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New Apple Patent Is More Proof That Apple’s Working On A Touchscreen iMac

12:45PM February 3, 2012 | Casey Chan

Though it’s incredibly awkward and tiring to actively touch a 27-inch screen on a desk, touchscreen tech is still the obvious future for computers. So it’s no surprise that Apple has some patents up its sleeve that’ll make a touchscreen iMac a reality. Here’s the newest. More »


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If You’re Not Apple, You Need To Stop With The iNames

5:30AM January 5, 2012 | Brent Rose

In the lead-up to CES my inbox is flooded with literally hundreds of pitches every day. I swear, one out of five has been for an iSomething. None of them were from Apple. iNeed you to friggin’ stop it. More »


Computing

Why Are Some iMacs Being Delayed 5-7 Weeks?

7:28AM December 3, 2011 | Casey Chan

AppleInsider noticed something peculiar about some build to orders iMacs, they went from a shipping estimate of one-to-three days to five-to-seven weeks. Specifically, the delay effects any iMac equipped with a 2TB hard drive. What’s going on? More »


Computing

Under The Hood: iMac Hard Drive Replacement

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4:30PM November 1, 2011 | Alex Kidman

Hard drives are terribly dull things — until you have to replace them, as our own Elly found out recently. Thankfully, even on heavily sealed systems, hard drive replacement is one of those jobs, like interior painting, that you should always do yourself. More »


Computing

Apple Tech Support At Its Very Finest

11:45AM September 8, 2011 | Brian Barrett

Problem: you’ve got a computer that you want to take from one location to another. You see your hands, you see the iMac, you just can’t for the life of you figure out what comes next. Apple to the rescue! More »


Computing

New Education iMac: $1179 in Australia

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4:00PM August 9, 2011 | Danny Allen

The new iMac features a 21.5-inch display, 3.1GHz Core i3 processor, 250GB hard disk, 256MB HD 6750M graphics, and just 2GB of RAM. It lacks Thunderbolt connectivity and is only available to authorised education buyers. It’s $999 in the US, so $1179 isn’t too bad locally, right? Not when you see what spending just $170 more would get a school. More »


Computing

Cheap, Scaled-Down iMac Being Readied For Students?

8:00PM August 8, 2011 | Kat Hannaford

Apple failed to introduce a new educational discount for iPads, but that doesn’t mean they’ve forgotten about students altogether. 9to5Mac has heard that a new, more affordable iMac aimed at students will be released this month, maybe on August 16th. More »


Computing

iMac Of The Future Could Wirelessly Charge Your iPhone

3:51AM August 5, 2011 | Adrian Covert

Wireless charging is already here, but in most instances, the charge base is tethered to a power strip. Not so elegant. What if charging a phone/tablet/MP3 player was as simple as placing it near your computer? More »


Computing

iMac Replacement Program For Faulty 1TB Seagate Drives

7:15AM July 25, 2011 | Jack Loftus

Heads up: Apple has officially acknowledged a 1TB Seagate hard drive failure issue affecting iMacs sold between May and June 2011. Hard drive replacement is free, so just click the source link for all the info. [Apple Australia] More »


Computing

Fastest Mac Ever: Latest iMac Smokes High-End Mac Pros (Mostly)

5:15AM June 16, 2011 | Kwame Opam

The newest iMac to hit the market, with an Intel 3.4GHz Intel Core i7 processor and 256GB SSD option, is officially the fastest mac ever shipped. It even beat out a Mac Pro XEON 6-core. More »