Mac maintenance is far from glamorous, but if you take good care of your Mac, it will take good care of you. Onyx makes maintaining your Mac easier. Onyx is a free software package that collects a variety maintenance tools, scripts, and Terminal commands into one easy-to-navigate GUI. For first time users, there’s a lot to…
Just like humans and animals, gadgets also age. Most, if not all, computers start to slow down after a couple of years. It’s not just the age that affects your computers this way but also how you use them in the first place. You’ll notice that your Mac might be starting to boot much slower…
As Apple continues development of OS X Lion to keep up with a Summer release date, there are murmurs of the OS hitting Gold Master. However, Apple has yet to give developers an initial Release Candidate A month ago Apple released a Beta of OS X Lion through the Mac App Store. The current release…
With all the iMac, keyboard, iWork, and iLife hubbub last week, the release of the latest version of Boot Camp just sort of got lost in the crowd. Version 1.4 has been released and included the following updates: – Support for keyboard backlighting (MacBook Pro only) – Apple Remote pairing – Updated graphics drivers –…
The first time I learned about iPhoto’s Faces and Places feature, I wasn’t exactly excited. Did I really need my photo management app to recognize my friends and family’s faces? Fast forward several months later, and wouldn’t you know? I love it. Especially Faces, which- after a bit of “training”- organizes my photos according to…
The Apple hockey puck shaped mouse shipped with iMacs in 1998. It was hard to hold, uncomfortable, and cheap feeling. It was a terrible mouse. The guys at cNet UK think it was SO terrible that it’s one of the worst tech products ever invented. I tend to agree that it was an absolutely horrible…
Loop Rumors caught wind of this Chinese Knock-Off iPhone. The device is made by Chinese electronics maker Meizu, and is called the M8. The device looks shockingly like the iPhone, but the specs are actually quite different. The M8 phone is smaller than the iPhone, with a 3.3″ touch screen that sports a 720×480 resolution,…
If you’re a Leopard user and preferred the hierarchical popup menus from Tiger, then you’re going to want to check out Quay. Quay menus run right inside the dock, and bring back the old pop up hierarchical menus along with several new features. The application is built in Cocoa, and does not hack the Dock…
Evernote is a very interesting application/service that I’m trying out based on high recommendations from a Twitter friend. So far its looks very interesting. you can get an idea of how it works from the demonstration video above. Having received an invitation into the beta, I now have 20 invites to give away to users….
One of the best features of owning a Mac is the built-in ability to create PDF files from any document, and view those files without the need for Adobe’s Reader software. But sometimes the PDF functionality that Apple has included in OS X simply doesn’t provide all of the tools we need to create, edit,…
Security enthusiasts have likely noticed that folders can’t be directly password protected in macOS. However, you can still protect your data by placing the folders and files in password-protected containers. This has the effect of protecting your folder and the files it contains with a password. You can password protect folders in macOS using the…
Scootinger found this in the first issue of MacAddict from 1996. It bars more than a passing resemblence to the popular ‘Get a Mac’ ads that are currently running on television…and also, sadly, it points out one undebateable fact… The PC guy will always look like the PC guy, and the Mac guy will always…
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