Posts tagged #hardware
The iPhone Nano
Rumors of an iPhone Nano have surfaced, accompanied by a visual. Doubts arise due to its absence from Steve Jobs' keynote at MacWorld and the potential issues related to App Store compatibility on a smaller screen. A minimized version may complicate the developer landscape, raising further skepticism about its existence.
How to Safe Sleep (Hibernate) Your Mac
Safe-Sleep is a software feature introduced in the Mac OS update 10.4.3, allowing Macs to save RAM contents to the hard drive and enter a low-power sleep mode. This is particularly useful for conserving battery life. A guide is available to activate Safe-Sleep on standard Apple hardware using terminal commands, making it accessible beyond just new PowerBooks.
First Intel Mac to be the iBook, in January?
Rumors suggest that Intel-based Apple products may launch earlier than the anticipated July date, possibly in January at MacWorld. Initially thought to be the Mac Mini, reports now indicate the first Intel Mac could be the iBook, with expected new models and price drops. Additionally, Apple has begun rolling out Universal Binaries, hinting at imminent releases.
Interview with Jonathan Ive
Jonathan Ive has significantly influenced modern gadget design, particularly with the iPod, which is praised for its integrity and user experience. An interview with him reveals insights about his journey to Apple and his thoughts on iconic products like the iPod and iMac, offering a deeper understanding of his design philosophy.
Gigantic Macwall
Researchers at the University of California have combined 25 G5 computers to create an enormous display using 50 Apple 30' Cinema Displays. This innovative setup awaits Hollywood films to match its impressive resolution of (10*2560)*(5*1280). Further details and visuals can be found on the project's website.