Rogue Amoeba makes some cool software. Audio Hijack Pro is an essential program for anyone even thinking about podcasting…but that’s not the one I’m talking about today…today I want to point you toward a little free app from the Rogue team called Memory Cell. Memory Cell only does one thing, but it does that one…
“There is a police checkpoint up ahead, baby!†shouts the voice of Austin Powers. The free App “Trapster†turns any iPhone into a GPS police locater. Keep an eye on speed traps, red light camera’s, speed camera’s and police checkpoints, before they get more than an eye on you! The must have application is available…
Another fine example of how simple it can be to make cool widgets in Dashcode is this new Mighty Monitor widget. It tracks the battery life of your Mighty Mouse and/or Wireless Keyboard. I find this widget very useful for letting me know when it’s time to switch out the batteries in my Mighty Mouse….
Want to print a document directly from your desktop without even opening the application? Here’s how you do it. Open System Preferences>Print & Fax Then click ther Printer Setup button, then press Command-L to show the Printer List dialog. Click on the printer you would like to use, then go up to the menu bar…
We’ve talked before about the concept of hiding your iPad in a book, and there are plenty of examples out there of iPad book cases that you can buy for varying prices. Here’s the latest version that I’ve found, and it’s called the Pohutukawa edition, case #3. For $60, it can be yours, and it’ll…
Following the introduction of the Nike+iPod sports kit, which plugs into an iPod Nano and tracks various aspects of running, such as distance, paces, time and calories burned, Nike is set to release yet another gadget targeted at iPod users. The Nike Amp+ bracelet will serve as a wireless remote control that works via Bluetooth….
Digg.com appears to have made a change that makes it more difficult (i.e. requires more “diggs”) for Apple related stories to make it to the front page of the social news site. Is this just for Apple related stories, or is it an across the board change in Digg’s algorithm? It’s possible that this change…
Boom is a little unique as an application. It’s a software audio interface that sits on top of your existing audio stack, applying sonic adjustments as requested. By installing kernel extensions, it can insert itself between your audio source (iTunes, perhaps) and your audio output (your speakers) and make modifications to the sound. Boom started…
With the 25th Anniversary of the Macintosh upon us, it comes as no surprise that the web is celebrating the milestone with retrospectives on Apple. Over the weekend many sites posted interesting looks back at the history of Apple. Time Magazine posted their Top 10 Apple moments. Read Write Web posted “Mac: 25 Years in…
Just this morning when I logged on to Facebook, I saw two (2) people update their statuses (status? statii? sp?), saying that they recently bought a Mac and are having a hard time getting used to them. One specifically said, “Trying not to hate Mac… why oh why did I have to be a PC…
I’ve been working on setting up a Mac media system in my house, and no matter what I do, I just can’t make it work the way I want. The AppleTV is great, but I first have to rip things via Handbrake – which takes as long as the movie takes – and then I…
This…unique…video might not seem to have any Apple connection at first, but this is a bit of Apple history. This video appeared on the original Quicktime 1.0 CD-Rom from 1990. It was originally encoded at a resolution of 160 x 120, 8 bit color, and 8 bit audio. I don’t have any details on exactly…
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