Sunday, October 18, 2009
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Hot!!
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Sunday, October 11, 2009
something screwed up my mind
Megan Horrocks
I love my Mac
Apple challenges Australian chain's logo trademark
Apple challenges Australian chain's logo trademark..wtf?Its Woolworths,my mums' favourite groceries store.
First up: this isn’t your mom and pop Woolworth’s, the five and dime stores that originated in New York and Pennsylvania in the late 1800s. While the Australian chain is named after the American business, it’s not directly related. It is, however, the largest retailer in Australia and New Zealand, selling groceries, liquor, and, uh, operating hotels and gambling establishments. That’s…erm, varied.
(WOOLWORTHS VS. APPLE)
Woolworths recently re-did its logo as a stylized “W” that, if you close your eyes and squint, sort of looks a bit apple-esque. Apple contends that the new design is too close to its iconic logo and has asked IP Australia, the government agency in charge of trademarks, to deny the retail chain’s application, which would have allowed Woolworths to put its brand on any product—including electronics. (The company already makes cell phones.)
While we’ll have to wait and see how this plays out, I maintain there’s another potential reason at play here—perhaps Apple is fighting the new Woolworths logo because the swooping “W” design is hideously ugly. If I were Apple, I wouldn’t want something like that in the same trademark database as my classic design.
Credit goes to Macworld.CHEERS!
VM fusion 3??
VMware Fusion 3 !!!
VMware has worked toward improved performance throughout the application, reducing memory usage where possible and adding small refinements. Dragging windows in Unity mode will be notably faster than before, and CPU usage is lower than it was previously. Users will be able to copy and paste not just text but graphics as well between Windows and OS X. Fusion 3 will support multiple cores in virtual machines, as opposed to the multiple CPUs supported in Fusion 2. Virtual machines will also launch more quickly than they did in Fusion 2.
On the front end, the new virtual machine library overview window loads faster, and shows real time views of your virtual machines—even if its windows are hidden or it’s running in Unity mode. A new simplified interface makes it easier for users to create new virtual machines and handle other routine tasks. Finally, application updates are built right into the program, so users won’t need to visit the web site to download updates.However!!!It costs heaps ,but i made my words that Im coming for u!!(hopefully will grab a copy of you frm Malaysia(cheaper))










