The secret to Mac’s success at 40? Outstanding user experience
As the Apple Macintosh turns 40, it turns out that designing for usability, efficiency, accessibility, elegance and delight pays off.
Berlin-based security researcher Patrick Stewin has detected a dangerous new type of computer virus that hides on computer graphics or netwo…
An overwhelming majority of manufacturing firms worldwide are looking to digitise their production processes, with 63.6% expecting to entire…
Apple has announced that it will stop selling its Mac Pro desktop computers in Europe on March 1, and cease taking new orders on February 18…
Author and former Apple chief evangelist and venture capitalist Guy Kawasaki has been announced as the guest judge for the Vodafone Foundati…
Mozilla has released a prototype version of its Firefox OS smartphone software for release, with “nightly builds” of the software to be rele…
The Australian PC hardware market recorded a 12% dip in unit shipments during the first quarter of 2012 to 1.35 million units, according to …
Apple founder Steve Jobs decided to not pay Apple Store staff commissions and chose to use the word “specialist” over “salesperson” in order…
Steve Jobs was known for his hands-on managerial style, the ability to both completely humiliate and inspire employees at the same time, and…
The senior executive responsible for the antenna on the iPhone and iPod touch, Mark Papermaster, has left the company just two years after h…
BlackBerry maker RIM launched its first ever desktop manager for Macintosh users over the weekend, enabling users to sync Macintosh applicat…
A new Macintosh compatible version of Google web browser Chrome will be available within months, the company said at the launch of its Chrom…
