[UPDATED JULY 2020] In this day and age, one of the most important things in your social life is to have a beautiful feed on Instagram. Gone are the days of posting regular boring photos online. Now, you might not always have the best lighting or exposure when taking certain shots. These are some of…
As we prepare for the imminent launch of the iPhone 3G it’s time to ask you, the Apple Gazette reader, just what in the heck you’re going to do about the new iPhone 3G. Take the poll Free Poll by Blog Flux Fee free to elaborate on where you are, and why you will, or…
Here’s an interesting tid-bit that David Pogue of the New York Times pointed out yesterday. It looks like Apple has quietly eliminated the numerical keypad on the latest Macbooks. When Pogue got a new Macbook recently (I can’t figure out why he did that this close to Macworld)When a reader recently sent David a note,…
The creators of iLust put you in a rather real-life situation. You’re at a party and a hot girl sits right next to you. From your peripheral vision you try to steal glances but you can’t help it — you have to tilt your head to admire the full pulchritude of this feminine specimen. There’s…
Countless of us have transitioned from a Windows PC to a Mac because of the latter’s sleek design and user interface. Packed with a lot of features, it comes as no wonder that Mac is a great option for either a desktop or a laptop. For new Mac users, you might get a little confused…
Next Tuesday we’re very likely to be saying goodbye to the current Macbook Pro design. This basic design has been around since the unveiling of the PowerBook G4 in January 2001. The look has had a great 8 year run – and frankly, I don’t really think much needs to change. The keys started out…
This weekend USA Today posted an interview with AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson. Several other blogs posted about it – and all of them have focused on one thing — the idea that the iPhone exclusivity deal has been “extended” to 2010. There’s only one real problem with the report. 2010 isn’t an extension of anything…depending…
I’ve been having some issues with having enough storage recently, specifically, holding all of my photography work in multiple locations, as well as having everything backed up via Time Machine. I was considering purchasing a NAS, but for right now, it just doesn’t seem to be the best idea. Instead, I had to figure out…
Apple today released Aperture 2.1, which introduces an open plug-in architecture that makes it easy for photographers to use specialized third party imagine software from within Aperture. The free software update includes an Apple developed plug-in, Dodge & Burn, which adds brush-based tools for dodge, burn, contrast, saturation, sharpen, and blur effects. Plug-ins for localized…
It is amazing how often people say that Mac’s just work. I found that to be true for the initial things, but once I went beyond the software that was included on my machine, I found myself lost and confused, and feeling very limited in what I could produce. What was a dock, and how…
Daily Fantasy Sports is a rapidly growing billion-dollar industry that until recently has been dominated by two key players, DraftKings and FanDuel. Together these giants represent 95% of the market. While fantasy sports has traditionally relied on drafting teams at the start of each season, these apps enable daily drafts, letting fans play for instant…
GigaOM has an interesting post up about how Apple is working with suppliers to create a universal SIM card. Of course, it’s got a scandalous title, but it really doesn’t seem like quite the horrific tale: Sources inside European carriers have reported that Apple has been working with SIM-card manufacturer Gemalto to create a special SIM card…
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