Is your TV stand looking a little cluttered lately? Well, you may want to do a bit of tidying up soon. Sell all those old streaming boxes, or give them to one of your poor relatives who still watches TV the old fashioned way. It’s almost time for the new Apple TV! You may be…
Today marks the 31st Anniversary of Apple. It’s been an amazing 31 year run with no signs of stopping. Don’t expect to see much in the way of celebrations or big announcements today, though. The rumor in the post below wouldn’t have even been posted if I’d remembered it was April 1st… I hate April…
As you get more experience with Terminal (or if you’re joining the macOS world from Linux), you might soon find that some important Terminal commands that users reference in online forums are missing. Where’s wget, for example, or nmap? If you need those commands, you can easily add them to the macOS Terminal with a package manager. A package…
It’s been 18 months since the App store was first introduced, and today Apple announced that they’ve passed the 3 billion apps downloaded number, Now sure, not all of those apps cost money, and not every one costs $9.99 either, but no matter which way you slice it, that’s a whole lot of money in…
Mac OS X Lion could arrive… well, any time now, really. Apple refuses to give a solid release date, but most insider reports put its release window in early July. Is your Mac ready for the huge changes that Lion will bring?
If you have an iOS device like the new iPhone 5S or iPhone 5C, you know the pain of being forced to use iTunes on a consistent basis. Since the launch of iTunes 11 the interface and functionality of iTunes has changed dramatically, making it nearly impossible for the average user to find his or…
We live in an increasingly wireless world. It is becoming rarer and rarer that we actually plug anything into our computers these days, as so many devices now come with built-in wireless networking of some kind. That’s good news for laptops like the new MacBook, which has just a single USB-C port to share with…
The built-in Finder in macOS is a great tool for simple file management operations. Like all Apple software, the Finder is good-looking and well-suited to the majority of possible use cases. But if you’ve got a ton of data to move around, or you’re a little more picky about your controlling your file flow, you might…
It should come as no surprise to our regular readers that I’m a big fan of incase products, specifically the incase slider. I first bought one of the cases a few years ago, and the day I bought my 3GS, I picked up a matching case for it as well. The matte finish appeals to me more…
If you haven’t downloaded the Bootcamp Beta yet – then you’re out of luck. Apple.com/bootcamp no longer takes you to a Beta download page, now it simply redirects you to the Leopard Bootcamp feature page. Don’t worry though, your Windows partition isn’t about to stop working, the only thing that’s going to expire is the…
I did a little bit of stand-up about 5 years ago. For a year or so, I did some local gigs, performed at some horrible bars, and never got paid for a bit of it. I had a bunch of fun, but I decided I’d rather be snarky in print or online instead. Cracked has…
It’s an odd Friday when there’s such a lean selection of free apps. Still, you’ll find some intriguing new games, a Mac app that will turn your photos into ASCII-style text art, and an interactive art app based on particle animations.
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