Apple’s new social network for music fans, Ping, has had a rough start. People didn’t expect it to be a Facebook for music right away but they did expect more from Apple. After years of social media ...

If you’re trying to lower ping & reduce latency for gaming – here’s exactly what we’d do to improve your internet connectivity. Ping is effectively your latency between your PC and a server. Latency ...

September 1, 2010: Apple’s new music-focused social network, Ping, ships as part of iTunes 10. Apple says the service will let users discover new music and more easily follow their favorite artists.

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As usual there was a flurry of rumors surrounding Apple's surprise product launch today in San Francisco. The event was live streamed across the web for Mac users only (though there was a work around ...

The useful program ping can be used to quickly test connections on your computer network. sends a signal from your computer to a specified network address. If the computer at that address responds, ...

Here in the Oregon HQ for macosxhints.com, we’ve got a few devices on our local network. There are the Macs, of course, and a networked Brother laser printer, the AirPort Base Station, and our (rarely ...

Maybe it’s a little box that doles out IP addresses, provides NAT and offers e-z wireless connectivity. Or perhaps it’s an operating system with enough wizards, control panels and big red buttons to ...

At a music-themed conference this afternoon in San Francisco, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has announced the company’s new line of iPods and a “social network for music,” called Ping, that will allow iTunes ...

Chalk this up for another indication that iOS 4.2 is on its way: late last week, Apple activated its Ping social networking features in the iPad’s iTunes app. On the iPad, Ping appears as a button in ...

We’ve all been online from home a bit more than usual lately, in ways that often stretch the limits of what our ISP can muster. You know the signs — audio that drops out, video sessions that make you ...