I have a new iPhone!
The guys at the Apple store were very helpful and I am now blogging this from my new iPhone. I just wanted to give you guys a quick update…I’ll have more to say on it later. Man, this thing is fantastic… 🙂
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Apple To Reveal Q1 Results January 18th
Tuesday, January 18th, Apple will announce its financial results< /a> foe Quarter 1. The call, which starts at 2:00 PM, has analysts, investors and Journalists interested in Apple’s success with the iPad, iPhone, iPod and the Mac. It will be interesting to hear how much pre-holiday shopping has impacted Apple’s earnings and whether or not…
Going to College? Buy a Mac and Get an iPod Touch
It’s no secret that Apple is huge in the education sector. They’ve had an education section of the Apple store for years now. I remember the Apple store in my school’s MU back before OSX made its debut, back when I doubted I’d ever purchase a Mac. How things change yet stay the same –…
How to Recalibrate Your MacBook’s Battery
If you have a MacBook (any model) you might notice a little issue with your battery. Sometimes, no matter how much you charge your battery it won’t ever get to 100%. The issue probably isn’t with your charger or your battery itself, but rather it’s most likely with how OS X is reading your battery….
More iPhone Wallpaper that Doesn’t Suck
I’ve looked around at iPhone wallpaper sites for a long time now, and I never seem to find that one that just fits me. I’ve tried, but it always seems like I’ll get something that I kind of like, then feel like it’s cheesy so I bail on it entirely. So I’m working on stuff…
Sealing the Quick Look Cache Security Leak
As a rule, macOS caches don’t require regular cleaning. They typically manage themselves, emptying out old files when the cache grows too large or the files grow too old. So as far as users are concerned, caches are entirely self-operating. Unless, of course, there’s a problem with the cache. And Quick Look has an interesting…
Free Apps of the Day #52
Five brand new music singles, a free anime TV episode, and plenty of useful tools (like a thermometer and a metronome) — all in today’s free apps.
Faster, Brighter Mac Book Pros coming This Month?
Rumor Apple Gazette has received a tip that Apple’s Macbook Pros will be getting a processor upgrade at the end of the month. Our tipster indicated that the 2.33ghz models will be bumped up to 2.66ghz by the end of February. Late last month, Apple Insider reported that Apple would soon update the displays of…
How To: Customize Your Screen Saver & Sleep Settings
Ever find your computer going to sleep on you when you don’t want it to? Or starting up your screen saver while you’re trying to work? Good news: MacBooks and iMacs make it easy to create screen saver and display sleep settings that perfectly suit your needs.
BookArc for iPad
Twelve South is the company responsible for some pretty cool Mac products, including the popular BackPack for iMac, which we reviewed back in February. Now they’ve got another cool little accessory for your desktop, and this one is for the iPad. It’s called the BookArc for iPad, and it’s just what it looks like: It’s…
Free Apps of the Day #49
Need to make a list? Whatever your reason, there are some great options today — along with some classic literature, a magnifier/flashlight combo, and a handful of nifty games.
Free Apps of the Day #50
It’s a remarkably dry weekend in the App Store, but I mined a dozen goodies from the ether for your enjoyment, along with a pair of free TV episodes.