The Mac Feed

Spent the weekend getting ready for the Super Bowl – while then you probably won’t be reading this sober. Anyways, not a whole lot of news as far as the Mac world goes, but…

Some big news at TheMacFeed. First, the addition of our news category, where you can quickly sort through all of our news articles, just follow this link. Second, the launch of TweetBoard, which is that little thing that says “tweets” to the left of where you are looking now. Feel free and try tweeting from it, you know you want to. We also launched a Twitter account for TheAudioFeed, which you can find at twitter.com/theaudiofeed. Charlie has promised to post some behind-the-scenes looks at what’s going on at TheAudioFeed. There will be a couple of other changes to the website, including a link for the news section, sorry Matt and check back later there are some more announcements coming.

If you can’t wait for the iPad to start shipping, Revolutionary Concepts has found a way to bring one to your home, before those sixty days pass. Wired explains how the small SIM is just there to screw you over. John Paczkowski at All Things Digital takes a look at how the iPad might change the face of TV. According to MacNN, 3 Austria will subsidize the iPad with contract.

Apple released Mac OS X 10.6.3 to developers. Apple has benchmarked a Core i7 MacBook Pro for the general public. 9to5Mac explained something involving Microsoft, Apple, iTunes and money. CNN’s Apple 2.0 tried to explain why you should pay attention to Macworld. Game Developer Research claims that the iPhone’s gaming development has overtaken the other mobile gaming devices on the market. Intel’s newest chips are apparently going to be twice as fast as their Nehalem counterparts, but they still need a new name.

Update: The News section has been added. If you are having an issue with the placement of the search bar, please clear cache and restart your browser.