Many people start the new year off with a few resolutions (my personal resolution being 720p – I see an AppleTV coming soon) but I’m more interested in looking at the potential in tech companies, mainly Apple. What’s in store for us as consumers in 2011? My personal hope is the death of the optical…
Have you ever come across a network connection issue in Mac and is not sure how to troubleshoot it? Luckily, there is a built-in macOS Network Utility app which is a useful tool for troubleshooting network problems and complicated connectivity issues. It works for both wired and wireless connections, and provides a graphical interface for a number of…
One of the best things about having a Mac is you’re less likely to be a victim of malware and viruses. However, that is not to say that your Mac is immune to every and all malicious attacks. As we all know, we’re being targeted more and more. In order to ensure better protection, it’s…
Since the announcement of the iMac Pro, folks might be thinking Hackintoshes have seen their day in the sun, but not so! Even in 2018, there are still good reasons to build a Hackintosh. If you’re not familiar, a so-called Hackintosh is a PC with macOS installed on top of it. Typically, this isn’t possible:…
With the release of iMovie ’08 last year, there were many iMovie users who were unhappy with the changes to the software. Many of the pro-sumer features they enjoyed had been removed, and they weren’t shy about expressing their displeasure. In an attempt to appease them Apple responded by making iMovie HD available for download…
When you make a new user account in OSX the highest level of permissions you can assign it is Administrator. While this is the highest set of permissions you can assign someone, it’s not the highest set on your machine. There is an account that works above the regular user accounts and can view all…
You might think otherwise, but I actually use very few iPhone apps on a daily basis. Here’s one I use several times a day, though: WordPress for iPhone. If you run or write for a WordPress-powered blog (both self-hosted WP and .com are supported), this app is a no-brainer. Not only does it allow you…
With the release of the new MacBook Pro, Apple has finally made the switch to full USB-C. Macbook Pros will feature only USB-C ports that run the Thunderbolt 3 protocol, meaning they’re fast as heck and you can finally plug in a cable any which way you like. The downside? You’re gonna need some USB-C adapters…
By now, you’ve no doubt heard about Joost, the P2P “TV 2.0” project from the creators of Skype and KaZaa. In fact, some of you are trying to score invites into the private beta (and I can help you with that…more on that in a moment) The Joost team has released version 0.9 of their…
Ya know, sometimes I think the guys at Prudential are worse than us bloggers about speculating on Apple products. Apple Insider has a report from Prudential analyst JesseTortora: From the article: “Apple has mentioned several times that music experience is its top priority and that it would not do anything to comprise that,” the analyst…
You know sometimes (like on a really slow news day) it’s nice to kick back and laugh at ourselves as we are lovingly mocked in comic strips. Today’s Dilbert strip is both frighteningly true, and also pretty darn funny. Before the internet became my job, the internet often kept me from my job…and sometimes it…
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