by Rafael Hernandez on October 12, 2008
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If the rumors floating around were to be believed Apple was working on new methods for manufacturing their laptops, namely milling them out of solid chunks of aluminum. DailyTech happens to have a few images that seem to indicate that…
Read more Apple MacBook Casing Pics Leaked
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by Rafael Hernandez on October 11, 2008
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Here’s a look at some of the news and reviews that hit the web this week: Cases, Cooling, and Power Supplies Best CPU Cooler Performance – Q3 2008 – Benchmark Reviews Cooler Master V8 CPU Cooler – CPU3D Cooler Master…
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by Rafael Hernandez on October 11, 2008
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Microsoft is rolling out 11 software patches this coming Tuesday for a wide variety of their software products. A set of four critical updates focuses on Active Directory software running on Windows 2000 SP 4, Internet Explorer running across…
Read more Patch Tuesday – October 14th 2008
by Rafael Hernandez on October 11, 2008
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The recent spat of failures centering around some of the mobile GPUs Apple has relied on in several of their MacBook Pro notebook models is entirely Nvidia’s fault, or so says their knowledge base support article TS2377. Here’s the gist…
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by Rafael Hernandez on October 9, 2008
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Windows Vista’s User Access Control system was designed to protect users from the dangers of the internet and any programs they happen to download. The service initially was way too touchy on what it’d allow a user to do…
Read more Windows 7 to Improve on UAC
by Rafael Hernandez on October 8, 2008
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Every month or so ATI and Nvidia push out the latest and greatest drivers for their graphics chips all the while claiming to improve on the performance of earlier versions. Tom’s Hardware wonders if these claims are appropriate and compares…
Read more Driver Performance Improvements, Are They Real?
by Rafael Hernandez on October 8, 2008
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If you’re the lazy sort (or just like saving time) that enjoys trying out all manner of web development environments Microsoft has put together a nice little software package for you. Their Web Platform Installer combines the company’s IIS7…
Read more Microsoft Web Stack Installation Made Easy
by Rafael Hernandez on October 3, 2008
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Apple’s popular iTunes software has received a minor incremental update according to AppleInsider. The iPod interfacing software is up to version 8.0.1 and fixes a number of bugs concerning HDTV episodes and Genius playlists among other things. Also on the…
Read more Apple Rolls Out iTunes and Apple TV Updates
by Rafael Hernandez on October 2, 2008
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Apple’s iTunes music store could be considered a vehicle for iPod music player sales because that’s exactly what it is. The company reportedly maintains the service with slim profits in order to keep customers happy and the music industry…
Read more Apple Avoids iTunes Shutdown, Users Rejoice
by Rafael Hernandez on September 30, 2008
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The latest versions of the Windows Operating System has done a decent job of handling the dual and quad core chips of today but the CPU is getting quite a bit of an expansion in processing power over the…
Read more Microsoft Tweaking Windows 7 for Multiple Cores