Mac Hoe

I’m sure that by now you are already familiar with a company making Mac Clones called Psystar. They even have an ongoing case against Apple, and that is not stopping the Mac Clone makers from offering new products without Apple’s [ read on ]

Mac OS X 10.5.6 (9G21) was seeded to developers last Oct. 23 by Apple and offers the usual list of bug fixes and improvements across a variety of services. The new update appears to move notebook trackpad preferences into its own preference pane in the [ read on ]

If you use a PC then you may not be familiar with The Dock, the bar of icons that sits at the bottom or side of a Mac and provides easy access to Apple applications Finally, Apple has been give patent for its OS X dock after filing almost nine years ago. [ read on ]

IF you remember, Kevin Rose of Digg made some predicions before Apple’s Let’s Rock event and some of his predictions were accurate although some have not yet materialized, like the Blu-ray support for the Mac Os X 10.5.6. Kevin Rose expects [ read on ]

More than a month ago when I made a post about another Mac Cloner named Open Tech who offers Mac Os X compatible PC’s. And just after a month in the business, Open Tech is already selling the “company”. Open Tech Web Store is already [ read on ]

Earlier this month, Apple has filed a lawsuit against the makers of the Mac OS X compatible OpenComputer, Psystar. Apple’s lawsuit is said to on the ground of copyright infringement, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of [ read on ]

A screenshot of the system requirements for Mac OS X Snow Leopard which was seeded to developers this week by LogicielMac. The requirements list the following: - An Intel Processor - An internal, external, or shared DVD drive - At least 512 MB of RAM - [ read on ]

Gizmodo posts the first video evidence of Psytars Open Computer (used to be OpenMac but due to some trademark issues they changed it to OpenComputer). One of the first owner of the OpenComputer is kind enough to post some video proof after receiving one of [ read on ]

Psystar, the company that claims they’re selling a ‘generic Mac’ called the OpenMac, while the news have been roaming around the net for a few days now, it is still not over as there is still the issue of Apples End-User License Agreement [ read on ]