Software to self-diagnose the replacement timing of server power-supply units
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. has developed a self-diagnostic technology to determine when a power supply unit needs to be replaced. This is software that can run [Read More…]
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The mystery of the iMac’s granddaddy: The Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh
I got not one, but two very exciting Macs this week. The first was a new main Mac, the replacement for my trusty 2008 MacBook [Read More…]
How this 1996 Macintosh brochure set the tone for future Apple ads
I helped out my friend Keith this week—or more accurately, I helped out Keith’s wife, Bridget, this week—by filling my car with what can only [Read More…]
13-inch Retina MacBook Pro review: The force is with Apple’s workhorse laptop
From the outside, the new 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display looks like the MacBook Pro we’ve come to know from the recent past. The [Read More…]
Macworld’s July Digital Edition: which laptop has the best battery life?
Every day, Macworld brings you the essential daily news and other info about all things Apple. But staying on top of that torrent of information [Read More…]
Why the iPad won’t replace the MacBook as my main work tool any time soon
With all the productivity features that iOS 9 brings, I decided it was time to trade up my long-in-the-tooth iPad mini 2 for an iPad [Read More…]
Thunderbolt 2 docks roundup: The easy way to connect to your Mac laptop
The major change since I last did a roundup of Thunderbolt docks is that the latest docks use Thunderbolt 2, which makes them aligned with [Read More…]
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst trailer shows off the gleaming City of Glass
The new Mirror’s Edge Catalyst developer diary digs a little deeper into the game’s story, which begins with Faith’s release from a two-year stretch in [Read More…]
Tokyo 42 has the prettiest criminal underworld
Grime, blood and decay: these are images that accompany the sentence “an action game inspired by Syndicate and GTA1”, no? No indeed. Tokyo 42 looks more Mirror’s Edge than [Read More…]
The Biggest Threat to WordPress Isn’t Another CMS
If you ask anyone what the #1 threat to WordPress is, many will say “Ghost,” “Drupal,” “technical debt”, “poor user experience,” “lack of security,” or “lack [Read More…]