Browse tag: Windows PC

Browse tag: Windows PC

Psystar selling software to run Snow Leopard on generic hardware
Psystar has released a product called Rebel EFI, which lets users install Snow Leopard on generic PC hardware.
Psystar licenses OS X virtualization technology
Clone-maker Psystar is still stuck in a legal dispute with Apple over running OS X on generic PC hardware, but that hasn't stopped the company from trying new business approaches.
The Macalope Weekly: Lies, damned lies, and statistics
This week the Macalope considers the many types of lies, including, but not limited to, lies, damned lies, lies of omission, statistics, and, of course, advertising.
New Get a Mac spots take aim at Microsoft ads
Apple's posted two new Get a Mac ads, Top of the Line and Surprise. Both feature prospective computer buyers, and one features another (likely) familiar face.
The Macalope Weekly: Magnificent desolation
Analogies run completely amok as the Macalope takes on Microsoft retail stores, how Windows 7 Can't Lose, and the world's most greatest ultimate Apple lawsuit of all time ever.
How to secure your home network
A reader writes Macworld, asking about the best way to set up a home network so both Macs and Windows PCs can securely connect to it, without letting any intruders in. Glenn Fleishman explains how.
Apple rolls out another clever banner ad
Apple has released another banner ad in which PC explains how PCs are as easy as 1-23.
Opinion: Which is better for your business, a Mac or a PC?
Michael Schneider is a recent convert to the Mac fold who offers some advice for those considering following in his foosteps.
Comparing Mac, Windows laptops at $2,000
PC World's James Martin takes a look at Mac and PC laptops costing $2,000 and compares their virtues.
Comparing Mac, Windows laptops at $1,000
PC World's James Martin takes a look at Mac and PC laptops costing $1,000 and compares and contrasts.
Microsoft airs second laptop ad, same as the first
Microsoft's second "Laptop Hunters" ad follows the pattern of the first one, right down to the backhanded Mac jab.
What you need to know about the Conficker worm
The Conficker worm is supposed to take active steps on Wednesday to protect itself against detection and removal. But if you use Mac OS X you have nothing to worry about -- unless you also use Boot Camp and/or Windows inside a virtual machine.
Microsoft plans stores, hires Dreamworks exec
Microsoft plans to open its own retail stores to "transform the PC and Microsoft buying experience."
How-To: Build a Hackintosh on the cheap
While potentially sweet (and legally dubious), as always, caveat builder.
Migrate data from PC to Mac
Your parents have finally relented and will get a Mac to replace their aged PC. It's your job to move their data. How? Try these techniques.
Remapping PC keyboards
Acquired a Windows keyboard but find some important keys reversed? Try DoubleCommand.
Print to Mac-connected printers from Windows
Learn how to easily print to a Mac-connected printer from real or virtual Windows machines.