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What makes the DailyPrincetonian report interesting is that they have records going back 3 years. Including the freshmen data, 40% of all students will be using Macs. The university sees a relationship between the beginning of the increase, 3 years ago, and the popularity of the iPod. More …
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The newest iMacs, released two months ago, have been locking up. If you were running an application it still is running, you just can not do anything as the keyboard is unresponsive. Apple, in a statement to Macworld magazine, fingers the latest update, issued a month after the release of the iMac, as reported by Computerworld. More …
If true, an Archive and Install would be a temporary workaround.