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Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook are being sued by one of the original website designers for the business.
Long time Macintosh developer, Dan Wood, released a new set of training videos this week for his Web site building tool, Sandvox.
One of my favorite Mac developers, Daniel Jalkut, on Tuesday released MarsEdit 3.0, adding a number of new features for the blogging tool.
Hacker gets 20 years for stealing credit card numbers
I guess this shows just how much we value our money. Maybe it shows how much we want to public to believe everything online is safe and that we should continue buying. Regardless, a man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for stealing millions of credit cards from T.J.Maxx, BJ’s Wholesale Club, and Barnes [...]
The tech sites Steve Jobs reads on his iPad
If you ever wondered what Web sites Apple CEO Steve Jobs reads on a regular basis, the answer is here. According to a source, Jobs like to read Engadget, Gizmodo, the New York Times tech section, and the Wall Street Journal. I’m sure The Loop and my articles on CNET were bookmarked too, right Steve? [...]
Google warns Webmasters of hacked Web sites
Large companies have people to watch over their Web sites to make sure things are running smoothly. Unfortunately, smaller businesses and individuals aren’t so lucky. However, Google delivered some good news today — it will automatically alert users of its Webmaster Tools if their site has been hacked. A great new feature from Google. Is [...]
It’s been a tough year for all of us. I think most are ready to welcome 2010 with the hope of a better year, but there is still something we can do to help others now. And you can do it through an organization called Charity Checks.
I love Walt Mosspuppet. I follow him on Twitter (@mosspuppet) and watch all of his videos to get a good laugh.
Do you visit Facebook? Many of us do visit the popular social networking site on a daily basis, contributing to a new high in Internet traffic.
Mac software update site, MacUpdate, is in full swing with its third annual holiday bundle, giving users a chance to save some money when buying applications.
Open source Web browser, Camino, was updated on Wednesday, adding a vast amount of new features, according to MacUpdate.
Google on Monday announced its latest acquisition — the purchase of mobile advertising company, AdMob, for $750 million in stock.
The day a lot of users have been waiting for has arrived. Google Chrome is available for the Mac.
We told you about the initial public beta release, so we thought it would be a good idea to let you know about the final shipping release too.
Realmac Software on Friday sent a note to its customers confirming that the company was ready for Apple’s upcoming Mac OS X Snow Leopard release.
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