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These aren’t just reprints of old issues of Archie comics. Everybody’s favorite teenager is now on the iPhone / iPod touch and they’ve been reformatted to fit the landscape mode of your screen. All you need to do is slide your finger across to view every gloriously articulated panel for that Archie goodness we’ve grown
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Archie Comics goes digital into the iTunes App Store
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I’ve been working on setting up a Mac media system in my house, and no matter what I do, I just can’t make it work the way I want. The AppleTV is great, but I first have to rip things via Handbrake – which takes as long as the movie takes – and then I
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RipIt – DVDs on your Mac
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Last week I talked about Pulsar, a program that lets you listen to satellite radio via your desktop, without having to log into a clunky web interface. Turns out that Rogue Amoeba makes a lot of products, including Audio Hijack Pro, so I sent off an e-mail, and they sent me a free license so
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Audio HiJack Pro – Record Anything
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So you’ve gathered everyone for the holidays and it’s more than likely going to last till the start of the new year. Here’s an app I play with my cousins during such reunions: Face Fighter. Sure it’s relatively more expensive for a paid game at USD $1.99 but no iPhone game has ever made me
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Face Fighter: Ultimate Holiday Family Fun
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My father is a Microsoft certified software dude, so he’s had Windows 7 for the past few months, and has installed it on a few machines to test it out. I was at my parent’s house a month or so back and had to use my mom’s Dell, and I found this cluttered screen with
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Cinch – Aero Snap on the Mac
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Let’s get this out of the way right now: I’m a Howard Stern fan. Like him or hate him, the guy changed radio as we know it, and for that, I thank him. Bababooey to all of you. Because of that – and the commercial-free radio offerings – I signed up for Sirius Satellite Radio
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Pulsar – Satellite Radio on Your Desktop
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I used to watch Star Trek when I was a kid, and one of my favorite things was seeing people transport from one place to another, all with the click of a button. I never figured I’d be able to teleport, but now, it seems like I’ll be able to do just that. Well, maybe
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Dropzone – A Transporter for Your Mac
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UPDATE: TuneUp is offering a 15% discount for AppleGazette readers on their software by simply adding the “GAZETTE†promo code in checkout. This is not a sponsored post. This is my iTunes library with TuneUp installed. In retrospect, it’s something Apple should have taken into account if iTunes were re-invented today. I’ve always held the
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TuneUp compensates for what iTunes severely lacks
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If you’ve got a laptop – or just a nosy roommate who always wants on your computer – you’re always dealing with security issues. Leaving your computer alone for just a few minutes means that you’re risking having someone else hop on for one reason or another. This was a constant issue at my old
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Airlock – Security Via Bluetooth
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A few weeks back, I put up a preliminary post about TextExpander, the popular program for the Mac that many people have been telling me for years that I need to get. My verdict was that I enjoyed the program, and that I thought it was a cool tool for the mac, but I didn’t
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TextExpander – The Follow Up
