Yesterday was a very interesting day for a number of reasons. I am still shocked to see Apple go the “Snow Leopard” route. I think that’s a terrible move on their part – although I am glad to see that, so far, there has been no mention of that being Intel only. I was also…
Microsoft’s newest version of Office saves documents in a format that is incompatible with the Mac version of Office…or any other Mac application for that matter. “Microsoft Office Open XML” is the name of the new format that applies across Word, Excel and PowerPoint applications on PCs using Office 2007. Specifically, the formats are saved…
Are you one of those people who still write in journals? Believe it or not, there are still tons of people who keep a journal to take note of the events in their lives. However, with the advancement of technology, some of them find keeping physical journals inconvenient. Thankfully, there are journal apps available now…
Apple will be participating in “Black Friday” again this year. For those of you that don’t know what that is (both of you), it’s the day after Thanksgiving when the entire U.S. (apparently hopped up on some kind of turkey related high) pushes through stores all over the country to save a few bucks on…
I don’t know if it’s just my iPhone, or what, but the video on my iPhone looks so bad it’s completely unwatchable. It looks like it’s displaying 256 colors or something. The video looks like a badly compressed JPEG. In fact, so do my photos. I don’t know what the problem is, but this is…
Recently, we had an in-depth look at one of the most prominent programs in the field, Camtasia – a nifty little tool that can do a lot more than it lets on at a first glance. With Camtasia, the process of recording and editing a video of your current screen becomes a child’s play, as the…
Apple is no stranger to criticism, especially when it comes to its carbon footprint and its efforts (or the lack thereof) to be more environment friendly. At this point, however, even the harshest critics cannot deny that the “lack” is not that huge anymore. Apple has been making considerable steps in going green, from the…
Ok, I was definietly surprised when I saw the post on Forever Geek that said a new version of Netscape Navigator was out. My very first internet browsing experience was with Netscape Navigator, and it’s almost sad to see how far the browser has fallen since Microsoft decided to try and kill it by installing…
Stranded in London as a result of the Icelandic volcano, well seek out the numerous fun sites in one of the world’s most beautiful cities with the “Lonely Planet London City Guide†application. With the flight cancelations across Europe, Lonely Planet is providing its “London City Guide†App for free until Thursday so that the…
Today there’s an acclaimed app for exporting music from your iDevice, a fantastic, Instagram-like photo editing/sharing app, a trio of goodies for travelers, and much more!
An iPhone can be one of the best tools that we can carry along with us when we travel. It is great for staying in touch with friends and family back home of course, and it can help you navigate around a foreign city with ease as well. It will also tell you where to…
It seems a mac fan has posted all of the famous “switch” ads on YouTube in the last few days. I was looking through them, and saw Yo YoMa’s ad, and thought I’d run it and give you a link to the other switch ads on YouTube. The “switch” campaign is one of my favorite…
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