I was pretty excited about the recent news that Google has committed better support for us folks on the Mac. I’m a recent convert myself, much like some on Google’s Mac team (though not exactly a 100% switcher, since I usually work on my PowerBook and Windows-based laptop at the same time–I do a lot…
Last night saw this video on Digg. That was an Apple commercial about the Internet, and how it was changing the world. All very true (if the Internet hadn’t changed the world, then I certainly wouldn’t be doing this!) The video above, however, isn’t that video. I found this video looking at the recommendations of…
Word has it that a new vesion of the Flash player will be available for download later today, featuring H.264 support and more. The new features include: * H.264 playback support. You might recall that Apple is a big proponent of H.264, which every video sold in the iTunes Store encoded in it, and working…
AntiVirus software?!? Really? Ok, look – I’ll be the first to say that no computer Mac or PC will ever be 100% virus proof – but, to me anyway, virus protection software for your Mac is like buying an extended warranty plan for a book. It’s just plain unnecessary. This Yahoo article almost makes it…
Disk permissions seem like a big deal on the Mac. If you’ve ever done much troubleshooting, you’ve probably heard “repair disk permissions” offered as a solution at least once. Users that migrated to macOS from Windows might find this whole thing a little baffling. Why are disk permissions so important? How do they become damaged?…
Macworld is reporting that MacAddict is changing it’s name to Mac|Life. Of course, the “blogosphere” instantly lit up with opinions about this name change, some of which were very negative . After reading MacAddict Editor-in-Chief Rik Myslewski’s explanation for the name change , I think it’s a good idea, and a very smart move for…
I love Stumble Upon…you can always find something interesting on the web…tonight I came across this post from CreativeTechs from late last year. They have gone through great pains to gather all of the paper Macs that you can cut out and fold together from all over the web. The list of Legacy Macs available…
Quick, where is a witch doctor? Help! My iPhone is dead! The deceased corpse will weigh down a fiber pocket until a USB charger is found, or until a blowfish potion designed to raise the undead can be concocted. Avoid the dead iPhone scenario: download the free “Battery Magic†App. Once an Apple user relies…
Parallels is offering a holiday timed sale to help those of you interested in running Windows on your machines do it a little cheaper. If you have two machines in the house, you can now get two copies for the price of one. Of course, if you and a friend only have one machine each,…
In today’s gigantic special edition, there’s a wind tunnel simulator, a download helper, a people skills book app, and almost 20 games!
Put up a Google Alert for “Steve +Jobs” and see what you get. I recently discovered that Kuo Design has printed a page with every Steve Jobs magazine cover he’s ever done, all in one place. This one above is my favorite, but there’s a brief story as to why. I’m a car guy, and…
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