At the Microsoft Keynote in Louvain Steve Ballmer stood on stage…near a Macbook Pro. A revolutionary announcement, I know. I want everyone to stay calm. The universe isn’t going to implode, and – I promise – everything will be OK. You ever wonder how some stories get to the front page of sites like Digg?…
I never used to backup my hard drive. There was no reason, you see, because I was invincible to the perils of data loss. Then one day, I lost all of the data on my old PC, and was screwed. That didn’t really teach me much of a lesson until Apple introduced Time Machine, and…
There are a number of hidden files tucked away in your home directory. On macOS, you’ll find a file named “.bash_profile” up near the top of your hidden files. The bash_profile file can be used to customize and control your Terminal commands, adding shortcuts and adjusting how commands are run. If you’ve used Linux, it’s…
The current generation Magic Mouse is divisive. Critics complain that it’s uncomfortable and oversimplified while proponents appreciate its minimalist design. And it’s a pretty peripheral no doubt, which meshes perfectly with the Mac aesthetic. But its limitations and ergonomics make it hard for me to love. That’s why I’ve been using a gaming mouse to…
Twitter is kind of exploding…maybe you’ve heard of it. If not…let me explain…Twitter is…um…well…kinda hard to explain. Basically the point of Twitter is to answer one simple question… “What are you doing?” It’s almost like a micro blog that exists so friends can keep in touch with you, or so readers can find out what…
Long time site reader and frequent commentor, The Wizard, sent me an email last night about a problem that I don’t have a solution to. Since I know that there are many of you that have had problems with 10.5.2 (and yes, I understand that there are also many of you that haven’t had any…
It’s Apple 101. Something every user should know, but surprisingly few do. Whether you’re using a Mac, an iPhone, or an iPad, it’s usually as easy as one or two clicks.
[Image via Telegraph.co.uk] The smack talking has begun. Yesterday, in the Wall Street Journal online, Samsung made a pretty big claim: The Galaxy Tab is essentially an enlarged version of Samsung’s new Galaxy S smartphone, which is available through AT&T Inc., Deutsche Telekom AG’s T-Mobile USA and Sprint Nextel Corp. Mr. Yoon said Samsung expects to ship 10 million…
Those of you that have been having freezing problems with your new iMacs can rest easy. Yesterday Apple released “iMac Graphics Firmware Update 1.0”, which corrects the freezing problem on 20 and 24inch iMacs with 2600 PRO graphics processors. According to MacRumors forum members this update is the real deal, and fixes the freezing problem…
I love Quicksilver. It’s one of those things that, after you get used to it – launching Apps any other way seems overly cumbersome. Even with that – it’s much MUCH more than just an Application launcher. Having said that – I’m not great with the advanced features of Quicksilver…but the folks over at Lifehacker…
There are many different camera apps out there for the iPhone, but in my experience, most of them don’t do anything special. The other day, I ran across Camera+ [iTunes Link], and at first, I didn’t think much of it. Then I found a post at Smoking Apples, and decided to give it a shot….
This image has been making the rounds, and, while I don’t think this is the actual Apple Phone, it is an interesting design. Take a look, and feel free to leave your thoughts below… Source: LoopRumorsÂ
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