If you purchased a Mac after January 6, 2009 that doesn’t include iLife ’09 Apple has a new “up-to-date” program for you. You can get iLife ’09 for only $9.95 plus tax. All you have to do is complete the order form and provide a photocopy of a dated, itemized sales receipt or packing slip…
Apple just issued the following statement: iPhone has already passed several of its required certification tests and is on schedule to ship in late June as planned. We can’t wait until customers get their hands (and fingers) on it and experience what a revolutionary and magical product it is. However, iPhone contains the most sophisticated…
If you’re interesting in having a Mac-tablet – and you already have a last-gen Macbook lying around – you might be interested to know that Axiotron is now offering a service where they will mod your existing machine for around $1,300. Getting a Modbook direct from them, for comparison’s sake, will cost you about $2,300…
If you’re building a website from scratch on an Apple computer, there are a few things you can do to better your building experience. Sure, the Mac store has plenty of room for improvement, but when you know where to look, there are a select handful of Mac applications that can change the way you…
Apple Arcade is Apple’s very own subscription service for video games. It’s also the company’s answer to the rising popularity of such gaming platforms with the likes of Google Stadia poised to dominate the market. Now, it seems like the company is going through with its own plans by featuring more of Apple Arcade in…
Invoicing apps are essential for small businesses, freelancers and established businesses to reduce time spent on invoicing, increase efficiency, and also help save thousands of dollars each year. Just by the sense of using a project management system, software and apps reduce errors and automate your estimation companies workflow. Many contractors also supplement their tech stack…
When Apple released the new iPhone models back on September 10th, many saw the new iPhone 5C as the cheap iPhone everyone has been talking about. Complaints about the 5C started immediately and have persisted through to today, with comments about Apple cutting orders of the colorful brother to the iPhone 5S and how many…
Since the Mac’s inception typography has played a monumental role at Apple. Designing the first digital typefaces for the Mac was influenced by the analog world and later sparked a war between Adobe. The progress made at Apple in developing typefaces has formed digital typography into it what it is today. The info graphic I…
The news is packed with reports of huge data breaches. A quick survey of the last few years revealed a huge array of verified data breaches that exposed everything from credit cards and Social Security Numbers to work history to the full contents of credit reports. A concerned observer might wonder just how hard these…
Note: There is nothing dirty in this ad…it’s just a pretty hilarious ‘Get a Mac’ ad…with a shred of truth to it…:)
“Never do anything twice” is an old programming maxim. And yet, faced with a computer capable of powerful automation, folks choose to instead manually repeat tasks. Programming is hard, after all, and it takes a while to learn. But you don’t need to be some kind of crack coder to automate a few things. With…
Here is a nicer shot of the new iMac. You can see more at Apple.com
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