Take a look at this awesome collection of Christmas Icons from Icon Drawer. These “winter holiday” themed icons are 100% free to download, and are one set of many free icon collections that Icon Drawer has avaible on their site. Click Here to go to their free icons download page and scroll down until you…
Apple issued a press release this morning announcing that iLife ’09 would begin shipping on Tuesday, January 27th, 2009. The software package represents a major upgrade to Apple’s premiere suite of “life” applications including iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, iWeb, and Garageband. The updated iLife suite was a major focus of this year’s Keynote at Macworld, and…
By default, Time Machine will create backups every hour. It saves the last 24 hours worth of hourly backups, the last thirty days of daily backups, and then uses the rest of your disk space to store one backup a week. If you don’t love this default behavior, you can customize Time Machine using freeware…
Apple has announced that the latest 17inch iMac will remain available for qualified schools and universities for $899. Students wishing to purchase an iMac will have to go for the latest 20 and 24 inch models with student discounts. The 17 inch iMac will remain unchanged from the late 2006 model. It includes a 1.83GHz…
The Xserve is being discontinued in just a few days which has generated a considerable amount of outcry from the community as Apple would leave a massive hole in its server line. To pick up the slack, enterprise users would have to rely on the Mac Pro or Mac Mini running the server version of…
The latest developer preview of Mac OS X Lion introduces TRIM support for Solid State Drives which will improve long term performance. Apple is starting to add SSDs to the MacBook Pro line and eventually its desktop Macs to improve battery life and shorten boot up times. However, Snow Leopard can’t optimally handle the drives….
From Gizmodo: I guarantee it. It isn’t what I expected at all. And I’ve already said too much. –Brian Lam Is this true? Maybe. If so, is it a good movie on Apple’s part? I don’t know…maybe. The busiest shopping days of the year are the week before Christmas. Thousands…if not hundreds of thousands of…
Apple released the much discussed 802.11n software update today in the Apple store for the price of $1.99 with no fanfare. You may recall that the price was original rumored to be $4.99, but when Apple made the official announcement it was at the reduced cost of $1.99 after lots of grumbling within the Apple…
At Apple Gazette we have a soft spot for everything Apple and Legos. If you combine the two you’ll get one very happy team of Bloggers. Continuing our fascination of Lego-ified iProducts is the 5 best Lego Apple creations. 1. A Working Lego Mac Perhaps one of the best Lego creations on this list is…
This is a very interesting video from Macworld 2002. It is the introduction of the iMac G4. In my opinion, the best looking computer Apple has ever designed. I never really understood why the design didn’t last longer…the current iMac looks like a bloated iPod on a stick to me…and I’ve never liked it. The…
Social networking eases onto your iPhone, as though it were your MacBook! One of the many detriments to using social networking sites on a mobile device is that the interface is slow, clumsy and, in short, a shell of what it would be gracing the screen of your home computer. With the latest updates, the…
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