If your wired mouse isn’t working, you’re probably out of luck. Those things are generally foolproof and rely on deep system tools like HID configurations to function. If that doesn’t work, it’s probably an issue with the hardware. Wireless mice, including Logitech mice and the Magic Mouse, are far more likely to suddenly disconnect. If…
I’m switching our videos to Revver for the time being, after not being completely satisfied with Viddler. I also like the fact that Revver gives me some format options. Click Here to download Quicksilver Since the iPhone won’t support Flash, but I still want you guys to be able to watch the videos we post,…
There are many reasons why you’d want to password protect your apps on your Mac. One possible reason would be to avoid other people snooping around your stuff. It’s a matter of privacy and some people just don’t respect that. To make sure that your personal data is protected, you can password protect the apps…
The new iPod Nano makes me wonder why anyone would buy the iPod Shuffle. Sure, the shuffle is cheap and all that, but you get tons more storage with the Nano and it’s only a little bit bigger than the Shuffle. Oh, and it’s got a display. But regardless, this small size makes some people…
While it’s not nearly as catchy as Apple ][ Forever, this song is another from that strange and slightly disturbing “The Apple Boogie” album from the 1980s.
Seems like there’s always a different type of iPad bag coming out on the market, and now we’ve got a cool one from incase. It’s called the Field Bag, and it’s a neat little thing. Here’s the official scoop: Our Coated Canvas Field Bag is a low-profile sling-style bag that lets you access your iPad…
TUAW reports that Apple briefly released an Airport Extreme Update (2008-03) yesterday – but pulled it after a few minutes. The update no longer shows up in Software Update, and the page it was on is now missing from Apple’s site. The update was originally recommended for all Intel-based Macs with 10.5.5. It was supposed…
Whether you’re looking for a job as part of a New Year’s resolution, because you want to earn more money or simply because you can’t stand your boss, job searching in 2012 is going to be tough. Thankfully, those many kind folks over at technology-r-us have come up with a host of excellent iPhone apps…
As of five minutes ago, this was what my desktop looked like. Admittedly, it’s a bit more scattered than I typically like to see, but it’s still pretty functional. Here’s what I’ve got going down. I like to watch movies or TV shows while I’m working, because it does a good job of being background…
I haven’t had a lot of need for an iPhone case as of yet. The screen hasn’t got a scratch on it yet, and I like having as little bulk around the phone as possible, but I like this new case from Tunewear. It’s called ICEWEAR and is available for $29.95. The thing I like…
In case any of you were wondering, we will be featuring live coverage of Macworld 2007 next Tuesday. Our coverage will be text only for the most part, but we may be able to throw in an occasional image or two. The Apple Teaser image on Apple.com has sent the blogosphere into a full blown …
While searching through the Apple.com downloads section looking for something interesting to post about, I stumble upon this really cool and useful widget. It’s called EasyEnvelopes, and it does exactly what you would think a widget called that would do. It makes making Envelopes easy. With a simple Address Book search, you have your letter…
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