When Raspberry Pi was announced, it piqued the interested of DIY enthusiasts simply because it opened up a world of possibilities for those so inclined. It also provides a way for children to actually learn how to dabble with hardware and software without having to spend an arm and a leg for equipment. True enough,…
My wife is currently 31 weeks pregnant, and in just a few weeks, I’ll have a bouncing baby boy here at my house. Needless to say, I’m scared out of my mind. But if I’m anything, it’s a planner, so today I started looking around for learning software for the kid. Sure, he won’t need…
Robin Silberling has posted some images of the Taligent OS in his portfolio that give us a better look at the Taligent OS that Apple was developing in the late 80s to be the next-gan Mac OS…but wasn’t. There is extensive coverage of the development of the OS at Wikipedia if you’re interested in reading…
I pondered for a bit a month or so ago about the high cost of software, and about whether or not I should break down and purchase some of the pricier items. Well, it’s been a bit now, and I broke down and bought Daylite for the Mac and Daylite Touch for the iPhone. After…
I love the guys at Iconfactory, and their CandyBar software is the best way to switch icons on your Mac. They also have some amazing collections of icons as well, so check them out. If, however, you’re looking for a free alternative to CandyBar, you may want to check out LiteIcon. LiteIcon is freeware, and…
Ah, technology. We all love it, but fact is, most public schools are running Windows 95 on a Compaq with a 56k modem, making our kids suffer with inferior equipment. Turns out that not every school district is thinking this way, as the Pamlico County Primary School in Bayboro, North Carolina, will be getting a…
The person above is Jason Calacanis, and he’s pretty famous in the blogging world as being the creator of Weblogs Inc, a mammoth blogging company that pretty much everyone has come across in their travels across the intertubes. He also, apparently, is kind of a dick. Last week, as everyone was getting hyped up about…
Apple discounts: you know you want ’em. We’re talking iPads, iPhones, iMacs, MacBooks, and more at the cheapest prices anywhere. Here’s your insider’s guide to hunting Apple discounts like a pro.
Quicksilver fans who are also code monkeys can rejoice today. TUAW reports that the app is now an open source project as a Google Code Project. Hopefully this will speed up the development of the application (which, I don’t know about you, but I’ve been having trouble with in Leopard). Quicksilver is one of my…
Apple has introduced a number of state-of-the-art technologies that help developers generate new efficient applications much more elementary and faster. SwiftUI’s unique evolution makes it easy to create user-friendly interfaces. Cutting-edge ARKit 3, RealityKit, and Reality Composer tools help create attractive elements of augmented reality in applications for business and a wide range of users….
The Apple display lineup has been pretty lacking the last few years. There’s the ridiculously expensive 30-inch flat panel, clocking in at $1799, and then the 24-inch LED Cinema Display, which is great, but doesn’t match either of the iMacs that it would otherwise complement nicely. One thing I didn’t realize about the 24-inch model…
The iPhone and iPad topped eBay’s 2010 top-selling items list but the Mac took top honors on Amazon. The 13-inch MacBook Pro made Amazon’s best selling items list for 2010. The portable pro machine also scored on high Amazon’s bestselling and most wished-for item list.
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