Shenzhen Great Loong Brother Industrial is reportedly considering suing Apple over the design of the iPad, claiming that it bears too close a resemblance to their P88 . in an interview with El Mundo , Shenzhen Great Loong Brother Industrial’s president Xiaolong Wu said that the two devices are “completely identical.” In fact, the P88 features that are “completely identical” to the iPad include: Windows XP A webcam A 250GB internal hard drive A thicker and heavier body A resistive touch display (the iPad uses multi-touch) 1.5 hours of battery life Plus they’re both rectangles. With black borders. Ed Sutherland summed it up best at Cult of Mac : “How do you get more attention for a largely unknown netbook at a time when the tech press has the vapors for Apple’s iPad

Filed under: Hardware , OS , How-tos , Tips and tricks , Troubleshooting , MacBook A friend’s MacBook had slowed down to a snail’s pace. Despite looking everywhere for the issue, streamlining everything I could, and yelling at it, it failed to accelerate to usable speed. So I recommended we start from scratch and build it back up with only the things she was using, free of all the other downloads and aborted installs of various software she never used or cared about

HotHardware claims that AT&T maybe losing it’s iPhone exclusivity as early as Wednesday at Apple’s media event: According to an inside source close to the going-ons involved in all of this, a new tablet of some sort may not be the on…

FOXNews.com reports that Apple’s January 27th media event is expected to include the introduction of Apple’s much-anticipated tablet device and iPhone OS 4.0, as well as iLife 2010. According to the report, no iPhone hardware is expected to be shown…

FOXNews.com reports that Apple’s January 27th media event is expected to include the introduction of Apple’s much-anticipated tablet device and iPhone OS 4.0, as well as iLife 2010.

This article describes the Xsan 2.2.1 Filesystem Update, available as a manual download from Apple Support Downloads and as an automatic Software Update. There are two separate Xsan 2.2.1 Filesystem Updates, one for Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard and one for Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard. Xsan Admin 2.2 should be used with Xsan 2.2.1. Important: Read before installing Be sure that all Metadata Controllers (MDCs) are updated before you make any configuration changes. Your MDCs must always have software versions (both Xsan and Mac OS X) that are the same or more recent than the most recent client versions.


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