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If the connection is physically secure and this problem occurs with more than one drive, then you have to assume there is some problem on the system board - a bad connector, controller, or whatever. In such a case, just replacing components is not likely going to fix the problem. You may need a new system board.

How is the drive secured into the bay?

There is only one thing worse than an unreliable harddrive, and that's an unreliable Solid State Drive. While you still can return it to the shop you bought it from and get a replacement. If it happens with the replacement drive, then that is the time to wonder if there is a problem with the way it connects within the laptop.

I decided to wait and keep my 4s... just as good.

Glenn Verdult

The truth of the matter is that Apple has hit that point where the iPhone has got about as good as it will get, unless Apple proves me wrong and produces something out of leftfield for the iPhone 6 that is. My iPhone 4S does everything I need, and does it very well indeed; there is absolutely no reason for me to upgrade to a 5. However, as those pre-order statistics show, that doesn't mean that the iPhone 5 is a failure, far from it. Anyone with an iPhone 3/3G will be hard-pressed not to be impressed with the 5. Anyone thinking about entering the iPhone market will not be put off by the changes (or lack of them) that the 5 brings. Will the iPhone 5 outsell the 4 and 4S? That really wouldn't surprise me one bit and here's why: at the end of the day, all those commentators asking 'where was the killer feature?' when the iPhone 5 was unveiled, and claiming it to have failed, are missing the point which is so obvious to all fan boys and non-haters out there: the iPhone is the killer feature, simple as...

I got the Apple store few times a week and play around with the iPhone 5 and other things.

I like it. I feel iPhone 5 hasn't fail yet but I don't feel iPhones won't be going anywhere for a while.

Jeez, I will never call anyone that has an iphone again lol.

This is funny article. It's not healthy if someone else touch those iPhones because it has many germs accumulating.

So should you be worried about the bad guys making your MacBook go bang? No, not according to Be'ery: "The general public should not be worry with this super cool attack - but invest in protection from the usual threats - by installing Antivirus software and being aware of social engineering attacks."

Interesting article.

I think OS X / Macbook has a software includes protection from viruses and malware.

May be your pinter not support or you didn't installed driver properly. I can suggest, please recheck your driver or if not possible then change anoter printer from http://store.apple.com/au/browse/home/shop_mac/mac_accessories/printers

depends on the mood your in i guess !!

no but if you turn it up really loud and put it in your pocket if will feel like the violin player is fiddling around in your pants .lol

That can't be good...

Do they also come with the world's smallest violins? :-)

LOL. I don't think it is as small as those mp3 players I attached a image of it

no but if you turn it up really loud and put it in your pocket if will feel like the violin player is fiddling around in your pants .lol

Oh my goodness.

Do they also come with the world's smallest violins? :-)

no but if you turn it up really loud and put it in your pocket if will feel like the violin player is fiddling around in your pants .lol

Do they also come with the world's smallest violins? :-)

Hold the power button for seconds to restart it.

Yes, this is the all new iPod Shuffle, which as well as laying claim to that smallest ever title is also fighting hard for ‘most wearable’ as well.

There's a new smallest MP3 player called newKube and I'm not sure why it is consisted the smallest MP3 player because it doesn't look small.

The ipod is flat and the newKube is just a cube.

If I have to decide which MP3 player to buy I would pick iPod Shuffle over the new one called newKube