Wow, and here I thought that the Mac Mini might not get caught into this craze for funky colour, since it’s already very sexy with its unibody aluminium build. But no, it’s still inescapable from the maniac paint scientists of Colorware. $250 for the paint job of your silly choice, or add another $1,000 if you let them procure the hardware as well. But seriously, who actually bought these funky colourful devices from Colorware that made them continue this madness? But I do believe that the Mac Mini getting colorized is a good thing. Now you can really customize its colour to suit your living room and furniture.

[via Colorware]

A man named Jeff Williams, who came from IBM to Apple more than a decade ago, was promoted this month to join Apple’s executive team as chief operation officer Tim Cook’s right hand man.
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It is understandable that BootCamp is a great application to be in the Macintosh. The BootCamp made the Mac great to own. But it is hard for me to imagine why someone would one to have a Mac OS X on their Windows system. Yes, it might be cool to findle around the Macintosh if you’re a newbie, but then this does not seemed to be a ‘MUST’ for commoners. But still, it is great to have people going the odd way and try out some things that hardly anyone would usually thought of.

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It has been known widely that Mac machines failed miserably when it comes to gaming. Its more prove when Steam launches “Steam for Mac”, with titles like Portal failing miserably along frame rates of under 40, whereas the same machine running Portal on Windows 7 using boot camp faired better with decent frame rates of above 60.

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When Apple released the new face of Mac Mini, I was wondering what it’ll look like inside. The heart of the mini would be quite fascinating for being so small and yet packing quite lot of stuff in there. Must be a jungle! But while I’m daydreaming of such crazy things, some really crazy peeps actually go and do the do. I mean like, wtf? The geeks over at ifixit.com actually dissect the new Mac Mini! Head over there and have a look for youself!

[via ifixit.com]

Poof, and all of a sudden, the snow leopard got some medical treatment, and get’s healthier. If you haven’t set your Mac OS to auto update, then you might miss the screenshot above. Go to the Software Update menu at Apple menu, and you’ll see this pooping up. Typical update that fixes a lot of bugs and improves some tiny performances, and it includes the memory hogging Safari 5, if you haven’t hopped over the wagon yet.
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Strangely this did not come out from WWDC, but anyway it is still a great update from the already-dated mini. It seemed that Apple did not forget the desktop crowd despite the fuss going on over the handheld market. Thanks for the love, Apple.
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Apple has put up a HTML5 version of their site, show casting some of the cool features of HTML5. This shows that Apple is very serious about not supporting Flash, as it insist that “open standards are the future of the web, not add-ons”.

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All white electronics are the same. They will turn yellow when they are getting older. That’s the two year old mac mini from my office compare with the recently bought one. More pictures after the break. Read more…

These two guys is making a snowboard using two Apple PowerBooks. This DIY project costs more than the actual snowboard. It could be some spoilt MacBooks. Video after the break. Read more…