The Case for an Expensive Case

I love cases. I’m not sure exactly why, but I think it has something to do with my ridiculously anal organizational tendencies. I prefer the feeling that everything has its place, and it’s protected along the way. Since the last case didn’t work out, I’ve been hunting for that messenger bag of my dreams, and…

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Format Hard Drives with Disk Utility in macOS

There’s a dark corner of your Applications folder that few users dare go: the Utilities folder. In here, you’ll find many mysterious applications with opaque uses and confusing titles. We’ve already covered a few, like Activity Monitor and Console. But those aren’t nearly as useful as Disk Utility, an app that many Mac users would…

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Review: Susan Kare Icons

Presenting: the untold, little-known story of one of Apple’s earliest and most influential artists. Susan Kare’s place in history is among its most important and foundational, yet her body of work is comprised of something that most people take for granted and never give a second thought to.

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iOS 4.2 Coming This Week?

According to German reports sourced by Cult of Mac, iOS 4.2, might hit your iTunes account this week, together with iTunes 10.1 which will be needed to install the new iOS release. Two dates are rumoured: November 9th (tomorrow, a Tuesday and regular update day) or November 12th. iOS 4.2 GM (Gold Master) was seeded…

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Could the Legalization of Daily Fantasy Sports Mean the End of the Mobile Gaming Monopoly?

Daily Fantasy Sports is a rapidly growing billion-dollar industry that until recently has been dominated by two key players, DraftKings and FanDuel. Together these giants represent 95% of the market. While fantasy sports has traditionally relied on drafting teams at the start of each season, these apps enable daily drafts, letting fans play for instant…

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