Internet security company Intego today announced it has discovered a spyware application capable of infecting Mac OS X. The spyware, known as “OSX/OpinionSpy”, is installed on computers during the installation process of applications downloaded from download sites such as MacUpdate, VersionTracker, and Softpedia
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Internet security firms discovers Mac OS X spyware application.
Oh hey, the Kindle app for OS X is out. It’s free, but you have to buy the books, of course.
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Amazon Kindle App for Mac OS X [Kindle]
A new boot loader developed by Miami-based hardware/software corporation Psystar, enables people to install Mac OS X on any Intel-based personal computer.
At a cost of $90, an individual can download a 7.6MB file, called Rebel EFI, to create a bootable CD. After starting the computer on this disk, insert Snow Leopard when prompted.
Charlie Sorrel is skeptical of the product, citing several warnings and error message contingencies provided by Psystar.
Many problems, plenty of which are anticipated by the company itself, are associated with installing the Mac operating system on other machines.
As an introductory promotion, the price of this software is now temporarily $50.
