If you’re playing MacHeist – and you should be…it’s fun, free, and you get cool Mac software for playing – the second mission has begun. The mission was originally delayed due to an illness of one of the team members behind MacHeist, but now everything seems to be up and running. We’re all out of…
EDIT: It looks like my post on NTFS + FAT32 has taken fire. All I wanted to point out was that it isn’t as easy to get NTFS working out of the box and the solution isn’t apparent to non-Macheads. There are both paid and free solutions to get this done. That is all I…
A Polaroid app! It seems so obvious an idea, it’s a wonder it took so long to happen. I’m happy to report: Polamatic was worth the wait.
Online security has always been a big issue, and while mobile devices have been relatively immune to viruses and malware in general, the widespread use of these devices have made them prone to the attacks of unscrupulous individuals and groups. In the world of desktop and laptop computers, it is generally accepted that Windows is…
This weekend I was Stumbling around the Interweb, when I came across Cocoa Dev Central. This site does a fantastic job of introducing you to the basics of Cocoa and Xcode. The tutorials are brilliantly laid out and easy to follow. I’ve completed the first two, and I have to say, that even though I…
We’re all pretty much in agreement that a new iPhone is coming in June. Still, it’s nice to get more solid evidence to indicate that that line of thinking is the truth. Now, according to the Commercial Times, we do have even more proof through their report that components from Taiwan-based suppliers have begun shipments…
A friend of mine (Drew from TVJab) asked me if I knew of any good Macs > PC lists on the web, because he is switching to a Mac. (That makes TWO Bloggy Network writers I’ve switched THIS MONTH – Where’s my commission check Mr. Jobs?). Instead of Googling one (which I assume he already…
Over at TUAW TJ Luoma posted commented on developer Brittany Tarvin’s great entry about free software and why free is a misnomer in her opinion.
One of the things that I think is really great about the App store is that you can create applications for very specific niches. Pitch Pipe is one such application. (for full disclosure’s sake, Pitch Pipe was conceived by occasional Apple Gazette contributor Drew Corbitt). Pitch Pipe for iPhone/iPod Touch works just like a traditional…
Only one more week, and we’ll have the dish on what Apple has in store for us. While most rumors point to the iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch (accessories) being the highlight, I am still hoping for MacBook announcements. After all, it has happened before, hasn’t it? In the meantime, let’s go to the App…
wget is a non-interactive command-line utility for download resources from a specified URL. Because it is non-interactive, wget can work in the background or before the user even logs in. The program was designed especially for poor connections, making it especially robust in otherwise flaky conditions. While wget isn’t shipped with macOS, it can be…
In response to criticism from groups like Greenpeace, Apple has now implemented a new recycling program designed to reduce the amount of damage that mass consumption can cause. In addition to products like iPods, people will now be able to recycle cellphones, no matter who the manufacturer might be. You can send the devices to…
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