Some Safeway customers in California and Colorado who used debit/credit cards have had their card numbers and PINs slurped up by criminals who then took the cards out for spending sprees. (more…)
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Someone snuck skimmers into Safeway stores
It’s taken 6, 000 pissed-off customers, a Change.org petition , and an entire website named Staingate , but Apple has finally agreed that yes, a coating peeling off Retina Macbook displays is not good. Read more…
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Apple Admits That Delaminating Screens Might Actually Be a Problem
Apple’s computers come with all kinds of warranty options. From basic tech support to AppleCare, it’s easy to lose track of when your warranty expires. Thankfully, The Sweet Setup reminds us that it’s actually really easy to track your warranty info right on Apple’s site. Read more…
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How to Find Out If Your Apple Device is Still Covered by a Warranty
The Macbook Air is a far cry from a gaming computer, but that didn’t stop Tech Inferno forum member kloper from hacking together a system to play high end games on a nice graphics card on an Macbook Air. Read more…
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Hack a High End Graphics Card Into a Macbook Air
Mac: When Mountain Lion was released last summer it dropped support for older generation Macs from 2006-2008. There were workaround to get it to work, but they were far from user-friendly. MLPostFactor is a utility that makes the process of getting Mountain Lion installed on an older Mac a bit simpler. More »
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MLPostFactor Installs Mountain Lion on Older Macs