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Apple Incorporated
This category is the place for Apple Inc., the makers of the Macintosh PC, iPod, and iPhone.
1,103 Questions
Is unix owned by apple computers?
No. Unix is a operating system that was developed by Bell Labs, now owned by Alcatel-Lucent - which spawned a whole family of Unix-like and Unix-based systems (e.g. the Linux kernel, BSD, and Solaris). Mac OS X is based on and has roots from proprietary modifications of BSD (a "flavor" of Unix-like operating systems) called Darwin.
What is the famous quote by Lord Acton?
His best known saying is: 'Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely'. It is often misquoted as 'All power corrupts ...' for the first clause. One of Lord Acton's most interesting, less well known sayings is: 'Great men are almost always bad men'.
Steve jobs is 5ft. 6in.
Wrong: Jobs is 5'10" or more. He is clearly taller than Bill Gates when they stand next to each other in this YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5Z7eal4uXI
He's 6ft 2in
Steve Jobs that's look 2 or more inches taller than Bill Gates, so he might be like 6' or more tall!
Quality costs be it a computer or any other consumer product. Want the very best then you will have to pay for it. Even a quality Windows PC is not cheap. The difference is that Windows does not make computers they just make operating systems which are installed in cheap computers made for the masses. Only Apple makes computers running Mac OSX and they are all quality made. There are no cheaply made Mac's.
How many children does Steve Jobs have?
Steve Jobs has four children.
Lisa Brennan-Jobs (born May 17, 1978)
Reed Paul (born September 1991)
Erin Siena (born August 1995)
Eve (born 1998)
What kind of car does Steve Jobs drive?
I don't think this is correct, but apparently he drives a Mercedes SL55 AMG with no plates on it.
How do you connect your old Sony TRV35E camcorder analog to my Apple computer?
To import analog video into your Mac you will need an analog to digital converter (See links below). Ensure that the converter's out connector will match your Mac's input (USB2 or FireWire) .
Many people work together on every model of a computer. There is no one person who designed the iBook.
What are some tips on how to cut back on expenses to be able to afford childcare?
I recommend you buy or borrow from the library "Smart Couples Finish Rich" by David Bach. I save all of my articles on money, here is one that I have cut and pasted below: 10 ways you mindlessly waste money 1. Stuff you can't live without Life in the 21st century is so hectic we've convinced ourselves that we absolutely must have all kinds of gadgets and services to "make life easier" -- for which we pay a mind-boggling number of access fees, download fees, activation fees, subscription fees and usage fees. Does call forwarding "make life easier?" Does your Internet-enabled, interplanetary, supersonic cell phone-pager-communicator? Or do they just "cost more money?" And who uses call forwarding anyway? I'd like a congressional inquiry into call forwarding. Meanwhile, add up all those things you've signed up for -- the ones that cost "just $9.95 a month!" -- and figure out which ones you really can live without. 2. The silent 'upgrade' I recently reserved a rental car over the phone and got the astonishing rate of $138 for a week. But when I got to the airport, the rental-car guy blithely handed me a bill for $184. I didn't want to make a fuss (especially since my driver's license had expired, and I didn't think they'd understand about that). So I threw a small, discreet fit and got 30 bucks taken off the bill. Lesson: Take the bait, but not the switch. . . . and speaking of switching . . . When did you move your $4,500 balance to that new low-interest credit card? And when does that low-interest rate zoom back up to 19%? Repeat after me: "I have balance-transfer amnesia." Read the fine print. Tattoo important dates on your arm. 3. Memberships you never use Harvard recently released a study that conclusively proved that signing up for a gym membership is an effective way to prevent exercise. Not only are you spared from ever again touching a treadmill, you're paying just $29 a month for the privilege. The same thing happened to me when I signed up to pay $3.50 a month for access to the Consumer Reports Web site. Why? Do I need minute-by-minute updates on Whirlpool appliances? 4. Double-dipping When my uncle decided to quit donating money to a certain charity, he sent them a letter saying so. A few weeks later, he got a letter back -- soliciting more money. The magazine industry has raised double-dipping to an art form. Have you ever noticed that two minutes after you subscribe to any publication they start begging you to renew? Most of the time, the renewal notices start before you've gotten your first issue! 5. The package 'deal' My friend Caroline took the package deal the phone company offered her because, for $49.95 a month, she got every possible telephone service known to mankind. What a deal. Until she realized that with taxes and FCC line charges she was paying almost $70 a month -- just for basic service. Plus, as she admitted, she didn't really need satellite three-way calling to Mongolia. She broke up the package and now pays only $33 a month. 6. Shopping delusions Oh, the price you pay when . . .
Is there an apple store in Brisbane?
The nearest Apple Store is at Chermside (See links below) but there are several Apple Authorised Reseller in Brisbane (See links below).
What is the difference between an apple computer and a PC?
They're pretty similar except the operating systems are in a bit different format. Although they're very similar as Bill Gates did make Windows after the "Icon Desktop" idea from Mac. The only visible differences are the different Internet Browsers, and Windows has Microsoft Office.
Although a Mac is a PC, it just stands for Personal Computer. A Mac is a personal computer.
How did Apple Records get there name?
from yoko ono s artwork called apple?(that maybe john lennon took a bite from?)
Why are Mac computer's so confusing?
If you don't understand it then go to apple and click on about this Mac.
If you have a Mac version of Word then make sure the computer specs meet the software requirments. Then go into Disk Utility and "Repair Permissions" and see if that helps. If not then go to the Microsoft Word for Mac, support site and look in their forums for any similar problems.
Steve Jobs's father was an Arab immigrant and came to America in the 50's. His mother was a white speech therapist. Therefore, he is half-Arab, half-Caucasian.
How much does Steve Jobs make per year month week day hour minute and second?
$400 a second, not sure about the others.
Do Today's Apple Mac computers run with the same internal hardware as Windows based PC?
This question has two different answers:
YES, the processor, memory, hard drive, and displays are all standard components, and are provided by a variety of computer component manufacturers (except for the processors, which are all supplied by Intel).
Yet - while many components are standard - NO, the core hardware components, like logic boards (motherboards), video cards, and other specialty components (some display connectors and displays, for example) are proprietary Apple designs.
