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An alternative track pad for the Mac from Logitech

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31 Jan
2013
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Logitech Rechargeable Trackpad for Mac

Mac users who like an alternative to Apple’s Magic Trackpad now have another option in Logitech’s Rechargeable TrackPad for Mac. It is going on sale in Singapore for S$98 in mid-February.

 
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Parallels Desktop 7: a speedier update to the Windows-for-Mac application

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12 Sep
2011
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Parallels Desktop will need no introduction to Mac users who use it to enjoy the best of both Windows and Mac worlds by running programs from the two different operating systems side by side on the same machine.

For them, and indeed many more Mac users, they’d be happy to hear that the latest, newly-minted version – Parallels Desktop 7 – now promises more than 90 new enhancements and features. Key among these is full integration with the latest Mac OSX Lion.

 
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Think the Mac is free from malware? Not anymore

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5 Jun
2011
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Mac users can no longer stake the age-old claim that Apple’s operating system is free from viruses and other forms of malware.

As Mac OS X grows in popularity, with Apple selling a record number of Macs during its most recent quarter, malware writers are expected to be on the prowl for Mac users who haven’t seen a real need for antivirus software.

Last month, Mac OS X security was put to the test when a piece of malware masquerading as security software made its rounds on the Internet using SEO (search engine optimisation) techniques that placed it at the top of search results.

 
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Notes from unConference 2009

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17 May
2009
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Unconference 2009

Techgoondu had the chance to be at unConference 2009 held yesterday at the Biopolis, thanks to the kind folks at e27 who had put together an excellent program that brought together some of the top forward-thinkers in the region. Here’s a recap of what I felt were the highlights of the event:

Panel discussion: Innovation in Asia and where is it heading?

 
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Hands on: Targus for Mac

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5 Apr
2009
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Bluetooth laser mouse

Targus has recently introduced a series of peripherals aimed at Mac users who tend to be a picky bunch when it comes to design. The Targus for Mac line includes the Bluetooth Laser Mouse (seen above), Wireless Mouse, USB Hub, Bluetooth Presenter, File Share Cable, Privacy Screen and Chill Mat. Techgoondu laid our hands on a few of these products which should go down well with owners of both new and old Macbooks and Macbook Pros.

Bluetooth Laser Mouse

At first glance, this Bluetooth enabled mouse is shaped somewhat like Apple’s Mighty Mouse which I have been using with my 2-year-old white Macbook. Ergonomically, it feels familiar and comfortable to hold and control mouse movements. The grey edges and base of the mouse is made of material that gives users with a good grip.

 
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Apple = no virus?

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24 Jul
2008
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You’ve probably seen those Apple ads that proclaim that there are no/few viruses for Macs.

Well, it doesn’t matter that virus writers don’t bother with Macs because they only take up less than 5 per cent of the world’s personal computer market.

But guess what, now that Apple’s iPhone is hyped up to be the best thing that happened, security holes are appearing. According to a report in Computerworld, there are vulnerabilities in the software that can lead to users being “phished”.

 
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