We spend a lot of time doing tedious things with computers. Magical though they may be, and as powerful as they are, folks still use computers to manually enable repetitive tasks. With just a teaspoon of programming knowledge, you can automate the boring parts of your computing life. launchd is one of those tools that…
I couldn’t find much out about these guys, but this is a very well put together, sketch comedy bit that shows us how John Lennon invented the “BeatleBox” LONG before the iPod was ever thought of…funny stuff…
Next week we have a “Townhall Meeting”. It’s Mac focused. We’re going to be getting something new. I don’t know what exactly, and this article is not a speculative piece on what that might be, but when discussing the possibilities with a friend yesterday, the conversation shifted a bit, and it got me thinking about…
Apple has opened iCloud to developers, and devs are taking note of a whole new suite of web apps that are included with the software, along with iCloud’s pricing plan. 5GB accounts will be free, of course, but additional storage will cost you.
While Word’s image placement might seem impenetrable and cryptic, there are in fact rules. But in order to use images in Microsoft Word of macOS without pulling your hair out, you need to know how to use some advanced options that aren’t as obvious or easy to use as they should be. Why Is Word…
System folders are folders not intended to be accessed by the user. They help applications and the operating system run, providing support and resources. They’re the layer that allows users to manipulate the host through applications and programs. Some are hidden, and some are not, but almost all are accessible to the user in some…
Take a look at this blast from Apple’s past… Click on the image for a full size version …ah…back in the days when advertisements actually EXPLAINED something. For those of you that may not know what an Apple ][ is…and I hope there are few of you…here’s a little info from Wikipedia: The Apple II…
You’ve probably heard that Macs are more secure that Windows PCs. And, in general, that tends to be true. Very few if any viruses are written specifically for macOS. However, only a portion of online security risks come by way of viruses. These days, you’re more likely to get taken in by a web-based scam…
There’s been a long-running rumor that Apple might one day replace their laptop processors with ARM chips. With long delays between updates that might be Intel’s fault, supporters of this idea believe that having chip production in-house would lead to a regular update cycle for Apple’s Mac line. But what are the technical differences between…
Apple has released what is most likely to be its final update to Snow Leopard — an update who’s chief purpose is to prepare your computer for Lion’s imminent arrival. Time to update!
XtremeMac has unveiled their latest case offerings for iPod Touch, iPod Classic, and the new 3G iPod nano. The leather cases are hand-crafted and include a soft interior lining. The Verona Flip cases for iPod touch and iPod classic are folio style cases that offer complete protection and include an integrated leather wrapped belt clip….
Apple’s watchOS 2 is scheduled for release this fall, but thanks to the tech giant’s annual developer’s conference earlier this year, we know what to expect from this new generation of Apple Watch software. While Apple’s watchOS 1 is relatively strong, especially for a first generation device, there are certain drawbacks that many users find…
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