Friday, March 9, 2007

Why Apples consumer Macs are enterprise-worthy. Not too long ago, ad agencies, design firms and other creative companies were about the only businesses that widely deployed Macintosh computers to their employees, writes Seth Weintraub for Computerworld. But for a number of reasons, word of the benefits of Apple Inc. hardware and software on enterprise desktops is now spreading. [Apple Hot News] comment []9:51:35 PM

Palm hires iPod guru. Take that, Apple Three weeks ago, Palm CEO Ed Colligan described Apple's iPhone as "a highly developed media player, which happens to include a phone". But that doesn't mean he's being complacent. According to the New York Times, Palm has hired former Apple alumini Paul Mercer to work on a new line of products.âo[oe] [The Register] comment []4:29:49 PM

Apple Subnotebook (FeatherBook) will run iPhone OS X says Analyst. "The 'mini' Mac OS X will be used. In terms of software, our sources indicate that Apple is leaning towards using the same "mini" version of Mac OS X used in the upcoming iPhone. We believe this will be particularly important as it has a much smaller footprint and runs with as little as 4 GB of space." [Digg / Technology] comment []3:52:46 PM

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