Mac News

Apple has today released its financial results for the first quarter, 2013, showing its mobile iOS division has rocketed in sales while Mac sales have fallen.

In this age of ever growing entrepreneurship, one of the most popular and lucrative businesses is that of mobile applications, a business that will most likely increase in wealth due to the newest releases by Apple.

Gamers who have the bad luck of owning a MAC are in for a treat with the ‘Annihilation & Escalation Content Pack’, the second DLC for ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops’.

Two years after its release for the PC and consoles; Aspyr Media plans to port 'Call of Duty: Black Ops' for the Mac in Fall 2012.

A rare and still functioning Apple 1 computer has been sold at the auctioneers Sothebys for $374,500. The amount raised at the auction was double the expected price.

An Apple blog claims to have seen the first images of the Apple HDTV, a TV set developed by the tech company that will reportedly include Siri voice controls and a built-in iSight camera.

A Russian anti-virus service has reported that over half a million Apple computers have been infected with the Flashback Trojan. The virus infection allows the computers to be available for potential hijacking and to be used as a "botnet".

Last summer Apple users were slapped with the notion of a real infection that was rapidly spreading through Mac operating systems.

Apple has uploaded a preview of ‘Mountain Lion’, which is the latest update to the Mac operating system (OS). The new software is set to be availbale ahead of Microsoft's Windows 8 launch.

A recently leaked Sprint memo has caused the iPhone 5 rumor mill to speculate that the coveted smartphone will be released on the Sprint network.