For years people have wanted to run Mac OS X on their Windows computers but of course Apple is famously strict when it comes to not allowing their operating system to run on anything other than a Mac. Since the switch to Intel processors Hackintoshing has become quite popular but still there are problems. Hardware support is notoriously finicky with problems for everything from CPU, motherboard and much much more which has kept it from...

In this video I go over the refreshed 2010 Mac Mini and the many iPhone 4 preorder issues. First off is the brand new Mac Mini for 2010 which sports several key improvements including a faster Core2Duo processor, a new aluminum unibody design and both a SD card slot as well as a HDMI port. Unfortunately it now costs even more, $100 more than it’s predecessor at $699. In addition I also go over the many problems people are having...

I’m kind of torn after looking at these mods. On one hand, it’s hard to argue that installing an iPad where the screen used to be isn’t making this first generation iBook more useful…on the other hand the iBook is now basically a glorified iPad dock. Same goes for the Macintosh Classic that also has an iPad installed. It kind of reminds me of some of the original Game Boy mods people have made to turn them into...

In this video I go over the Apple Safari 5 web browser. I show new features such as the Reader as well as the speed and slight UI improvements. Safari 5 might not be dramatically different than it’s predecessor but there’s no doubt that the small improvements are very welcome. Download Safari 5 here (Mac and Windows): http://www.apple.com/safari/download/ Source: duncan33303...

WWDC 2010 is coming in just under a couple weeks. We all know that we will see how to develop apps on OS 4.0, etc. but on the first day Steve Jobs always talks about the events and all the new stuff. Some of my predictions for what we can expect to see at WWDC: There will obviously be some news about the new iPhone 4 and when it’s going to be released. Just about everything possible has been leaked already with it though, so...

What is with Apple products being leaked in Vietnam? Whatever the case, it looks like we now have a really good look at the 2010 refresh of the base MacBook. It’s not a major overhaul at all, just a modest spec bump it seems. The leaked MacBook shows that it is MacBook7,1 compared to the current generation model which is MacBook6,1. However the model number is the same, A1342, so there is of course a chance this all made up. But...