Apple Insider feels very strongly that the Mac Mini is dead. After another long winded article explaining the entire history and origin of the Mac Mini, including quite a bit of bashing of the little Mac that could, Apple Insider states the following: Therefore, it comes as little surprise that sources, for whom AppleInsider holds…
This is a good quick look at the new iPod Nano from the guys at CNET.
There is a pretty big security hole in .Mac that you need to know about, and new games are here for the iPod – and Unreal Tournament 3 is coming for the Mac. You can subscribe via iTunes, or by RSS feed, or… you can listen to the episode right here: right here In addition…
Verizon’s event yesterday squashed years of rumors: the iPhone is finally on Verizon. But what about the iPad? Will a CDMA version of the device exist? According to Verizon, it will. A quote from Verizon’s CFO Francis Shammo to Business Week confirms the carrier will have a CDMA iPad. Verizon will get an embedded chip…
Built for garages, construction sites, and workshops, this things hard side frame protects your iPod from damage while you listen, and also include several features that you don’t typically find in an iPod dock/case. Sure there are the more common things like an AM/FM radio tuner, but this one goes a step further – not…
Yesterday Apple released an update to Garageband which should increase the stability of the application, and add additional compatibility with USB devices. Apple also released an update to Aperture, improving stability and a number of other issues relating to publishing to .Mac Web Galleries, the generation (and deletion) of previews, AppleScript, keyboard shortcuts, how metadata…
Playing games on the iPhone and iPad is so convenient that I just can’t imagine being without them. There are times, however, when I miss that unique feeling of playing on the computer. If you think the same way, then you likely keep an eye out for new games for Mac. To end the week, here…
It’s rumored that the new Zune may launch today. Who cares? Well…we do, for some reason. If you go looking around the Apple blog-o-sphere, you’ll see Zune related posts on every single blog. Now, I know you’re going to say it’s because the Zune is a rival MP3 Player and is, thus, worth covering. But…
Time Machine and Migration Assistant can be useful if you want to copy your entire setup from one computer to another. But if you’d prefer to clean house with a new machine and just transfer user preferences to your new Mac, you can. You just need to know which files to move. If you want…
The meeting is up…it’s under way…and it’s a home run! That’s right the Cubs have just gone ahead of the Cardinals at Wrigley Field, in Chicago. The score has just changed and this news has magically come from the manually operated scoreboard in Illinois, through the Manhattan office window and into the palm of one’s…
With each passing year, old textbooks and the old-fashioned approach to learning increasingly discourage students from acquiring school knowledge. In today’s educational institutions, as maths online classes; three generations are represented: baby boomers, generation X, Y, and Z. Not surprisingly, this summation can shock those who do not understand the differences in the world’s…
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