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Apple presents the Snow Leopard Server Tour 2009

by Steven Sande (Oct 19th, 2009)

OK, so it's really just the Snow Leopard Server Multi-City Seminar and not a huge rock band on a world tour, but if you're more interested in servers than following your favorite group, this announcement should get you excited. Apple's setting up a series of 7 seminars across the country ...

Apple posts seminar for Integrating Active Directory

by Cory Bohon (Jun 6th, 2008)

Recently, Apple posted a new online seminar (linked from enterprise Apple Store pages) entitled "Best Practices for Integrating Mac OS X into Active Directory." This seminar will show registered participants how to deploy machines running OS X into existing Active Directory setups. Apple lists ...

Apple offers two free online Aperture seminars

by David Chartier (Jul 20th, 2006)

Apple has announced two free online QuickTime seminars covering Aperture, their app for professional photographers. "Aperture: Streamline Your Workflow After the Shoot" is an introduction to the app from Product Marketing Manager Joe Schorr and Technical Marketing Manager Joseph Linaschke of Apple, ...

Apple and Sony launch 12 city XDCAM tour

by Scott McNulty (Jun 28th, 2006)

Sony is releasing some free software that will allow Final Cut Pro to support native XDCAM HD editing (which sounds impressive, though I am not video guru). Apple and Sony are hosting a series of seminars to spread the word about this, so RSVP (if you're city is on the list that is). ...

Apple posts 'Mac at Work' site

by David Chartier (Jun 3rd, 2006)

So much for those "Apple isn't interested in the science/business/pro sector" theories. Behold, Mac at Work, a new promotional site from Apple with information, case studies, online seminars and real world event listings for just about every interest and sector besides consumers. Just look at the ...

Will Australia get the first look at Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard?

by David Chartier (May 30th, 2006)

Tim Gaden (of Hawk Wings fame) has written an interesting article for his 'day job' column at APC Magazine about the possibility of our friends down under getting a first peek at Apple's forthcoming update to Mac OS X, 10.5 Leopard. Apparently, Apple has sent emails stating that they will be ...

WWDC Student Scholarship Program now open

by David Chartier (Apr 4th, 2006)

TUAW reader Nolan B noticed that ADC (Apple Developer Connection) student members can now apply for a scholarship to WWDC 2006, Apple's annual World Wide Developer Conference, being held August 7-11 this year in San Francisco. Scholarship winners receive a free ticket which includes total access to ...

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