In Pictures: OS X Yosemite tips and tricks you need to know
Some tips to get the most out of Apple’s new operating system.
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In Pictures: 19 Apple rumours that were just wrong
Some of the rumours about Apple over the years were just ridiculous.
News about Mac
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IBM: ‘Mac users are happier and more productive’
IBM, which has embraced Apple hardware in a big way, says the employees who use Macs are more likely to stay at the company.
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HP wants to turn your Mac into a 44-core Windows PC
If your Mac isn't fast enough to edit 3D video, HP is providing a workaround to make it possible.
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Will Apple ever release a Mac hybrid?
As more applications are likely to use touchscreens, Apple may need to develop products that merge features like touch with advanced computing capabilities.
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All in all, Apple warns Kiwis of dangerous plugs in the wall
Apple issues voluntary recall of millions of its two-prong AC wall plugs, directly warning New Zealanders of potential breakages and electric shocks.
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Apple delivers biggest ever quarter, but sales slump nears
Cupertino records biggest ever quarter during its fiscal 2016 first quarter, but warns that sales will slump in the year ahead.
Features about Mac
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Microsoft shortchanges Office for Mac customers on support
Although Microsoft crafted Office 2016 for Mac to be much more like its Windows sibling, one thing hasn't changed: Mac Office 2016 users continue to get the short end of the support stick.
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Apple blows analyst forecasts out the water as iPhone lure tests user loyalties
“We’re seeing a higher rate of people switching to iPhone than we’ve experienced in previous cycles."
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Why developers prefer Macs
When Terry Weaver wants to create .Net applications, he fires up Visual Studio and types away like any other .Net programmer. The setup gets a bit weird when he wants to test how the .Net application might appear to a Mac user visiting the Web site. Instead of starting up another machine, asking a colleague with a Mac, or simply ignoring those crazy followers of Steve Jobs, Weaver just pops over to the browser in another window. That's easy because Visual Studio is running on Windows inside a Parallels virtual machine, which, in turn, runs on his Mac. He has a PC, a Mac, and a Unix development box all in one.