As we get closer to the reported June 9 announcement of the new 3G-capable second generation iPhone, more unconfirmed (for now, that is) details about the new Apple gadget's hardware specs have come to light. Hit the full article for the full story.

If you have some issues with your iMac, then listen up because rumor has it that a new and improved batch may be headed our way by as early as next week. You might want to hold out until next week because if the rumors are true, then Apple will be revealing their new line-up of iMacs by then.

A new patent application by Apple has just shed some light into what may be the company's next big project: a new head-mounted laser display system that gets rid of the bulk associated with most displays of the type. More in the full article.

Apple mentioned that backing up using OS X Leopard's Time Machine does not support hard drives connected to the AirPort. However, let it be known that the recent firmware permits backing up AirPort USB drives using the Time Capsule, but it may be taken out in the near future. More on this in the full article.

Apple definitely isn't letting up on the massive Mac OS X updates, and it's in this latest news post direct from its website that we find yet another goodie heading our way. It's the Xsan 2, a newly-unveiled update for the Mac OS X's Storage Area Network (SAN) file system. Check out the new features it offers to both administrators and users in the full article.

While it's good news that Intel and Micron introduced the fastest NAND flash memory chip to date, there's more good news on the horizon. A substantial decline in the price of NAND flash memory has gadget companies in a race to bring forward tech with larger storage capacities and lower pricetags. Details in the full article.

Thin is in, but can it stand up to the heavyweights? Gizmodo ran some real world benchmarks on the MacBook Air, pitting it against the MacBook and the MacBook Pro. They ran speed tests to see how much the MacBooks differ in speed. And the winnnaaaaah iiiiiiis ... in the full article.

The US$ 1,500 Tesla computing powerhouse might not be a PC-only affair after all - not with the news we've just heard. It looks like NVIDIA is gearing up to compete in the Apple segment of the personal computing market, and their latest offering includes the next-generation of GPUs: the general purpose graphics processing units or GPGPUs for short. More on that at the full story.

It has been confirmed that the next batch of 15- and 17-inch MacBook Pros will be shipping with a multi-touch trackpad. With this input device, users can now pinch, swipe, rotate to zoom in on text, advance through a photo album, or adjust an image all with a couple of swipes on the pad.

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If you're one of the unfortunate ones who bought an AirPort Extreme router think that it's compatible with Apple's backup software Time Machine, then you aren't alone in your suffering. Many others have voiced their complaints about the company's rather belated announcement regarding the hardware's compatibility issues with Time Machine.

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