If I had 20 Mac IIs just laying around, I would totally do this. There’s not much more to say about it other than it is simply 20 Mac IIs that a computer store had laying around in the back that they converted into what is possibly the most uncomfortable piece of furniture in history….
iPhone/iPod Touch Applications have been all the talk these past few weeks, but there are other iPods out there that can play games. Today Gameloft has released something new for all of them. Uno is a world famous card game that Gameloft has now adapted for play on clickwheel iPods. The classic game pits players…
UPDATE: Apparently Xslimmer DOES work with PPC Macs. Everyone can calm down now, Jeez – a guy goes out on a Friday night and wakes up the next morning to half a dozen freak outs about this app. My sincerest apologies go out to anyone that was hurt in any way from my misunderstanding of…
This video is actually a collection of 4 ads from the late 1980s. The first one is an Apple ad. Apparently Apple was getting stomped power wise by other computers at the time. This ad asks the question, “Which computer is more powerful? The one with the best stats…or the one you actually want to…
MacWorld is reporting that Adobe will announce an enhanced focus on the Mac today with the upcoming revival of Adobe Premiere for Intel based Macs. The professional grade video editing software will be part of a large production bundle that will include Adobe Encore DVD and Adobe Soundbooth. Adobe dropped Premiere from OS X in…
Activity Monitor does what it sounds like: it monitors the activity on your Mac, keeping track of the system resources that Mac apps are using. It’s a lot like Windows’ Task Manager, revealing all the apps and system processes that are currently running. You might have used Activity Monitor to force quit apps in the…
I love a good free game demo, and there is a new Star Wars one for all of us to try. Star Wars: Empire at War single player demo 1.0 has just been released…right now the file server is kicking kicked in the pants so hard that Bittorrent is the only way to download it…
I’ve had an on again, off again relationship with rechargeable batteries. Being a photographer, I tend to go through dozens of batteries at a time in my flash, and that can get pretty irritating. I’ve spent some time researching the issue, and either the chargers are too expensive, don’t hold *just* the size batteries I want, or…
Apple is set to announce new MacBook Pros next week according to several sources but aside from the obvious processor and graphics updates, not much else is known about the refresh. According to MacRumors, Apple is scheduling its MacBook Pro refresh for February 24th. MacBook Pro stock has been dwindling internationally and this morning two…
In response to the Mac App Store, the developer behind Cydia has announced will be coming to the Mac. Jay Freeman speaking at 360 MacDev said Cydia would be coming to the Mac and would support Apps and extensions not available from Apple. Whether Cydia will be web based or a downloaded App is unknown….
I picked up the following piece from an online forum. It explains quite well what I wish to discuss in the particular blog post. I am sharing it first and will follow it up with some of my own thoughts on the topic.
Donkey Entertainment has THE calculator for all of your scientific types that are constantly working with forumlas. Pemdas v1.0 was just released and it is well worth your time to download if math is your thing. Pemdas takes the work out of entering your forumla information into a calculator, and – instead, like any good…
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