Personal Computing

Consumers have been used to measuring CPU/processor speed in clock speed: megahertz and gigahertz. The…

It was talk of the town a couple of months back when Apple made the announcement at the Worldwide Developer Conference that it would shift from the PowerPC architecture to Intel-based processors. Apple admitted that it had been secretly developing an Intel port of its acclaimed OS X after all (yes, since time immemorial). The company will sell Intel-based Macs by third quarter of 2006 starting with the entry-level machines (the Mac Minis) and eventually working up to the more powerful ones.

So what’s in it for us?

Project David has had a controversial history with its fantastic claim of running Windows software…

I really like the minimalist approach of google’s services…. They are merely simple in nature…

Have you gotten tired of how Notepad looks like? I have. Sometime last year, I…

I’m assuming that any Pinoy DVD junkie would have encountered a newly bought/rented DVD not…

I needed a MacOS-based machine at work. And being the penny-pincher I am, I tried to avoid having to buy another Mac. Buying a Mac Mini was an option, retailing only for about PhP 40,000. But PhP 40k is PhP 40k, and a cheaper alternative would be definitely welcome.

But with VNC, I practically get MacOS on any PC in the network. Read on.

Lomography has used and abused the fisheye concept as if it was the most mindblowing…

FlyakiteOSX in action on my desktop Click image to view full size When Windows 98…

Any new CPU you buy today – the processor, not the system unit as in…

Budget laptops have taken local stores and buyers by storm. First came the generic, whitebox…