Computers are a teen's domain - Poughkeepsie Journal

Computers are a teen's domain Poughkeepsie Journal I tried to set up our MacBook myself, but it started talking to me in VoiceOver, a program like the one my kids loved 15 years ago when we had a boxy Macintosh computer the size of an old cathode tube TV. They spent inordinate amounts of time gleefully ...

Essay: 'We're punching below our weight' - The Seattle Times

The Seattle Times

Essay: 'We're punching below our weight' The Seattle Times Despite struggling to find work in the US Forest Service and her current underemployment, Katharine sees our generation as flexible and resilient. "We're a generation that has seen so much change so fast. We saw big old clunky Macintosh computers in ... and more »

New MacBook Pro 2012 to ship with Retina display based on patent application - PopHerald.com

New MacBook Pro 2012 to ship with Retina display based on patent application PopHerald.com This year, 2012, could be the year of the iPhone 5, but don't worry Mac fans, 2012 could also be the year that we've been waiting for–the year of the Retina Macintosh computers. A new patent application published to the internet this week has confirmed ... and more »

Zooming in on Apple's high-density Retina displays - Digitaltrends.com

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Zooming in on Apple's high-density Retina displays Digitaltrends.com Reports have Apple preparing to introduce MacBook Pros with high-resolution Retina displays like the iPhone and iPad. How does the technology work, and can it revolutionize the desktop computing experience? Apple raised eyebrows when it introduced the ... Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) MacBook PreviewLive Trading News MacBook Pro 2012 — New rumors and possible release datePopHerald.com all 150 news articles »

Apple springs to your defence - Sydney Morning Herald

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Apple springs to your defence Sydney Morning Herald WE HAVE learnt to live with the fact computers are integral to our daily lives at work, at home and, with the exponential rise of mobility, everywhere we go. That this dependence on our silicon servants and the applications and services they deliver ... and more »