If you loved the Xgrid project from several years ago, you’re going to like this. Per an excellent article by AppleInsider’s Mike Wuerthele, a new project continues the efforts wherein cluster-based computing was created by connecting Macs together. The Xgrids, which worked well in extremely specific circumstances, were both corporate and federally-funded efforts with some […]
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A series of screenshots have surfaced documenting Google’s development effort to bring Chrome’s full Blink browser engine to iOS against current App Store rules. Last month, Google quietly unveiled a new effort to port the Blink browser engine — used by Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers like Edge and Opera — to iOS. Under Apple’s […]
This is really cool. Developer Mihai Parparita’s web-based Infinite Mac System 7 project has reached a new milestone, and it’s now a cinch to go to system7.app, load a virtual System 7 Mac and play with the games, applications, and utilities you loved back in the 90’s. The website, which can run in almost any […]
If you’re a fan of streaming, you’re going to like this. The popular OBS live streaming app has been released as a new beta that’s compatible with Apple Silicon Macs. The update adds native support for Macs equipped with M1 and M2 chips. The first beta of OBS Studio 28 provides full native support to […]
Apple’s rumored augmented reality/virtual reality has a programming language developed for it. Per @IAmMatthewDavis, a series of references to “realityOS” have been found in App Store upload logs as well as Apple’s open source code on Wednesday. The discovery helps solidify rumors that Apple is working on at least two AR projects that include an […]