Sometimes your Mac’s network activity can seem like a black box. There aren’t that many system tools for analyzing network activity, and Terminal commands like netstat vomit a ton of data that’s hard to sort through and understand. Fortunately, you’re not the only one that wants to find and control the apps using your network…
TUAW has a link up to an amazing tutorial for you After Effects users that shows you how to make those streaks of light generated by the iPod Nanos in the latest iPod commercials. The video tutorial is very informative and easy to follow, and the source files are even included – so get out…
Just last week, Apple subtly announced that macOS will eventually be dropping support for 32-bit apps. In some future version of macOS, 32-bit apps will no longer run on macOS. These apps must be updated to 64-bit architecture by their developers or stop functioning completely. For now, the apps will work fine, but it’s unclear…
Want a quick way to find a file that you’re looking for? Sure you can use Spotlight, but if you like digging through folders there is a way to open multiple folders at the same time. First Command-Click on all the folders that you want to open. Next, press Command-Right Arrow and those folders will…
A lot of problems can make you want to fix messages. Maybe you can send messages but not receive them. Maybe text messages work, but iMessages fail to send. Maybe all your messages come through, but you can never reply to a conversation. Perhaps you see multiple conversations for every contact based on where the…
Apple today made several announcements at NAB 2007 – new products introduced include: Final Cut Server – which is designed to take the grunt work of video editing away from your standard computer and put it on a centralized server. A 10 seat license for FCS is $999, with an unlimited seat license costing $1,999…
It’s generally not advisable to use these when underwater, but the sheer geek thrill of being able to listen to music while you’re swimming is orgasmic. It can be done, for a price, and that’s adding a huge bulk to your dive equipment. I’m referring to the complete H20 Audio iDive 300 — a huge…
Radar Online reports that Justin Long (the “Mac” from the “Get a Mac” ads) will not be appearing in the next round of “Get a Mac” ads. Was he fired or did he quit? Well…that’s unclear, but his rep had this to say: “Justin’s a movie star, not a commercial guy.” uhh…right. Long most recently…
I need your help. When I spent my days using a Gateway computer and Windows XP, I used Microsoft Money to do my bills. It wasn’t pretty, but it got the job done, plus it had a few features that I really liked. Seeing my cash flow forecast is really nice to have, and paying…
Google maintains a multilingual database of published language. By scanning books en masse, Google is able to process the text and provided statistical data-based frequency of word appearance. With the Google Ngram Viewer search tool, you can search through that voluminous statistical data rapidly and effectively. By comparing the relative popularity of words, you can…
The sidebar in Finder can be used as an application launcher just like the Dock. It’s very simple. Just take the an Application that you want, and drag it over into the Sidebar area. The icon will appear and clicking it will launch the application just like The Dock. You can do the same for…
If you’re looking to make video tutorials on using OS X, or any Mac program, Screen Mimic is an app that can save you time, and lots of headaches. With Screen Mimic you can record your desktop and then encode the recording in Flash or Quicktime. From software demos, to flash demonstations and tutorials, Screen…
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