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SecureWorks seems to back “away from its suggestion that MacBooks are just as vulnerable as other Wi-Fi-capable computers.” A disclaimer has been posted which discloses a modified MacBook was used. More …
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YouTube has announced plans to make every music video ever made available on its service - for free – the Mail and Guardian reports.
Analysts see the service as a direct challenge to Apple’s on-line video - and forthcoming movies – service. Mark Mulligan, VP of Jupiter Research, is quoted in the article as saying, “Any service that YouTube puts in place is, almost beyond reasonable doubt, not going to be iPod compatible. More …
In response to articles alleging poor working and living conditions at a manufacturing facility in China where iPods are assembled, Apple has issued a report based on the findings of an internal investigation conducted by the company. The conclusion:
We found the supplier to be in compliance in the majority of the areas audited. However, we did find violations to our Code of Conduct, as well as other areas for improvement that we are working with the supplier to address. More …