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Apple may turn to carbon fiber for lighter MacBook Air - Apple enthusiastically claimed ownership to the world’s thinnest notebook earlier this year with the introduction of the MacBook Air, but is rumored to be unsatisfied with the …

AppleInsider claims that Apple has been looking into replacing aluminum parts with carbon fiber parts in an effort to make the MacBook Air even lighter than it presently is.

Apple enthusiastically claimed ownership to the world’s thin…

It’s certainly true that DigiTimes has a spotty at best record vis-a-vis Apple production goals and products. But with the economy swirling ’round the bowl as heads decidedly South, one wonders how much good news the company will be …

Parallels have released Desktop 4 for the Apple Mac, and the first thing that you will notice is the major speed improvement. This fourth generation virtualization software features a new user interface along with a number of other …

iPhoneHellas.gr claims that the iPhone 2.2 firmware will become available on November 21st based on what they describe as a “reliable” source. Meanwhile, Gizmodo also describes the iPhoneHellas site as “reliable” but we at MacRumors have had very li…

Parallels has announced the immediate availability of Parallels 4.0. Parallels allows Intel-Mac users to run Windows alongside Mac OS X.

The latest update to their Windows-virtualization software for Intel Macs promises new perform…

A common gripe with iPhoto is that it cannot create directory structures for events, albums, etc. during export. However, if you export the photos with meaningful filenames, you can easily post-process them and create the intended directory structure. This can be done by selecting all your events and doing a Batch Change to set the Title to Event Name. Then export your photos using the Title as the File Name. Copy the following code into a pure text editor, save it somewhere on your computer, and make it executable (chmod a+x filename in Terminal).

#	First, in iPhoto select all events and do Photos > Batch Change#	Set Title to Event Name#	With all events highlighted, export events a folder somewhere, for filename use title#	Photos will be exported with filename of "event - number.jpg" (ex: A...