When Apple released iOS 5 back in 2011 it added the incredibly useful ability of OTA (over the air) updates. That meant that you no longer needed to connect your device to a computer to install the latest software upgrades, as they could be downloaded and installed directly on the device itself. For many of…
Got a new MacBook for Christmas? Or maybe you’re simply looking to beef up the software you have on your Mac. Whatever the case may be, here are some must-have software for Mac. From password managers to security & VPNs to note-takers, we’ve got you covered.
fd is a simpler alternative to the find command. It uses a truncated syntax and an abbreviated command structure to keep your typed commands short and to the point. However, that lack of verbosity that makes fd easy to type makes it more difficult to understand. fd also runs pattern matching more rapidly than the…
Perhaps it is a gut-level, knee-jerk reaction to the recent ISIS attacks on Paris, France, but authorities are already pointing their fingers at technology companies who encrypt users’ data and encrypted messaging apps that are specifically designed to keep users’ information secure from prying eyes, even if those prying eyes are authorities (and, in Snowden’s…
Today’s OS X Quick Tip is from Filip Lam. Click Here to check out his blog. Thanks Filip! The quickest way to quit one application is to hit command+q. But what if you want to quit several? Instead of highlighting every application you want to quit and then press a keyboard command, you can do…
Two eBay stores are offering cheap MacBook Air deals right now, and you’ll want to check it out immediately if you have been looking at buying the latest MacBook Air, as the prices might very well be the lowest out there.
Yesterday’s Time Machine/Airport update finally activated a feature that just about everyone has been waiting for. You can now attach a USB external hard drive to your Airport Extreme and back up your files wirelessely from any Mac on the network. Essentially, it makes your Airport Extreme and an external USB drive into your very…
“In a failed galactic operation, the cows of earth have ended up floating around in space!†The “Cows in Space†App is free for a limited time! Somehow the U.S. government has accidentally fired and lost all of the earth’s cows; the source of tasty burgers and filet mignon steaks are all encapsulated in oxygen…
Merry Christmas to you, app lovers who are always on the lookout for when app prices drop. As it usually is during the holidays, discounts and promos are all over the place, and if you have been patient enough in the past year, you’ll probably save a sizeable chunk of money by buying apps this…
What are the first pages you load when you fire up your browser in the morning? For me, it’s Gmail and Google Reader (yes, I am quite dependent on the almighty G). Of course, that’s for mornings when I actually have time to enjoy a cup of coffee in front of my desktop, that is….
Many people start the new year off with a few resolutions (my personal resolution being 720p – I see an AppleTV coming soon) but I’m more interested in looking at the potential in tech companies, mainly Apple. What’s in store for us as consumers in 2011? My personal hope is the death of the optical…
What was supposed to be a 4 hour round trip ended up taking 7 1/2. I have a new battery. More later.
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