Yup, Apple has upgraded the the Mac Mini with an aluminum case. Wow even HDMI and Firewire 800 ports. The case has a removable lid for adding memory.
All this comes with a price upgrade to $699.
New Mac Mini
Posted by admin on June 15th, 2010
New Safari 5
Posted by admin on June 8th, 2010
Apple has recently released their new Safari 5 browser.
What’s New ?
Safari Reader
Safari Reader removes annoying ads and other visual distractions from online articles. So you get the whole story and nothing but the story. It works like this: As you browse the web, Safari detects if you’re on a web page with an article. Click the Reader icon in the Smart Address Field, and the article appears instantly in one continuous, clutter-free view. You see every page of the article — whether two or twenty. Onscreen controls let you email, print, and zoom. Change the size of the text, and Safari remembers it the next time you view an article in Safari Reader.
Better Performance
The world’s fastest web browser gets an engine upgrade. Enhancements to the Nitro Engine in Safari 5 mean you experience web browsing at greater speeds than before.
Powered by the Nitro JavaScript engine, Safari 5 on the Mac runs JavaScript 30 percent faster than Safari 4, 3 percent faster than Chrome 5.0, and over twice as fast as Firefox 3.6.
Improved Support for HTML 5
Web standards are the future of the Internet. The world’s most innovative browser, Safari continues to lead the way in support for HTML5. Safari 5 supports over a dozen new HTML5 features that allow developers to create interactive content and media experiences that work right in the browser — without the need for third-party plug-ins.
Bing Search
Safari gives you even more search options with built-in Bing search, in addition to Google and Yahoo! Search.
Just choose Bing in the Smart Search Field, start typing, and get search suggestions that help you find what you’re looking for fast.
New Xbox 360 Software Update to allow USB storage
Posted by admin on March 18th, 2010
Documentation obtained by Joystiq – and subsequently confirmed with two separate sources – reveals that “USB Mass Storage Device Support on Xbox 360″ will soon be a reality. The document, authored by a senior software development engineer at Microsoft, states that due to “increased market penetration of high-capacity, high throughput USB mass storage devices, a 2010 Xbox 360 system update” will allow consumers to save and load game data from USB devices. The update is purportedly coming in Spring 2010.
