I don’t know how he does it, but somehow, Boy Genius Report gets all the cool scoops. Take this screenshot above, for example. That’s Outlook from Microsoft Office 2011, which is due to replace Entourage in the latest Mac Office offering from Microsoft. It looks like it has a lot of the same features, but…
I’m a bit of a do-it-yourself kinda guy. My dad taught me that, mostly with the woodworking that he does, and then later, with the custom car work I do today with steel and fabrication. I like giving myself little projects to do here and there, from the impossible to the fun weekender deal. The…
While I’d recommend that you just download and use SnapNDrag, if you want to do it the hard way, here are the Keyboard Commands for taking a screenshot in OS X. command+shift+3 Full screenshot command+shift+4 Crosshair to allow selection of screenshot area command+shift+4, then spacebar Camera to capture specific screen object Do you have a…
This weekend, Gizmodo had several posts on how to unbrick your iPhone. This coming less than 48 hours after they threw a hissy fit and decided to tell the world not to buy the iPhone because of the fact that Apple plugged up the installer.app hole. If you’re looking for a way to get your…
There are a ton of Mahjong games for the iPhone. Almost all of them are the traditional top view Mahjong games that have been on PCs. Macs, and mobile devices for a decade or more. Moonlight Mahjong is different than all of those. This game is a completely immersive 3D version of Mahjong…and sure, there…
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 got an IM from one of the fellows at the Bloggy Network (Ahmed from Tech Soapbox – among other things) with a Macbook problem that I couldn’t answer. my missus’ computer (macbook) is roughly right upstars above the router. She gets DCed every 5 minutes or so. I have my (new) tablet upstairs, right…
Rumors of an iPhone 6 with a 4-inch screen have been going around, but they didn’t really have much to stand on. Now, new photos of a supposedly iPhone 6C leak have surfaced, and while we don’t exactly know just how real these photos are, they do provide some interesting points to consider. The first…
Apple’s spring event didn’t introduce a totally new iPhone, but that’s okay. The new iPhone that Apple did introduce, the iPhone SE, however, is truly a revolution in the company’s philosophy (if not its technology). It marks a step forward for Apple — even as it feels like the company is simply marching in place….
The cases pictures to the left here (click on them for a higer rez image) are not iPhone knock offs…they are cases for the iPhone…yes, even though it won’t be out until June, some astute Chinese manufacturers have already put together cases for the iPhone. Personally, I don’t see the point in these iPhone cases…the…
When you get a brand-new Mac, you might assume it’s loaded up with brand-new software. And for most apps, you’d be right. For underlying frameworks, however, it’s a different story. Brand-new Macs fresh from the factory floor still ship with Python 2.7.10, even though the most recent stable release is Python 3.6.1. This might seem…
I think that it is a universally acknowledged fact that there is no such thing as a brilliant, reliable telco. They will always boast of being the best, having the fastest LTE, and blah, blah, blah; but when it matters most (like when you’re really late for what could very well be the best date…
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