Monthly Archives: December 2010

Did you get a new Mac for Christmas?

OK, which Mac did ya get for Christmas? Laptop? Desktop? Maybe both? We can dream, can’t we on getting both. Which ever one you got, you have some things to do before you start using it. Things to plan for … Continue reading

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15+ Mac Accounting, Finance, and Money applications

While you start your business with a product or server, startup entrepreneurs need to track their business with accounting software, here’s a list of what I have found, from the simplest to the more detailed, from free to hundreds of … Continue reading

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My last Junior Achievement class for this school year

I had my last Junior Achievement class last Thursday at the school I was volunteering my time. It’s an alternative school so things were a little different than a normal Sept – June school classes. A normal nine month school … Continue reading

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Apple abandons their Xserve, what’s up with that?

Apple has recently announced that they’re discontinuing their XServe hardware for businesses on Jan 31st, 2011 and letting them move to either a Mac Pro or a Mac Mini running Snow Leopard Server. Some people in the tech industry just … Continue reading

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Who’s the Boss?

Entrepreneurs and startups that have Macs begin where everyone else does. But here’s an interesting thought: The world’s worst boss by Seth Godin. So, who is your boss?

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Apple’s higher quality means less business expense

Here’s a great article of surveying 79,000 techies about their view of Macs. Apple smokes the competition. What does that mean for businesses? No phone calls and on hold wait times for tech support. Read the article here. A quote: … Continue reading

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