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NetworkWorld’s Scott Bradner observes, “Recently there has been a growth industry in pundits whining about the security of the Apple Mac OS X operating system. To read some of the coverage, you would think someone deciding to use OS X instead of Windows would have to be dumber than a fence post.” More …
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Daring Fireball confirms a Think Secret scoop that the Aperture team has been disassembled, thus putting Aperture in doubt. More …
Here’s how to copy a computer list from one administrator to another in Apple Remote Desktop 2.0 or later
A link for Apple Remote Desktop 1.2 is included in the article
According to IDG, at Intel Corp’s Spring Analyst Meeting this week, chief executive Paul Otellini said the company will launch its new microarchitecture, which will include chips for notebooks, desktops and servers, beginning in June. More …