Charlie Caper and Erik Rosales iPad act
Impressive act by Charlie Caper and Erik Rosales using 7 iPads to promote Stockholm.
Impressive act by Charlie Caper and Erik Rosales using 7 iPads to promote Stockholm.
I have had a problem on my Mac mini for several months. Time Machine hangs after backing up a small amount of data, and refuses to continue. I can leave the machine running for days and nothing happens. This is … Continue reading
I have done this a couple of times in the past, and the solution is not well documented by Apple: I use Aperture 3.0 to manage my digital photographs (tag them, edit them, organize them, and so on). I don’t … Continue reading
Using a Snow Leopard Server, (OS X 10.6.x) it seems that administrators have a problem if they have used Apple’s Managed Client for OS X (MCX) to provide software updates to their clients from their local server and then want … Continue reading
The iPad seems to have quite a potential to shake up the market for eBooks. (Click the pic to view). On almost the same subject – we saw the Alice film in 3D at the weekend – and thoroughly enjoyed … Continue reading
I have seen several articles over the years indicating that there are no problems in using a standard / client version of OS X as a server instead of using the OS X Server version, which is a darn sight … Continue reading
The Mac mini I set up with Snow Leopard Server had previously been acting as a server using the client version of OS X. While I was setting up the server again after installing the Server operating system, I decided … Continue reading
I picked up a new copy of OS X 10.6 Server on EBay for 177 Euro (instead of the 499 Euro it costs if you buy it new from Apple) and have installed it on my 2006 Intel Mac mini. … Continue reading
The Apple Store yesterday in Frankfurt’s Fressgass’ If you have ever bought an Apple product, you know their packaging is usually exquisite. Well, the same applies to their stores before they open. The Frankfurt store pictured above opens at the … Continue reading
Apple is building a new 1 billion dollar data center, five times larger than it’s existing one in California. Supposedly, to start offering “cloud computing” services (i.e. allowing users to store their data on the web, or use web-based applications). … Continue reading