Parallels aims to virtualize Leopard Server and help sell Xserves Parallels, maker of the popular Parallels Workstation software that enables Intel Mac users to run Windows or Linux within a virtualized environment, introduced its new Parallels Server. The new product, intended to enter beta in the next couple months, is designed to virtualize and manage multiple server operating systems on any Intel-compatible hardware. Daniel Eran Dilger 18 years ago 10
Rumor: iPhone for corporate accounts coming soon Wireless carrier AT&T will soon allow Apple iPhones to be registered under corporate and business accounts, according to claims made by one technology blog site. AppleInsider Staff 18 years ago 19
Google on iPhone update; EA's Spore for Mac; iPlayer for Apple TV Google is warning iPhone users about the effects of Apple's v1.1.3 firmware update on Gmail. Meanwhile, EA has announced plans to bring its "Spore" title to the Mac later this year. And BBC is strongly considering offering its iPlayer web video service through the revamped version of Apple TV. AppleInsider Staff 18 years ago 29
Study: Leopard satisfaction driving "explosive" Mac sales High levels of customer satisfaction with Apple's new Leopard operating system are spurring "explosive sales" of the company's Mac computer line, a new consumer spending survey has revealed. Katie Marsal 18 years ago 62
IBM's Lotus software coming to Apple's iPhone, iPod touch, Macs Microsoft rivals Apple Inc. and IBM Corp. will soon announce a partnership that will deliver a handful of IBM's Lotus software packages for Apple's handheld and Mac products, the Associated Press is reporting. Slash Lane 18 years ago 28
Report: Quanta lands MacBook Air contract Taiwanese notebook manufacturer Quanta Computer has been awarded the contract to build Apple's new super-slim MacBook Air, a deal which will push the Mac maker's share of Quanta's yearly output beyond 20 percent, according to a published report. AppleInsider Staff 18 years ago 7
First Look: Apple's new MacBook Air (with photos and video) After hoisting teaser Macworld Expo banners of "something in the air," it seemed likely that the slogan would be an allusion to wireless networking. Instead, Steve Jobs exhaled the MacBook Air, a new ultra light laptop widely rumored in advance to be the star of the show. Daniel Eran Dilger 18 years ago 186
Photo gallery: Apple's booth at Macworld Expo 2008 Apple's booth at this week's Macworld Expo, undoubtedly the most heavily trafficked, is essentially broken organized into five distinct sections — Apple Booth, Apple TV, iPod touch, iPhone, and Time Capsule. AppleInsider Staff 18 years ago 10
Third parties at Macworld: Garmin, Kensington, LaCie (photos) A number of third-party vendors stand out from the pack at Macworld San Francisco and are bringing new technologies with them, including USB display adapters and 1.3-inch hard drives. Aidan Malley 18 years ago 7
