by Jeff Yablon | May 20, 2011 | Business Process, Customer Service
Apple Macintosh Computers Get Viruses. Apple doesn’t like to admit that. In fact, Apple has a long history of claiming that you won’t get a computer virus if you use a Macintosh, while the real truth has always been Macs get fewer viruses only because...
by Jeff Yablon | Oct 14, 2009 | Business Process
An amazing idea: the worst threat to security in your computer may not be a virus, or a piece of stray mal-ware. It’s your operating system. Or so says Brian Krebs, blogging for The Washington Post. And he’s probably right. The issue, says Krebs, is that...
by Jeff Yablon | Aug 27, 2009 | Business Process
Let the nasty notes fly . . . So this week Apple releases Snow Leopard. It’s the latest and greatest version of the Macintosh OS, otherwise known as OS X Version 10.6. And I have to tip my hat to them; it’s a great release for many reasons, and at just $30...
by Jeff Yablon | Sep 10, 2007 | Business Process
Yes, it’s true. After many years of claiming that their products are impervious to viruses, Apple has egg all over its face. Or rather, is the egg all over its face. I’ve resisted commenting on the iPhone price drop debacle. Let’s get this out of the...
