Think Secret has posted a screenshot of the upcoming “Lasso” spreadsheet program that is rumored to be a part of iWork ’07 along with Pages 3 and Keynote 4. Admittedly, it wouldn’t be that hard to fake this screenshot, but ThinkSecret seems to trust their source. It is also stated in the article that is…
Macs are far superior to PCs in many ways. The whole Apple ecosystem – from hardware to the software – is easy to get lost in. Macs have also been known to be more reliable in terms of security, something that makes us sleep better at night. However, just because there’s less chance of…
A post appeared on the Mac Rumors forums this weekend that is supposedly a transcript of an email correspondence between the poster and whoever answers Steve Job’s steve@apple.com email address. Of course, this type of thing is easily faked, but the poster has a long history with the site, and has posted over 6,000 times,…
One more bit on the Apple TV for today…according ot TUAW a super secret operative for them at Apple HQ has risked it all to tell them that March 5th is when we’re going to be seeing AppleTV displays officially go up in Apple Stores. March 5th is also the date that our pre-order states…
Macs are awesome, but macOS search isn’t always great. While the built-in search tools for Finder are powerful, they’re not immediately discoverable. Users can work on Macs for years without realizing how capable Finder’s search is beyond simple keyword search. Here’s how you can unlock the power of Finder and search for files on macOS…
There has been a lot of discussion over the past few days about the level of performance we should expect out of Apple’s new MacBook when it ships later this week. A few days back the results of a Geekbench test of the laptop were posted to the web (and have since been rescinded) that clearly…
Good morning, app lovers. Once again, here’s the week’s list of free iOS apps today for your downloading pleasure. (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back at regular price anytime.)
It’s a positively HUGE day for free apps, with almost 30 — count ’em — high quality freebies up for grabs, more than half of which are games. Better hurry and grab ’em while they’re still free!
As the snow drifts reach five feet standing, the carolers remain horribly out of tune and the line at the post office wraps around the building as if it were a bright green gift box, there are still things about the holiday season meant to cheer people up: “WHAC-A-MOLE!†In the St. Nick of time,…
The Optimus Touch is a cheap iPod Touch knock-off fresh from China that is now available for $109 . That’s 1/3 of the price of the iPod touch, but based on the vide below, it looks like you’re getting what you pay for. The guy in the video speaks positively of the device, but he’s…
Like Michael, I also dig Apple’s new Get a Mac ads. I think it’s hilarious the way John Hodgman and Justin Long personify “PC” and “Mac.” However, I tend to think the ads stereotype the Mac and PC (and the users of each platform) too much. While number-crunching and “serious” work are the forte of…
ifrogz is starting 2007 off right…at CES and Macworld this year they announced 5 new products that will all be available very soon. From their Tadpole (which is GREAT if you have small kids who want to play with your iPod) to the luxurious Rana cases, ifrogz’s colorful assortment of cases are really unique, and…
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