Apple has released OS X 10.9 Mavericks – for free – so it’s that time again: John Siracusa’s excellent OS X review. According to Apple, Mavericks has a dual focus. Its first and most important goal is to extend battery life and improve responsiveness. Secondarily, Mavericks aims to add functionality that will appeal to “power users” (Apple’s words), a group that may be feeling neglected after endu
“This release adds support for bcache, which allows to use SSD devices to cache data from other block devices; a Btrfs format improvement that makes the tree dedicated to store extent information 30-35% smaller; support for XFS metadata checksums and self-describing metadata, timer free multitasking for applications running alone in a CPU, SysV IPC and rwlock scalability improvements, the TCP Tail
Home > Wireless > A device with a touchscreen and few buttons was obvious In light of the jury verdict in Apple vs. Samsung, the one-liners and jokes flew back and forth. One in particular, by Dan Frakes, has been copied and pasted all over the web, and it goes like this: “When the iPhone debuted, it was widely criticized for having no buttons/keys. Now people think the iPhone’s design is ‘obvious
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