I lived in Framingham, Massachusetts for most of my younger years, which of course, has made me into a huge Boston Red Sox/Celtics/Bruins fan. The Patriots? Not so much. Tom Brady stole my girl. Anyways, one of the things that Boston is notorious for is crappy traffic. The Big Dig screwed up most of downtown…
James Colby has created an awesome Mac mod. He had gutted a classic Mac, and replaced its inner working with an LCD display and a Mac Mini. He’s using it for a Jukebox, but this could be your full blown Mac if you really wanted. He gives instructions in the article on 123macmini about how…
As I mentioned the other day, I’m going to be doing some work at a local magazine, and part of the deal that I worked out involved setting up my workspace with everything I needed. Since my computer is mobile, I needed to make sure my other components came with. Essentially, I wanted to recreate…
The Xbox One controller is one of the finest handheld controllers on the market. It’s a case study in usability and ergonomics. The total lack of major changes over the years is a testament of just how “right” Microsoft made the Xbox controller. No hard edges, everything is in easy rich, comfortable with any hand…
In a blog post a developer for Sun Microsystems announced that Sun will help to port Open Office to OS X. Currently NeoOffice is the only native version of Open Office for OS X. It is still possible to run Open Office using X11 in OS X, but an official native port is LONG over…
Arrivas has released some new headphones that work with your ipod shuffle and effectively make it “wireless”. Basically they wrap around your head in a sort of zig-zag pattern with the shuffle plugging in at the back of your head. There is something incredibly creepy about these things to me…probably because of the plugging in…
If it’s one thing that I’ve learned from the problems I’ve had getting the podcast delivered this week, it’s that I don’t know enough about RSS feeds. Luckily, however, I found this solution from Reinvented Software. Feeder is an application for building, editing, and publishing RSS feeds on OSX. The interface is very similar to…
I think its safe to say that Spore is one of the biggest game releases for the Mac in a very long time – some might even say ever. There has been a great deal of build up for this title, and with hype like this, sometimes its hard for a game to live up…
I have to admit that the Apple fan that I am, I am a recent switcher. The first time I started to use a G4 eMac as a personal computer was at work early 2005. But having left the corporate grind for a mobile/telecommute/freelance writer’s life left me without a Mac for a few months…
According to Mac Rumors, the latest version of Leopard, 9A343 was seeded to developers on Thursday night. The last version seeded was on Dec. 13, 2006. Apple actually has itemized a few of changes to Leopard from the last seed, including: – HIToolbox provides new HIRect/Point/Shape-based Window Manager API for resolution independence compatibility – Tab…
A week or two ago, I waxed poetic about Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac, which is set for release on October 26th. After a few quick e-mails, I was in contact with one of the MS press team, and just today I received a free press copy of Microsoft Office for Mac 2011. It’s going…
Wow…the iPhone has been out for a little over a week, and the rumor mongers have already kicked it into overdrive. It’s seriously getting out of hand. Either people are just flat out making things up left and right, or Apple has a serious leak. Let’s start with Think Secret who are bringing the whole…
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