If you’re looking to shave a few bucks off of that energy bill (and who isn’t?), then Power Manager just might be the software for you. Dssw announced today the release of version 3.6 of their power management software. Power Manager works by automatically performing events such as starting up, shutting down, and putting your…
Love games? Game makers love you too, if this weekend edition of Free Apps is any indicator. You’ll also find a cool calculator and a popular video editor.
One of our sister blogs, Wii Living has posted another Mac tip for us. From Wii Living: Earlier this year, someone wrote a fun little application called MacSaber that allowed Macbook users to swing their notebook computers around like they were lightsabers from Star Wars. Well, now that program has been taken a step further…
This IS NOT speculation on what we’ll see on Sept. 5th. This weekend I was thinking about the NBC vs. Apple thing, after explaining it to relatives, and a thought occurred to me… There has been long standing rumor and speculation that Apple would turn the AppleTV into a DVR. At the time, that never…
Thin iPhone cases are among the most popular types of cases because they keep our sexy phones as sleek as possible while providing protection.
Apple wasn’t hesitant about killing off the Xserve without introducing a brand new Mac. Instead eager server buyers were directed to the Mac Pro and Mac Mini which were are both too extreme for a server environment. A rumor indicates that the next generation Mac Pro will fill the void left by the Xserve and…
Some industrious folks have recycled some old 45s (that’s the small vinyl records that people people used to listen to back before the cassette tape) and turned them into iPod Cases. You can see a pick of the John Lennon “Mind Games” case above (which has already sold). There are a total of 45 of…
Myst is one of my favorite games of all time. When the first version of the game was released in the 90s I found it to be incredibly ingrossing. Even though the series has evolved in ways that make me like it less than I used to, I can’t help but be excited about Myst…
Let’s try that again: HEX iPod Nano watch band. Now three times quickly please. HEX iPod Nano watch band, HEX iPod Nano watch band, HEX iPod Nano watch band. Let me break you the great news now: that isn’t the complete name of those and actually they are called : HEX watch band for iPod…
Apple Insider has been working over-time today. First, with an exclusive confirming that Apple is seeking the rights to the name iPhone, a term used on the web for months to describe the long speculated iPod/cell phone hybrid device. Then they take it one step further, quoting Prudential Equity Group analyst Jesse Tortora, who claims…
I’m not a psychic, and I don’t have any inside information. I can’t tell you for sure what’s going to happen at Macworld anymore than anyone else can…but I have a strong gut feeling that all these sub-notebook rumors are off. Sure, it gets people going to the rumor sites. Sure, it gets people excited…
‘Get a Mac’ parody ads are now making their way into politics? Looks like it. Greg Macpherson is running for Attorney General in Oregon, and someone in his campaign came up with this clever ad: While I don’t know this guy, and don’t live in Oregon (so I can’t really comment on this politics), I…
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