CyberSurge

First I want to say that this is the 1,000th post on CyberSurge. I’ve been blogging on this blog for one year 2 months and 15 days and I’m still having just as much fun as I was having on day one. Thanks to everyone who has been here since day one. Psystar, you know, […]

Psystar, a company from Miami, Florida, is selling “Open Mac,” a Mac clone with Leopard pre-installed for $554. The computer has a 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 250GB hard drive, 2GB of RAM, Intel GMA 950 graphics, DVD+/-RW optical drive, and 4 USB ports. The Mac clone looks like it would be a pretty good […]

I never liked the Geek Squad at all, I would much rather fix my own computers, but of course I know how to fix a computer. For one women who doesn’t know she got a little suprise. She caught the Geek Squader recording her in the shower with his cell phone. Ok, just check out […]

Apple and Cisco have finally settled the dispute over the iPhone name. The result will mean that both companies will be able to use the name and acknokledge that both have the right to use it ending any later disputes that could come about. “Cisco and Apple will explore opportunities for interoperability in the areas […]

Apple Corp. announced today a new agreement that Apple Inc and Apple Corp have come to. A lot of people including me haven’t really realized that Apple inc has now changed their name from Apple Computers inc to just Apple inc. That would most likely anger Apple Corp now wouldn’t it? The terms of the […]

Google has lost a long battle with a German business man over the name Gmail. The Google name Gmail was to close to the name G-mail for courts in Europe. “G-mail is an outfit that provides a “gmail.de” email address, but also allows a “hybrid mail” system in which documents can be sent electronically, printed […]