I was a dedicated Dashlane user for a while. It was the first password manager I seriously used, the increase in security was revelatory. With Dashlane, remembering passwords was a thing of the past. I could generate secure, unique passwords for every site I visited with no effort. My online security and my peace of…
Following a post I made a while back on ForeverGeek citing comments that Windows Vista has too many options for shutting down, I’ve been thinking about how Apple designed the iPod to have no power button. True enough, as of recent public betas, Vista users have at least nine ways to turn off their computers….
Over the next few weeks we could receiving some major updates from Apple for both the iPhone and Leopard. Apple has already released the first build of 10.5.1 to developers for testing. The 267Mb update features some major fixes for iCal, Mail, Firewall, Keychain and more. It is expected to be released to the public…
With the recent release of Nintendo Switch, more and more developers are getting involved in porting their games to the platform. But you probably know that there’s a big difference between developing games for other consoles and developing them for Switch. For this reason, many developers are wondering how to best approach porting their games…
TUAW points us toward three, count ’em three MySpace pages for the new iPod Nanos. The Green Nano, Pink Nano, and Blue Nano all have their very own MySpace pages, and over 1,500 friends a piece. Why you would want to be friends with an inanimate object is beyond me, but to each his (or…
At E3 earlier this year Spore Origins was previewed with the idea that online play and transferrable characters from “Origins” to the full version of “Spore” (which is coming out for Mac and PC on Sept. 7th). With a total lack of connection to the full “Spore” game what you’re really left with is a…
As we sit on the eve of Macworld 2007 all eyes are on Steve Jobs…maybe more so than ever…well, except for 10 years ago at Macworld 1997. This Keynote (which you can watch in its entirety) was Steve Jobs return to the forefront of Apple for the first time since 1985…at this time Apple was…
The More I see about the Zune, the less a threat I think it is to the iPod. When I first heard about the Zune and the features that it was going to have, I was impressed. I really thought the player might have a chance to enter the game and make a name for…
Everyone’s waiting in eager anticipation of Apple’s event tomorrow. Left and right, we hear and read predictions and what to expect. One of the major products we’re looking forward to is the Apple TV. We expect that the new set would come with a remote that can be used as a game controller, as the…
Memorial Day is just around the corner and that means Apple’s Memorial Day sale is coming soon! While it’s technically still on May 31, you can actually already shop for great deals right now. If you want to avail discounts so you get to save some cash, taking advantage of Apple Memorial Day sales is…
When Diner Dash came out back in 2004, I was immediately hooked. I was using a PC back then, and I can still remember how many hours I spent trying to beat records and finishing level after level after level. If you are not familiar with the game, Diner Dash is one of the many…
Apple recently released the official removal tool and a patch that will remove and protect Macbooks from the Flashback malware, it is still installed on many Macs. In a blog post, computer security company Symantec reported that 140,000 Macs are still infected with Flashback. Even though it is a huge drop compared to the 600,000…
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