I was checking my e-mail the other day and saw that someone on my LinkedIn profile had recommended me. It’s a funny thing about LinkedIn – Everyone seems to have a profile, but no one ever does anything with it. But why not? Why do we constantly update our Twitter and Facebook feeds without giving…
The iMedia Browser is a nice piece of freeware from Karelia Software. The stand alone Application is designed to look like the Media Browser found in many OS X applications, allowing you to quickly browse through your libraries of photos (iPhoto, Aperture, and Pictures folders); music (iTunes library, GarageBand songs, and Music folders); movies (from…
Yup – these are stones…that have been converted into iPod Docks. What else can you say? I have no info on pricing – but if this was modestly priced, I’d want one. You can check out the official site of Brand Incubator, the makers of the iStones, right here.
We’ve covered getting up and running with Terminal, and addressed some basic Terminal commands. Now, we can start digging into more useful Terminal techniques. What is grep? grep is a command line utility that searches plain text. It takes whatever input you provide and searches for a specific search term, or “string.” And because it…
In my town, there used to be a Borders bookstore every few miles, until a few years ago, when they all started to disappear. I’m not hunting them down or anything, so it’s not like I know exactly where they are today, but the only one I’ve seen recently is downtown by my old work….
The Option key on the Mac keyboard gives users a lot more…well…options. Just about anything you can click on inside of OS X can be Option clicked to open up a world of new features and abilities. You could click around OS X and find all of these for yourself, but below are the top…
XtremeMac today announced a new version of its MicroMemoâ„¢ recorder, designed specifically for the iPod nano 2G, as well as a lapel microphone called MemoMicâ„¢ that works with all versions of MicroMemoâ„¢. Together, these devices enable digital recording of interviews, lectures, meetings and more, directly to the iPod nano. Once uploaded to a computer, the…
In a slightly surprising announcement for a Monday, Apple announced the immediate availability of the newest version of the Airport Express Base Station featuring. “Priced at just $99, AirPort Express is the world’s smallest 802.11n-based mobile base station. It can be plugged directly into the wall for wireless Internet connectivity and USB printing at home…
This is the best upclose look I’ve seen yet at the iPhone in action. People may be a little bummed about Cingular, or about the lack of developemental openness, but just looking at this thing in action makes all that seem really unimportant…I am so sold it’s not even funny… video via Techcrunch
I love these Mac bundle deals where you get a truckload of great apps for a tiny fraction of their standard prices. Here are two you absolutely cannot afford to miss — and you need to act fast.
A video of Steve at the 2010 D8 conference elaborating on why he doesn’t like Flash. It seems like Steve’s reality distortion field is still functioning, even from the grave. Adobe announced today that it is killing Flash for future devices allowing HTML5 to win. Steve was violently opposed to Flash saying how it was…
If you’ve been following Apple’s releases lately, you’ll undoubtedly notice that emergence of the “Pro” moniker. From the iPad Pro to the MacBook Pro, it appears that Apple is designing its products for professionals — at least that’s what the name implies. But there’s something else to consider, especially in light of the 9.7-inch iPad…
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