The day that us Mac users can say, “I’ve never gotten a virus on my mac” have come to an end.  There is a new fake Malware attacking OSX users now called MacDefender.  It is similar to other fake virus’s in that it gives you a warning that you have been infected, and then asks you to buy the fix to get rid of it.  Doing so, you give the hacker your Credit Card information and they have a shopping spree.  Read more...

Permalink: New Fake Malware named MacDefender attacking Mac Users

If you don’t know your US history, then you might not be aware that this Challenger mission was a failure to NASA, exploding in mid-air, killing everyone aboard. Supposedly, according to CultOfMac, Steve Jobs tried to buy his way onto the shuttle, replacing the school teacher Christa McAuliffe. This was reported to them via a Russian TV Crew. When asked where they got their information, they stated that is was information from Russia. Possibly a KGB leak? Possibly a way for Russia to vocally attack the US? Who knows?  Read more...

Permalink: RUMOR: Steve Jobs wanted to be an Astronaut on the Challenger Mission!

A handy little app, previously available only for Mac OS, has now been ported to Windows platform too. Its called ipswDownloader and as the name clearly implies, it lets you grab the iOS firmware files (.ipsw) for your iPhone, iPod or iPad directly from Apple with just a single click. No need to google around for your required iOS / firmware / version. Simply select your device name, choose the required firmware version and hit download!  Read more...

Permalink: Download ipswDownloader For Windows / Mac & Grab Your iOS Firmware (IPSW) In A Click!

Jailbreakers everywhere rejoice!  If you have an iPad and have always wanted those apps on your phone, today is your day.  Also, get that iPhone 4 unlocked, with our how-to guide posted with the new Ultrasnow update.  The Ultrasnow version 1.2.2 supports the carrier unlock for iOS 4.3.2 on iPhone 4, allowing you the freedom to use any GSM carrier.  Read more...

Permalink: iOS 4.3.2 Carrier Unlock Available, Run iPad apps on iPhone

A very interesting depiction of how users of Mac and PC differ not only in their chosen computing platforms but also their tastes in food, fashion and media has been put into the shape of an infographic which is given below. Check it out for complete insights and data obtained from a pretty big number of PC / Mac users. Like any comparison / infographic, there are exceptions to every trend. We’d love to here your comments if you think the analysis is not so accurate after all!  Read more...

Permalink: Interesting: Difference Between Mac & PC Users [INFOGRAPHIC]

One of the few things from Windows that I have missed since moving to my Mac was Microsoft’s One Note. Evernote attempted to fill the gap, and syncing notes with my mobile devices was a nice feature. But, it wasn’t the same. Growly Notes is the closest alternative to One Note on the Mac that I have found, and it’s free. If you loved using One Note you should definitely give this app a try.  Read more...

Permalink: Growly Notes is Like ‘One Note’ for Mac

We’ve covered how to jailbreak 4.3.2 tethered on Pwnagetool, which is a Mac-only application. Here’s how to jailbreak 4.3.2 tethered on Windows and Mac using the latest Redsn0w. While this tethered jailbreak is available, i0n1c has an untether for the Dev-team on the way.  Read more...

Permalink: Jailbreak iOS 4.3.2 Tethered On Windows And Mac Using Redsn0w [Guide]

Earlier today, Apple released an update to Safari that patched the pwn2own exploit. This same exploit had cut through Safari’s defenses in just 5 seconds. However, the exploit patch is not the only major update headed to Safari. Chrome, Firefox, and even Internet Explorer have offered the ability to disable geo-tracking for ads, and now Safari has decided to crash the party. A developer discovered the tool in the latest experimental Safari build for OS X Lion (Dev2). Personally, this is not an update that I will take advantage of, as I much prefer Chrome and Firefox. Do you look forward to the update? Leave a comment with your thoughts below.  Read more...

Permalink: Safari Gets ‘Do-Not-Track’ Feature – About Time!

Just after today’s iOS 4.3.2 update for iPhone 4 GSM, iPod touch 3G/4G and iPad 1/2 and iOS 4.2.7 for the Verizon CDMA iPhone 4, Apple has rolled out another update for Mac OS X. Its a security update 2011-2012 which should fix the “embarassing 5 second Safari pwnage” demonstrated in pwn2own contest held earlier this year. With it an Safari 5.0.5 is also available for download. It is highly recommended to grab these on you Mac OS via software update option.  Read more...

Permalink: Apple Pushes Security Update 2011-002 & Safari 5.0.5, Recommended Download!

The newest Final Cut Pro release, version ‘X’, was unveiled tonight at Supermeet at NAB in Las Vegas. Rebuilt from the ground up, the new Final Cut Pro will have 64-bit support and will become available in June for only $299. The drastic price drop will be a major selling point against competitors such as Adobe’s Premiere Pro (CS5), which is priced between ~$500 and ~$700 for the Mac version, depending on the source. Final Cut Pro 7 currently retails for $999.99 on Apple’s website.  Read more...

Permalink: Final Cut Pro X Available in June: 64-Bit and Only $299!