It’s the firmware updates that make all the difference. On Wednesday, Apple released MacBook Pro EFI Firmware Update 2.5. The update, a 4.1 megabyte download, enables Lion Recovery from an Internet connection, early-2010 MacBook Pro models. The company also released MacBook EFI Firmware Update 2.1. The update a 3.1 megabyte download, enables Lion Recovery from […]
Month: January 2012
There are various quotes about labor pains. And they tend to be pretty darn valid. Over on the New Jersey end of things, PowerPage head honcho has noticed something you may have seen with your iOS device: despite being hooked into the iCloud, normal bookmarks are having literally thousands of duplicates appear in the Bookmarks […]
You either love or hate Adobe Flash Player. It’s there, it’s useful, but it can also act like a screaming, colicky infant and be more trouble than it’s worth. Albeit it DOES allow you to watch hilarious cat videos on YouTube, so who are you to argue? Even so, for those who ever wondered how […]
If you’re hankering for the Mac OS X 10.7.3 update, you probably won’t have much longer to wait. Per MacNN, a week after the last release, Apple has again posted build 11D50 of the upcoming Mac OS X 10.7.3 for developers. The new version lists no known issues and again asks testers to focus on […]
You just can’t ignore a US$13.06 billion profit. Per Macworld, Apple on Tuesday reported that it tallied US$46.33 billion in sales and US$13.06 billion in profit for the fiscal first quarter ended Dec. 31. Both the revenue and profit figures were quarterly records for Apple and blew away the numbers recorded in the year-ago quarter. […]