The i360 iMac Turntable is an interesting accessory for the iMac. It makes sharing your iMac display easier and more convenient with the person next to you and even to the person behind the iMac. All you have to do is turn the display with the push of your finger. The i360 is extremely easy…
I’m a big fan of docs. I don’t like my desk getting cluttered up with miscellaneous gadgets and doo-dads, just waiting for something to fall off and get broken. Docks put everything in their place, make it all look nice and neat, and they’re convenient. I came across this on the intertubes today, and I…
A while back, I wrote about the Verizon Mi-Fi. I’m a big fan of the concept, because it brings the reliability of Verizon’s network to my iPad, iPhone and MacBook. It’s also really expensive: $60/month. So let’s say that hypothetically, you want the portability of a Mi-Fi, but only want to give a 4G signal…
One of the things I find the most useful about the Alias feature in OSX is the ability to have files remotely stored on NAS, and still play them as though they were locally on your system. To do that, all you have to do is create an Alias of any file you have. For…
The day before the iPad Wi-Fi+3G was announced, I went to my local Apple store to talk to an employee about how the process was going to be handled. While I was there, she mentioned that I should buy my accessories now, because soon they would be out of stock and I’d want to get…
The first .Mac Web Gallery has come online, which should give you a chance to try it in action and see how Apple’s Web 2.0 app is going to work. Click here to try it out.
Apple is well known for producing expensive products. Part of it is brand recognition, part of it is market forces, and part of it is reputation. If you want an Apple device, you’ll likely need to spend some money. But you can get what is essentially a new device for at least fifteen percent less…
Sendstation has announced an interesting little extender for your iPod or upcoming iPhone. This dock extender will allow you to keep your case on your iPod at all times. There is nothing quite as annoying as having to remove your case everytime you want to dock your iPod. It gets old quick. With Sendstation’s new…
By using titles, you can add text to your Final Cut video projects. This could be something like the title of a video, the location of a scene, the role of an interviewee, or a source for archive footage.
If you’ve been having trouble with your Macbook or Macbook Pro keyboard, Apple has finally fixed the problem, and you can download the update via Software Update on your Mac right now. Apple has also sent 10.5.2 out to testers. It will not have a tremendous amount of new features, but should have some serious…
Late last week Apple acknowledged the growing problem with new iMacs freezing. As of yet, I still haven’t recieved a report from a single Apple Gazette reader that this is problem…but I have recieved almost two dozen responses from users who aren’t having problems. That doesn’t mean there isn’t an issue of course, I thought…
I’m a video game guy. My wife and I own every Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony console produced, and even a few Sega ones for good measure. As a result, I’ve played Assassin’s Creed I and II, and had some mixed results. I put down ACI after getting to the final level because it just pissed…
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