New York Times columnist David Pogue, got a chance yesterday to sit down with Steve Jobs and Phil Schiller. In that meeting he also got the opportunity try out the iPhone. He sent emails, made a phone call, and discovered that some features aren’t yet ready. In his article he expresses concern over the smudgyness…
Shiira is my favorite web browser. I’ve been using it for a few versions now, and it just keeps getting better and better. I still use Firefox and Safari sometimes, but my primary browser is Shiira, and they have just released version 2.0 of the project. The idea behind Shiira to create a browser that…
Apple outpaces the other top five US PC makers in the first quarter in terms of Mac shipments according to a research firm. Apple shipment rose by 32.5% to 1 million units, compared to 762,000 Macs shipped in the same quarter last year. Apple ended the quarter with a 6.6% market share and placed No….
My Dad is a woodworker. Not by trade, more by hobby, but it’s definitely something that he enjoys doing. The first time I saw this setup, I knew that it was something my father would love to do himself if he had thought of it. So here’s the deets: It’s a wooden tray designed to…
The iPhone 5 took the consumer market by storm, and in spite of what the critics have been saying, this phone continues to be one of the most coveted gadgets today. If you have already jumped into the iPhone 5 bandwagon, you are probably also in the market for a case that will not only…
Want a Christmas Tree for your desktop? Ok…here ya go. X-Mas Tree is one of over 20 really pointless application from the developer formally known as StimpSoftâ„¢. All StimpSoftâ„¢ software is billed as 159% free…and thankfully the creator knows how useless his applications are…still, there are some – ah – interesting programs in his collection. …
With the 5th anniversary of the iPod coming up on Oct. 23rd, Newsweek sat down for a chat with Steve Jobs. As most would assume, Jobs and Co. aren’t too worried about the Zune’s chances at taking the world by storm. When asked if he was worried about Microsoft’s upcoming players, Jobs had this to…
Before anything else: I was given a special coupon to try AppMakr out expressly for this review. Also, if you want to try it out for yourself, there’s a goodie at the end of the post! There’s no question that iPhone apps are huge now. Over 3 billion apps have been downloaded from the App…
Omar Shahine, a Microsoft Employee, and blogger – posted his thoughts on Boot Camp 1.4 this weekend. He’s very impressed with the improvements, including the use of the Apple Remote to control iTunes and Windows Media Player, as well as the on screen graphics that Apple has added for adjusting volume and ejecting disks. His…
Video conversion is a process used for the transition between different container formats and codecs. They are the encoding algorithms for video and audio streams. Video codecs have the power to convert the video stream, but they require different audio codecs to encode sound. This means your video codec requires a kind of digital box:…
Skype fans rejoice! Not only has the team behind Skype listened to all of our little complaints about the Mac version of the Skype client and fixed them in this new version (2.6), they have also included several features that were previously Windows only, and added a brand new feature that is a Mac Exclusive…
Terminal, sometimes called the command line interface or CLI, is a text-based program for interacting with your computer’s deepest levels. But while it gives users more power, it also ditches the graphical interface we all know and love. This can make learning Terminal tricky, and not a little bit daunting. Fortunately there’s nothing to be anxious about: great…
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