Click Here to view the Apple Keynote in Glorious Quicktime. It may be a little bogged down at first, what with millions of people wanting to watch it all at the same time…so if you have trouble, wait a little while and try again. It’s well worth the wait 🙂
Today’s Quick Tip comes from Neil. You can send an entire webpage in Safari by pressing cmd+I – this will open a mail window with the entire page loaded inside the body of the message, with the title of the page in the subject line. Perfect for sending your buddy at the office who’s Internet…
Gizmodo posted and article yesterday that you’ll probably want to check out. It’s an interview with James Savage, a man who has more than 150 Macs in his house…and every single one of them is working. From his Apple II+ to the latest Macbook Pro. This article has a ton of pictures of his set…
Incorporated in Mac OS X 10.7 and later versions are media encoding capabilities that let you encode and convert video and audio files to a format of your choice on your Mac via the Finder window.
Joost now has a Beta that is live for Intel-based Macs. I’m currently on a PowerPC system, so I’m out of luck for the time being (but that shall change next week…ha ha!) so my fellow hold-outs can now officially be sad….but those of you with Intel Inside and a Joost Beta account can click…
Apple has posted a new iPhone 3G guided tour on their Japanese website in an effort to get customers in Japan warmed up to the idea of the iPhone. There has has been some speculation that the product might not do as well in Japan because of different demands of the Japanese buyer. You can…
The BBC iPlayer is a relatively new way for BBC viewers in the U.K. to get their television. It provides Windows users a download solution to get heavily DRMed programming that they can then watch for a limited time after it airs on the BBC in the U.K. This is a free service…well, unless you…
With the recent release of OSX Mavericks there are some pretty handy additions to the OS that were a long time coming. Many of these new features are somewhat subtle changes and as such are fairly hidden. To help bring these new features to light we’ve compiled a list of 13 new tricks in OSX…
When the holidays come to an end, it’s time to get back to business…and that’s exactly what we’re going to do here at Apple Gazette! We’re going to start off 2007 with a look at some of the best hardware and software for small business on the Mac platform. We already have several products we’re…
According to Gizmodo Rogers Wireless has confirmed through a customer service email that they will be the exclusive provider of the iPhone, and that they are actively working to get the iPhone released in Canada as soon as possible. No word yet on exactly what the pricing or availability for the iPhone will be, but…
The long in development Modbook (well, I say long – it was revealed at Macworld 2007 – but it’s been delayed several times – so it FEELS long) is finally on its way to release. The Modbook should be hitting the streets on or around Jan. 8th, 2007 according to TUAW. The specs for the…
Today there’s a trio of great travel guides, a picture-and-music slideshow maker, a “magic” music toy, some learning tools for kids, and more free games than you can handle.
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