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Some McDonalds’ improve dining experience with iPads, will more follow?
Images via Stephen M. Katz | The Virginian-Pilot A McDonald’s franchise owner in Virginia Beach, Va., decided to install mounted iPads in his store for customers to use while eating—something 20...
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Former GE CEO Jack Welch uses an iPad to conduct business
Here is an interesting ‘footnote’ to this story on former GE CEO Jack Welch leaving Fortune Magazine, quitting over his harsh anti-Obama jobs Tweet coverage: Apparently, the 20-year CEO and Chairman of...
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Multi-iOS device manager Apple Configurator updated with iOS 6 features,...
In March, the folks in Cupertino released Apple Configurator. It is a Mac app that allows someone to administer many iOS devices at a time like in a school or business (or a 9to5mac editor’s house)...
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Google Chairman talks Maps and Apple
Google’s executive chairman Eric Schmidt sat down for an AllThingsD talk last night with Walt Mossberg. Among other topics, they not-surprisingly discussed Android and his thoughts on Apple. Much of...
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Apperian launches first administrative remote control solution for iOS [Video]
Apperian just launched “Remote Control for iOS”, a feature for its Enterprise App Services Environment that it called “the first and only solution that empowers IT departments to remotely view and...
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Apple removes Java applet plugin from OS X, continuing push for plugin-free web
Further pushing toward the idea of a plugin-free internet, Apple has issued an update to Java for OS X that removes the Java applet plugin. Attempting to use a Java applet through any OS X web browser...
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Apple confirms: iMessage and FaceTime back online
After a particularly long outage today, Apple says it has restored access to both iMessage and FaceTime. 9to5Mac readers first started alerting us today around 3:30PM ET. The outage lasted around four...
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Join 9to5Mac and MacTech at CES 2013 Jan. 7 to Jan. 10 in Las Vegas
9to5Mac will be at CES from Jan. 7 to Jan. 10 this year, and we’re hoping a lot of you will be there too. This year, there’s a great deal about Apple products and technologies at CES and the first time...
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Enterprise Mac Storage vendor Active is closing up shop?
. According to a post over at Xsanity, Enterprise Mac Storage vendor Active is closing up shop. The details: Founder and former Apple Xserve and Xserve RAID head Alex Grossman departed Active one month...
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Staples advertises Apple TV for $49, is the office retail giant going to sell...
. Here’s an interesting find sent by a tipster. Staples, the biggest office retailer in the United States, has a page showing an Apple TV with a list price of $49.99. While that price is very low, we...
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AOL Corporate disables meeting management via iPhones due to Apple iOS 6.1 bug
AOL has informed its corporate employees that it has temporarily disabled the ability to manage meetings via mobile devices due to a bug with Apple’s iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch iOS 6.1 operating...
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Microsoft raises prices on Microsoft Office for Mac, no one notices
. According to Computerworld, Microsoft raised its pricing on Office for Mac 2011 during its Office 365 event last month by as much as 17 percent and stopped selling multi-license packages of the...
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Square announces POS ‘Business in a Box’ hardware package for iPad starting...
Mobile digital payment company Square announced today on its blog that it will begin selling a “Business in a Box” solution that will act as a full point-of-sale system for iPad-toting business...
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Review: LiveSurface Context adds photorealistic previewing to Adobe Illustrator
Designers typically present and visualize their ideas by photographing and Photoshopping or by printing and constructing mock-ups using paper and glue. Both of these are often time-consuming and take...
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iPhone, iPad leads in business, profitability, Android leads in smartphone...
via techin5.com Henry McCracken over at Time has done us all a favor by collecting various data sets that illustrate the state of iOS versus Android. The data ranges from device marketshare to revenue...
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Apple expands Mac accessory line to over 4,700 US Radio Shacks
Radio Shack, a US retailler with over 4,700 US locations, has expanded its lineup of Apple products online and in stores. While Radio Shack has long carried iOS devices and accessories including...
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Parallels 8 virtualization software announced, available September 4, free...
Parallels just announced the availability of its next generation of virtualization software for the Mac. Although details are scant at this point, it is safe to assume it is optimized for Mountain...
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Poll: Which Mac software do you use for virtualization (Parallels, VMware...
Both Parallels and VMware announced new versions of their software over the last 12 hours. Which software do you use to run Windows applications, if any? Do you Virtualize Linux or other builds of...
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MacTech Conference 2012 announces Matt Drance keynote and ‘Interplanetary...
For those of us Apple Developers and “IT Pros”, the biggest non-Apple event of the year is the MacTech Conference in sunny LA from October 17-19 this year. They’ve announced that Matt Drance will be...
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Parallels 8 is a clear winner vs. VMware Fusion 5 in Ars shootout
. Ars put Parallels 8 against VMware Fusion this week and found there is not much of a contest between the two virtualization powerhouses. Parallels 8 out-gunned VMware across the board (as previous...
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