Windows on the Mac: Parallels 5 vs. Fusion 3 vs. VirtualBox 3.1 - Computerworld
Windows on the Mac: Parallels 5 vs. Fusion 3 vs. VirtualBox 3.1
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Parallels also uses the rotating cube effect to go to full-screen mode; this is the effect Mac OS X employs to switch users, but in this case, users aren't ...and more » Windows on the Mac: Parallels Desktop 5 vs. VMware Fusion 3 vs. Sun's ... - MacDailyNews (blog)
Windows on the Mac: Parallels Desktop 5 vs. VMware Fusion 3 vs. Sun's ...
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"They're faster with better 3-D graphics, are better integrated with Mac OS X, and in two cases, are optimized for running all the features of Windows 7. ...and more » Adobe CTO promises better Mac performance in Flash 10.1 - MacDailyNews (blog)
Adobe CTO promises better Mac performance in Flash 10.1
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"Lynch concedes that video is still a major weakness, as a 480p video, running on a 1.8GHz Mac mini, uses 34 percent of the CPU in Mac OS X and just 16 ...and more » LogMeIn Ignition for iPhone Review - Brighthand
LogMeIn Ignition for iPhone Review
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Running this application requires a subscription from LogMeIn.com, but the basic version of this is free. It works with Mac OS X and Windows PCs.Are Mac sales driven by "Intel Inside"? I think it's more to do with "Windows ... - ZDNet (blog)
Are Mac sales driven by "Intel Inside"? I think it's more to do with "Windows ...
ZDNet (blog)
Seibold then goes on to look at, and dismiss, the notion that Mac sales were driven by Vista (or user's poor reaction to the OS) and Mac OS X refinement. ...and more » Alternative Browsers: Beyond Chrome and Firefox - Linux Magazine (registration) (blog)
Alternative Browsers: Beyond Chrome and Firefox
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It runs on Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, Haiku, embedded Linux, and “any other platforms supported by the Qt toolkit.” That's a pretty wide selection ...and more » Antivirus Software On Your Mac: Yes or No? - TheAppleBlog (blog)
Antivirus Software On Your Mac: Yes or No?
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While there had been a few scattered OS X virus reports, this trojan had the most destructive potential to date. Since that rumble last year, the Mac ...and more »
