Well, today’s product update has hit…and it’s nothing predicted by Think Secret or Apple Insider. Instead, we have the iPod shuffle now available in five different colors! From the press release: Apple(R) today announced that the world’s most wearable digital music player is now available in five brilliant colors: blue, pink, green, orange and the…
The folks at the iconfactory have released an update to their easy to use Twitterrific software. Since Twitterrific has proven itself to be very popular, they decided to add some of the most requested bug fixes and features. The new features include: • Added number of characters remaining and limited tweet length to 141 characters…
If you’re a member of the Apple Developer Connection, then you can log onto iTunes and view a new video session entitled ‘Taking Advantage of Leopard Features in Cocoa’. The video is from the 2006 WWDC. The video can help you gain an-depth understanding of Cocoa support, and how to use the Cocoa API in…
Probably one of the best features that iPhones offer to consumers is its camera. Apple makes sure to enhance its capability and quality with each new generation. With such a powerful camera on your hand, you can take pictures and videos anytime and anywhere. Photos and videos can pile up on your iPhone and take…
I have a new life rule. Any piece of software with a title “(blank) vs Zombies” should never be ignored. I’m sure we all had fun with Plants vs Zombies, and it’s high time that the meme continues on to other absurd conflicts against the zombie apocalypse. This time, you control three kids who have…
Spotlight is one of the most under-used features in OS X. It’s ability to not only find folders and files but to act as an application launcher makes it an invaluable addition to OS X. If you’ve ever changed a large number of files on your Mac you may have noticed Spotlight reindexing itself to…
No it’s not because of the holiday sales. The screenshot above shows the Psystar online store pulling out all their stock as part of the terms of settlement with Apple. As you may already know, you CAN get a Macintosh bundle outside Apple, but it’s going to cost you — and the cost has been…
Apple Mail is the default email app that comes pre-installed on any new Mac PC. While it’s fine if you just want to send and receive a couple of emails every now and then, Apple Mail is notoriously basic, especially for power users who use their email app constantly throughout the day for professional reasons. …
I’m a big fan of Sirius Satellite Radio, and I have been ever since Howard Stern made the move a few years back. Every day, around 9 am or so my time, I fire up Pulsar and listen to Stern. Up until recently, I just used Pulsar and lived with it. I liked the app,…
The announcement of the Magic Trackpad the other day, didn’t exactly come as a surprise, but it sure is a cool idea. But what exactly goes on inside of that thing and how does it work? For that, we go to the gadget-stripping team at iFixit, who took a few hours to take apart the…
Customizing your Mac is easier than ever these days. I started combing the web looking for new ways to “trick out†my Mac, and found these 10 links. They offer a variety of ways you can make your Mac your own, increase functionality and ease of use, and Pimp out your UI. Pixel Press Icons…
This week we’re going to have some guest posts here at Apple Gazette. I won’t be going anywhere…I’ll still be posting, and the podcast will still be daily (except for Tuesday, when I will be out of town). There will be at least one guest post a day during the week, assuming everyone gets theirs…
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