Admittedly, this Thunderbolt article has an odd title. But it's not random... Keith Shively and I meet every-other Friday to discuss how the blog is doing. We go over more statistics than you can imagine – what the traffic patterns...
On New Year's Eve, everyone at OWC received a very encouraging letter from our Founder and CEO, Larry O'Connor. After reading it through, I reached out to see if he wouldn't mind posting it on the Rocket Yard blog. Why?...
"This is the fourth year that we have published our Best CEOs ranking, and each year it gets more challenging to make the list. The top-rated CEOs understand that investing just as much in the happiness and well-being of employees as they do in the growth of their business is a successful formula. The recognition that Larry is receiving is a testament to his strong leadership at OWC." – Jason Nazar, Comparably CEO
The newest video game systems are being unleashed for the 2020 holiday season. Aside from powerful new CPUs, GPUs, and RAM, a significant change will be the adoption of SSDs as an internal standard. But why wait?
The gone-but-not-forgotten start-up sound has returned in macOS Big Sur. But that’s not the only MIA item that’s back. The estimated remaining battery life removed from macOS Sierra in 2016 is back from the dead.
Well… I really like how Apple is presenting Thunderbolt as "Thunderbolt / USB 4" on its latest Macs. You see, Thunderbolt 4 finally promises PC/Windows users all the features Thunderbolt 3 has long offered Apple users. For Mac users, full...
I recently showed you how to use a used Mac mini as a media server for your home. Today, I continue the theme of recycling and reusing older Mac minis by turning one into a Linux server.
OWC announced it is in the final steps of completing the acquisition of BRU™ product technologies and support of the ultra-reliable data backup, restore, and archival solutions for end-users and OEMs. Based on 35 years of legendary technology, BRU is the only genuinely cross-platform backup and archival solution that exists.
Apple takes your data security and protecting your privacy very seriously. Unlike other tech giants who are in the business of selling your data, Apple is in the business of protecting it – seemingly at all costs.
