Episode 44 of the PowerPage Podcast is now available. You can either download it from the iTunes Store or directly (58’07, 20.7MB, AAC). Your panel: Jason O’Grady, Rob Parker, and Chris Barylick. Topics include: the class action action lawsuit over MacBook displays and the potential for new MacBook Pros and iMacs at WWDC. Subscribe to […]
On Thursday, Apple released Security Update 2007-005, an update designed to repair element of Mac OS X with a specific fix centered on the iChat instant message program. According to Macworld News, the update specifically fixes a potential buffer overflow exploit in the UPnP IGD (Internet Gateway Device Standardized Device Control Protocol) code used for […]
On Thursday, Sony-Ericsson announced that it has become part of the WiMAX Forum, a consortium of companies working on an updated wireless Internet protocol. According to MacNN, no hardware updates or new products have been announced, but it’s likely that Sony-Ericsson will begin to upgrade their products to take advantage of faster speeds. WiMAX, also […]
DVDxDV, creators of DVDxDV Pro, a program used to export content from unencrypted DVDs to the Mac, have updated the program to version 1.085. The new version, a 3.9 megabyte download, adds an Apple TV export feature. DVDxDV retails for a US$80 registration fee and requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later to run as […]
The guys over at MacFixIt have posted a workaround and repair guide geared towards resolving Mac OS X kernal panics triggered by Bluetooth extensions. Like the extension conflicts of Mac OS 9, Bluetooth kernel extensions can trigger the system to fail, but can be diagnosed by looking at the system’s crash logs and seeing what […]