Want some free stuff? Of course you do. My motto is “If it’s free, give me three,” so I completely understand. It’s OK, there are programs for people like you. Or, you could just handy our little contest. Here’s the deal: We’re giving away a few free copies of MacKeeper, the program reviewed yesterday right…
Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
I love Apple advertising. Always have…always will. Here’s one from 1986 thanks to the fine folks at TUAW.
If you haven’t noticed, I don’t write much about the “hacking” aspect of Apple products. I’m just not into it. I use my Apple products every day, and as history will show you on this site, I have had problems from time to time. I’m not interested in voiding my warranty by jacking with the…
Right out the gate, Apple has some accessories for the iPad, making it even more functional. Pictured above is the iPad Keyboard Dock, which not only charges the iPad but integrates it with a full-size (albeit without a number pad) keyboard, for writing those short stories you love working on. This is the only orientation…
A few weeks back, I put up a preliminary post about TextExpander, the popular program for the Mac that many people have been telling me for years that I need to get. My verdict was that I enjoyed the program, and that I thought it was a cool tool for the mac, but I didn’t…
I haven’t used my Dashboard in a while. In fact – I hardly ever use the Dashboard at all. Still, sometimes a cool widget comes my way, and I like to pass it along. My Tube is such a widget. Interdimension Media has released this bad boy, and what it does is provide browsing, searching,…
For years Apple TV has been a great product but Apple hasn’t paid it too much attention. The store at Apple.com listed the Apple TV as an item to purchase but unlike the iPhone, iPad, and Mac it wasn’t given its own corner of the site to call its own. It was considered an accessory…
Press Release Apple today announced it will be offering Major League Baseball video highlights for the 2007 season on the iTunes(R) Store (https://www.itunes.com), giving baseball fans the ability to catch all the action of their favorite teams anywhere, anytime. MLB video on iTunes will include a daily 25 minute “MLB.com Daily Rewind” highlight show and…
To all of you celebrating Christmas today, we would like to wish you a Merry Christmas. To those of you celebrating Kwanzaa, Chanukah, or just Monday, we wish you Happy Holidays as well. Thanks to all of you for reading Apple Gazette, and making our first few months online such a success. We really appreciate…
In most text editors, you style your text with formatting tools. For example, you might select word, click the “bold” button to make it bold, and move it. All this formatting relies on invisible “markup” that hides behind the scenes in your documents. This works great most of the time, but if you’ve ever tried…
Susan Kare, one of Apple’s UI designers (and later a NeXT employee) is selling limited edition prints of her work. The prints starting at $90 feature icons from the original Mac OS such as the Happy Mac, Bomb and Alert popup. Susan’s work is notable and her work on the Mac’s original interface has helped…
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