When tablets, slates and ultrabooks first launched a few years ago, the lack of a DVD drive were a problem for some. Those who are users of the MacBook Air may have bought a Superdrive for the same reason, we’re just not quite in the era when we can do without an optical drive just yet. This week, Samsung launched the latest, ultrathin and very elegantly designed Samsung SE-218BB, at just 14mm thick, its also 8% lighter than your average external DVD drive.
Surely Apple must be running out of big cat names soon. But in the meantime check out this latest hands-on video from CNET which demos the ninth major release of OS X, Mountain Lion. Though its just a developer preview, you can see that Mountain Lion will introduces great features inspired by iPad, re-imagined for the Mac.
If you ever lose your iPhone, you can always find it by using Find my iPhone app, but what can you do if you lose your Mac? Luckily, Apple has recently enabled beta testing of a new handy feature called Find my Mac to developers.
We have mentioned that Apple may introduce OS update as a download on App Store. Apple has announced that the new Mac OS X Lion upgrade will be available to download from the App Store in July for only $29.99.
We already wrote about latest security hole in Skype for Mac OS X, but luckily for all Mac OS X users, folks from Skype have managed to fix this issue on time.
If you’re using Skype on Mac OS X, we have some bad news for you. Apparently, there’s a security hole in Skype for Mac OS X that allows malicious users to gain control over your Mac.
The next version of Mac OS X Lion will be launching this summer. We may see it available via the Mac App Store before being sold online or in store. By making the Mac OS X lion available though the App Store, those currently using the OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard will be much easier to update to the latest version of the OS.
