When Apple last refreshed the Mac Mini line, it introduced a new version with Mac OS X Server preloaded that also dropped its optical drive in lieu of dual hard drives. This new configuration is quite popular according to a recent post on AppleInsider. That leads me to wonder and speculate about what could [...]
A taped, internal meeting with New York Times folks has made its way onto the internet and it has become the latest fodder for rumors of the fabled Apple tablet. Gizmodo and others have posted the Vimeo video of an “all hands” meeting of New York Times staff which chronicles and outlines objectives to make [...]
Friday evening, at approximately 10pm, my iPhone fell and was badly injured. It’s face was cracked and looked terrible. Fortunately, it still responded and I could use it. Saturday, after checking, I was still under a long contract with AT&T, so no cheap replacement option there.
I knew from reading, that Apple was [...]
The new Home Sharing feature in iTunes 9 finally bridges the gap for homes, like mine, with multiple instance of iTunes, multiple iPods/iPhones and those of us who like to keep our libraries in sync as we purchase more and more content through iTunes. So, what is the feature and how does it work?
Home Sharing [...]
Reports began appearing today that the MMS rollout for iPhones on AT&T may have begun. I, like many others, played with my carrier settings file when the iPhone 3.0 OS was released, which allowed tethering and allowed you to open up the MMS settings and make changes.
After upgrading to OS 3.1 over the weekend, I [...]
27 Aug, 2009
Posted by: Philip In: Apple| Conferences| VMware| VMworld| Virtualization
August is quickly drawing to a close and the last day of the month kicks off the first day of VMworld in San Francisco. The past week has been really busy as I prepare for my trip and try and bring my co-workers up-to-date with what is going on and things that might come up [...]
Mozy has released an incremental update to address the Time Machine conflict and issues that version 1.4 introduced. The update, labeled 1.4.3, was released early today, according to ComputerWorld. I have installed the update and it did immediately fix the problems with my Time Machine backups. My initial backup is running along at a very [...]
12 Aug, 2009
Posted by: Philip In: Apple| Backup Technology
Update: Mozy has released an update to fix this issue.
File this under the “why’s that happening” category… About a week ago, I noticed that my MacBook Pro’s Time Machine stopped working. It has been working flawlessly to an external drive hosted on my iMac at home, but I wanted something to back it up when [...]
20 Jul, 2009
Posted by: Philip In: Apple| Microsoft| Money Management
Yeah, seems like today is a day of #fail for me. I realize today scanning over my blog content that I’ve all but abandoned my new buddy Moneywell. Its very close to a month since I used it last and although I really like the software, its different and I’m having troubles with that. I [...]
So, I have been suffering from a self-inflicted visual voicemail problem. Its been going on for a month; but I only discovered it last night. I may have tried the Internet tethering work-around for the iPhone which apparently changed my voicemail network settings on the iPhone. I had to go in and manually enter [...]
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