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Apple updates the Xserve
Yesterday morning, the Apple store was once again down, sparking some new rumors about what could appear. The store soon returned to normal, but with a new Xserve available, this time sporting the Intel Xeon “Nehalem” processor, the same that the latest Mac Pro uses.
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Managing the server side of collaborative work with Subversion
Nowadays, every experienced company or group of people dedicated to software development knows there are a lot of variables to handle when you work on…
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Psystar releases Server-Grade Machine.
Psystar is now branding themselves as “the leading provider of Mac-compatible computers,” and they’ve released server grade machines. Server-grade machines are all well and good,…
Announcing Exibia v1.2: video scheduling software for Mac OS X
Exibia, from Plyxim software, has just been upgraded to version 1.2. Exibia is a server video scheduling tool intended for schools and universities. With Exibia, the user can upload any video that is compatible with Quicktime to a central server, which is subsequently connected to the school’s closed circuit television… Continue Reading »
Extensis announces Universal Type Server availability
Extensis has announced its next generation server based font management system for Windows and Macintosh. The system is titled Universal Type Server (UTS), and is shipping on June 18th. This program provides users with a new way to manage fonts and font metadata all on a server. UTS is designed… Continue Reading »
Wifi flaw halts NYC school Mac shipments
The New York Department of Education has halted an order on Macs due to a wireless connectivity issue with their infrastructure. Apple has been hard at work trying to resolve this issue and a fix is expected to come with a new Leopard release, most likely 10.5.3. For now the… Continue Reading »
Oh yeah, the XServes were updated, too
In the midst of all the Mac Pro frenzy, the other update that Apple released today, an update to their XServe was largely overlooked. The new XServes were updated with the same architecture as the new Mac Pros. The standard configuration is as follows [from Apple.com]. One 2.8GHz Quad-Core Intel… Continue Reading »
iPod wireless remote?
In the last couple of weeks since the iPhone has been released, rumors of the 6th Gen iPod have been flying around the web like mad. Everything from it will be touch-screen to it will include wireless has been speculated on. In 2005, Apple filed a patent that has finally… Continue Reading »
New features in Leopard Server
Although Steve jokingly mentioned numerous editions of Leopard at this morning’s keynote (just to poke fun at Microsoft), there is in fact a second edition that we don’t often hear about: Mac OS X Server. Even though it didn’t receive the limelight today, the new features reflected on Apple.com look… Continue Reading »
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