As you’re probably aware, Apple released a slew of product updates this past week. There were a few notable surprises, and a few subtle ones as well. Surprisingly enough, the most interesting change was the change to the iMac lineup, not the Magic Mouse. The shift to a 16×9 aspect resolution instead of the past [...]
Tags: Apple, iMac, Magic Mouse, MultiTouch
There have been a number of ‘unconfirmed’ rumours floating around in the last few days about Windows 8 being 128 bit. While certainly an exciting thought, the likelihood of it being true is almost nil. Windows 8 being 128 compatible is like Windows XP Professional x64 being 64 bit. While it ‘worked’ to an extent, [...]
Tags: IA-128, IA-64, Microsoft, Windows, Windows 7, Windows 8, x64
Update: One of the arguments surfacing from people, notably Mitchell Baker (the former CEO of the Mozilla Foundation), is that Chrome Frame segregates the browser from the engine. They claim that this will result in the rendering engine storing information in one location, while the browser stores it in another. I’ve been using Chrome Frame [...]
Tags: browser, Chrome, Chrome Frame, Google