I Stumbled Upon an interesting link tonight from indigo3d – John takes a look at the evolution of the Mac OS from the original System OS to the current Mac OSX…complete with screenshots. I have included a few of them below, but check out John’s article for the full info on each version.
Ninety-nine percent of iPhone apps are pretty straightforward. You have to run without falling off a cliff or you swipe right to meet a boy/girl for a drink or you order your food ahead of time. However, there are a few odd ones and in the spirit of Halloween, we’re celebrating the unusual and weirdest…
Apple has just released a fantastic new Holiday ad that is completely free of two guys bantering back and forth. As much as I enjoy the “Get a Mac Ads”, this is a nice change of pace, and an excellent ad…
Sigh. Every so often, I get a little bit frustrated about money. Then I find something like the item pictured above, and I have a hard time deciding between how stupid this thing is and how much I want to set it on fire. Yet again, we have another product from Stuart Hughes. You remember…
iWork, Apple’s answer to the Microsoft Office suite, also has an online component. iWork.com is Apple’s version of Google Docs, and it allows iWork users to share files with both Apple and PC users. I’ve never used it personally, but that’s because I don’t collaborate with anybody. And if I do, I just e-mail them…
Macgamestore.com has launched its own version of the App Store specifically for Mac Games. Their new free application, Mac Games Arcade, looks and feels quite a bit like iTunes, and it’s clear that’s the intention. There are titles from over 100 Mac developers, you can get demos, write reviews, purchase games, and maintain your digital…
That is not to say that they bother me; rather, I wish they didn’t bother me; I simply wish I could be a little bit taller, isn’t that correct? If I play more on this account, my Cheap FIFA 22 Coins will become extremely strong, as evidenced by the PSG link, which I created. If…
Freeverse announced on Tuesday the release of Wheel of Fortune Deluxe Jeopardy! Deluxe for Mac. Both game are, of course, based on the popular game shows they take their names from. Being a big fan of “Wheel of Fortune” (don’t judge me) I downloaded the demo of the game and began playing it immediately. You…
It’s nothing new for Apple, I guess. After all, they’ve been on the receiving end of such news – companies, countries, and politicians wanting to ban Apple products for one reason or another. Source The latest to follow this “trend” is Russia. A bill has been proposed by Dmitry Gorovtsov, known to be a radical…
Earlier this week, I got an email from Evernote saying that people on Evernote Basic will only be able to use it on two devices starting next month. (If you’re using Evernote, then you received it, too.) If I upgrade my plan, I can continue using it as usual. I can’t complain, really. I’ve been using…
Hey LOOK! It’s a story that isn’t about the iPhone!!!! Savor it…it may be the only one for a while…. When you connect your Windows machine via you home network in Leopard, you’ll be able to see it on your Mac in the new Finder just like it was a local drive. You even get…
Apple says there are 200 new features in iOS 6. Here’s an exhaustive list, grouped by category, of every one we know about so far.
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