If you own CS2 at least… Apple Insider is reporting that Adobe Systems will be releasing a Beta of Photoshop CS3 to owners of a valid serial number for the current CS2 version of the photo editing software. Apparently this will be the only CS application that will be available in Beta, and it will…
Take a look at this awesome collection of Christmas Icons from Icon Drawer. These “winter holiday” themed icons are 100% free to download, and are one set of many free icon collections that Icon Drawer has avaible on their site. Click Here to go to their free icons download page and scroll down until you…
Good morning, Apple Gazette readers! Here are some apps gone free to forget the Monday blues. For today’s list of free apps, we’ve got mostly games, so you’re going to have tons of fun swiping and tapping. Enjoy! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back at regular price anytime.)
This is YouTube in a nutshell. This is what happens when people have too much time on their hands…and yet…somehow I find this strangely amusing…
Have you ever wanted to change the rating of your song while it was on your iPod? Well, it’s easy enough to do. Simply press the select button (that button in the middle of the clickwheel) twice. Then use the scroll wheel to increase or decrease your song rating. BOOM – your song rating is…
Apple issued a press release this morning announcing that iLife ’09 would begin shipping on Tuesday, January 27th, 2009. The software package represents a major upgrade to Apple’s premiere suite of “life” applications including iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, iWeb, and Garageband. The updated iLife suite was a major focus of this year’s Keynote at Macworld, and…
By default, Time Machine will create backups every hour. It saves the last 24 hours worth of hourly backups, the last thirty days of daily backups, and then uses the rest of your disk space to store one backup a week. If you don’t love this default behavior, you can customize Time Machine using freeware…
Apple has announced that the latest 17inch iMac will remain available for qualified schools and universities for $899. Students wishing to purchase an iMac will have to go for the latest 20 and 24 inch models with student discounts. The 17 inch iMac will remain unchanged from the late 2006 model. It includes a 1.83GHz…
The Xserve is being discontinued in just a few days which has generated a considerable amount of outcry from the community as Apple would leave a massive hole in its server line. To pick up the slack, enterprise users would have to rely on the Mac Pro or Mac Mini running the server version of…
Within 24 hours of being available in the App Store, Microsoft Office for iPad already skyrocketed to the top of the charts. It’s free, so that is one thing going for it. We also cannot deny that Microsoft Office does have some advantages over Apple’s own productivity suite. Today, though, Microsoft has earned even more…
The Wall Street Journal has reported that Apple has allegedly issued significant cuts in its orders for the iPhone 5 because of weak demand for the product. The newspaper said that it received the information from certain people who know about what’s happening. According the WSJ, the reduction in the orders are set for the…
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