So this weekend, I decided to take the plunge into the world of 802.11n. My current wi-fi router has been acting up, so I decided it was time to get a new one – and I might as well go all Apple – so I got an Airport Extreme. And it didn’t work. That’s right,…
Adobe began shipping Photoshop Elements 6 for Mac today. The software, which was announced at Macworld 2008 in Jan, features new “Photomerge technology” that lets users create a group shot by choosing and combining the best facial expressions and body language from a series of photos, among many other new features. Elements is designed for…
When I was a kid, I used to love Earthworm Jim. It was a fun game which had a sense of humor, was a basic side-scrolling platformer with lots of action, and it looked good for its time, too. So when I was perusing the App store the other day and saw that it was…
In case you’ve been wondering, Microsoft Office has a new version coming out soon, Office 2011. In it is all the usual stuff, all bundled up and neat. Honestly, I’m sure there are a lot of new features, but I haven’t yet gotten my chance to play with a copy yet. But that’s not really…
Have you had your Mac for a few years? Has it become slow and sluggish? It’s not unusual for a Mac to slow down as its operating system (OS) becomes outdated and years of use eat up its storage capacity. When your Mac starts slowing down, is it time to get a new one? Not…
The Mac OS X Clipboard is an essential tool. Where would we be without the ability to copy-and-paste? Yet its also remarkably rigid. You can’t copy more than one item at a time, for example. Nor can you customize how clips are stored or what kinds of things you want to keep indefinitely. Here are…
Let’s get this out of the way right now: I’m a Howard Stern fan. Like him or hate him, the guy changed radio as we know it, and for that, I thank him. Bababooey to all of you. Because of that – and the commercial-free radio offerings – I signed up for Sirius Satellite Radio…
I’ve never been to Haiti, but that doesn’t matter. The atrocities that the country has seen over the last few weeks has been intense, and it’s important to help them out in any way possible. I don’t have a ton of disposable income though, so sometimes I question how much I could realistically give, without…
I received a free care package from iFrogz a while back, and in it was this fancy pair of headphones, the iFrogz CS40s. I’m always on the hunt for good headphones, so I gave these a run for a few weeks to see how they worked. The look is pretty cool, and they fit my…
This whole iPad case thing is getting a little bit ridiculous. I’ve found one I like, but it’s not really what I want necessarily. What I really want is something fashionable, but still masculine looking. Problem is, most iPad cases that I’ve found so far look like man bags, and frankly, I’m just not that…
If you’re a Quicksilver fan, you’ll want to check out this video of app creator Nicholas Jitkoff speaking at Google HQ. He gives a good overview of the app, plus, he explains why he created it the way he did. via 43 Folders
Apple has updated their available refurbished products, including more Intel-based iMacs and completely removing the G5 iMac. Some of the products for sale include an Intel Core 2 Duo for $899 with 512MB of memory, a 24x Combo drive, and a 160GB hard drive – and a Refurbished MacBook 1.83GHz Intel Core Duo with 13.3-inch…
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