There are lots of slightly amusing, but mostly useless iPhone apps out there. I dislike the fart ones quite a bit, but I’m not totally opposed to the concept of a mostly useless, but kind of fun iPhone App. Take iSteam, for example. This thing has been all over the place in the last 24…
I’ve been looking for a new mouse for the past month or so, with no luck. I was hoping to get something wireless, but didn’t want to lose a USB slot for a remote dongle, and the Bluetooth options I had found didn’t suit my needs. I hated the old Mighty Mouse – right click…
Recording your screen on a Mac used to be a real trial, but it’s become incredibly easy in the last year. The latest version of macOS, Mojave 10.14, includes a built-in application that can capture high-quality video of your Mac’s screen. There are plenty of third-party options if Screenshot is not powerful enough.
iStat Menus is a powerful, customizable system monitoring app for macOS. It lives in your menu bar at the top of your screen, giving real-time system stats. It can report on everything from CPU utilization and Internet speeds to SSD speeds and memory pressure. It’s tightly integrated with macOS both aesthetically and technically, allowing power…
iPhone AppStore Secrets – Pinch Media View more presentations from pinchmedia. (tags: pinch media) Sure – you might think all you have to do to have a hit iPhone app is make some kind of fart noise or boob jiggling application, but there is (at least sometimes) more to it than that. A little market…
I love Hackintoshes. In fact, my primary Mac is a Hackintosh that I built in the long, dark days of no Mac Pro updates. It cost me less and works beautifully with my official Apple hardware. However, it does require a little hand holding, and it’s certainly not the plug-and-play experience you get from running…
I’m assuming this is from WWDC 06…anyway…behold the genius that is Hodgeman.
According to Apple, there are now 100,000 iPad apps in the iTunes App Store. (And you know, gazillions of iPhone apps.) Good thing you’ve got AppleGazette to sort through them so you don’t have to.
Apple has been selling a lot of iPhones out here in the States, and even across the world. But they’re not moving a ton in China, and Lenovo thinks that’s a bad move. This is all according to an article on CNet, where the chairman of Lenovo spoke out about Steve Jobs and Apple: “We…
If you’re a fan of Handbrake – the current regaining king to DVD ripping software for any platform as far as I can tell – then you’ll want to click here and grab version 0.9 of the software. This is a major update with a new UI, and the video quality has been improved through…
I’ve spoken pretty consistently about my love of TwelveSouth products. They’re well designed, thought out, and look great to boot. I have two of them here on my desk right now, and so far, so good. I’ve always been fascinated with their BookBook case for the MacBook, because not only does it provide a stealthy…
The final version of the Aperture SDK has been released by Apple. The professional photo app’s Software Developer’s Kit allows developers to create custom plug-ins for Aperture 2.1, which was the first version of the Aperture software to introduce an open architecture for the application. There are already a handful of plug-ins available for Aperture,…
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