People everywhere truly can not stand poor Microsoft.  There, not only is a lot of research to back this up, but equally as much research to prove to many people why they should, as well, "Hate" Microsoft. 

Mac's new OS Leopard due out the middle to end of October is going to "Rock your world" analysts at Pigafrey Gean and Schmidt claim.  With features like sms texting out of iChat, and the new Spaces app, this update to the weathered Tiger, will leave it soon to be known as, Tigger. 
 

So, finally you can buy an iPhone, but can you use it? The iPhone is revolutionary in so many ways with visual voicemail, full internet usage and touch screen technologies to say the least. What's not impressive is AT&T's ill-prepared activation protocol. Although the customer service is friendly and happy to take your call, AT&T has had several years to prepare for this weekend.

Witness the horrifying reality of broke tech-no-junkies and there unstoppable devouring of anything that plugs. This poor Fox News reporter thought she was safe with her high tech wireless device, but one sleep deprived, heroin addict, apple teen brought reality to her like a warm golf ball to the forehead; lets watch...

iPhone that is... I hope you are in line buying one right now and not reading this. Here is a source for all of your iPhone needs.
 
Check out these links:
 
Apple's dedicated iPhone page
Macworld's dedicated iPhone page

Donning a white baseball hat and warmup suit -- complete with an iPod strapped to his arm -- a casual Philadelphia Mayor John Street patiently sat on a lawn chair on a South Philadelphia sidewalk, hoping to get his hands on the new Apple iPhone Friday morning.

Street said he was No. 3 in a line of about six people, but said he was sure things would pick up later in the day.

Apple on Tuesday updated its MacBook Pro line of notebooks with the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors, memory up to 4GB, LED backlit displays, and high-speed graphics in a lightweight, aluminum enclosure that is just one-inch thin.
 

Two of the most influential computer company heads have finally sat down to discuss each other's work, with results that might surprise avid fans of either camp. Not really though... We all know how politics work, you really think Jobs loves Gates, Gates loves Jobs?

At Apple's annual shareholders meeting on Thursday, chief executive Steve Jobs ran into some fresh sources of criticism and also commented on some new products and strategies, such as third-party iPhone application development and the future of the company's .Mac online services.

Well I know we were all so excited about the 8-core Mac Pro being released. We all thought it would usher in a new era of computing power and power verses cost jump. Although it was released, and is sure to be super fast, no one is buying it. Why?