The new 27-inch iMacs have had their fair share of monitor issues, including a yellowing pattern as it stays on longer, and even reports of cracked displays upon shipment. Maybe the 27-inch form factor is just too big for the iMac to use functionally, but either way, Apple has decided to put a 3-week hold…
In the never-ending saga that is the fail whale called AT&T, should you decide that you want to have a shiny new iPhone 4 on Thursday, it’s best that you wait in line at a local Apple store. That’s because AT&T has released their iPhone 4 availability statement, and it’s not that great. Preordered for…
Our friends at MacCleaning Pro are giving away 5 copies of their fantastic Mac utility, exclusively to Apple Gazette readers! Want to win one of them? It’s easy to enter.
I’ve got a buddy of mine who’s a programmer. He does iPhone apps, iPad apps, and generally messes around a bunch with Cocoa and what-not. A few months back, he was all excited about the new Dell Mini 9 he had coming. I couldn’t understand why, then he says to me, proud as can be,…
Fans of side-scrolling games are in luck today! There are also lots of handy utilities, productivity apps, and more in this weekend’s edition of Free Apps.
This might be old news, but I just noticed it for the first time today. If it is, go ahead and skip this post. No seriously, go ahead. I’m not going to tell your mom or anything the way I did when you stole my sneakers. I loved those sneakers. Jerk. Now that we’ve got…
Geektool is a program for the Mac that allows you to customize your desktop with far more than just a wallpaper change. With Geektool, you can display live, auto-updating information right on your desktop. This information you can display ranges from small things like RAM used, CPU currently under load, and uptime since the last…
I’m not a huge computer gamer, I’m much more of a console guy. But when Steam came out for the Mac, I decided to try it out. I had been wanting to play Portal for a long time now, I just hadn’t picked it up for my 360 yet – kind of a low priority,…
I love these “Get a Mac” ads. I can’t help it. I know some people find them pompous, but these three are hilarious – and they make me proud to be a Mac user. The first (and weakest) of the three, Counselor, has the duo trying to work their differences out with a counselor…the second,…
Today: a ringtone maker, a cloud note-taking app, an online time tracker, and more games than you can shake a stick at!
It turns out Apple is adding applications throughout the day, so two more apps were added yesterday. An ASV and KJV version of the Bible, priced at $3.99. Although, honestly, as great as the YouVersion.com Bible application (which is FREE) is, I think people are going to be hard pressed to sell copies of the…
Once you get past the gee-whiz factor of your new MacBook Pro’s contextually-aware Touch Bar, you might start to wonder if it can do anything useful. Fortunately, it’s capable of more than meets the eye. You can customize it using some built-in tools, or get serious about tweaking with BetterTouchTool. Customize the Touch Bar with…
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