The Mac Pro is a beast of a machine and at the cost of roughly $6000 to $50,000, it’s expected to perform like a flagship device from Apple. Of course, anyone who can afford that retail price for such hardware can probably afford some accessories for it, like the Mac Pro wheels which cost an…
Yesterday Apple released the ProRes Decoder tool for Quicktime. This tool will enable Quicktime to play Apple ProRes files, using a codec that provides “lossless, uncompressed HD video at SD data rates” for Final Cut users. This is the very first version of the codec, and playback for Windows machines is included. Click Here for…
The Seinfeld/Gates thing was weird. The “I’m a PC” thing was better, but one could argue that it was a concession that Apple was certainly making a mark if MS had to directly respond. The Mojaive thing was just kind of pointless, because in a controlled environment any OS is going to look awesome. This…THING…in…
Consider this your Public Service Announcement of the day: the latest version of OS X, “Mountain Lion,” is now available to purchase and download. Details after the jump.
Today’s software spotlight is a BIG one. I know all you college kids will be back in school soon, and a college education has probably left you and your family either broke or heavily in debt. With that in mind, the guys at SoftwareFor.org have provided the first Software for Starving Students collection for 2007…a…
Your mother loves you. Love her back. Tomorrow is Mother’s Day, and while it may be too late to order something from Apple.com – you can still shoot by your local Apple Store or other retailer and grab Mom and iPod, iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle, or – if you’re a REALLY good child – a…
If you’re just getting started with Terminal, it can take a while to become familiar with the basic ins and outs of the command line interface. Once you have settled into a groove, you can start exploring some of the extremely powerful utilities available through the interface. One of the most useful is sed. It’s…
As I’ve said before, sometimes the best ideas are the most simple ones. Take this one, for example. It’s called the Glif, and it’s one of the coolest things I’ve seen for the iPhone yet. But let’s have the PR talk for us. The idea for the Glif was first formed when we realized the…
Well, it looks like hell might have frozen over, because Opera Mini for iPhone was approved by Apple and is on the App Store right now [iTunes Link]. And it only took 20 days or so to do it. So how is it? Well first, let me say that this app is optimized to work…
If this works as well as we see it here in this video, people fearing the “switch” because of gaming may have just run out of excuses (although you could argue they already ran out of excuses with Boot Camp…but whatever…it’s late). link via TUAW
In case you didn’t quite get it, notice the sarcasm when I said, ‘Whoop de doo’. It’s like Apple announcements are always TOO hyped up. Honestly. As much as I am an Apple Fan Girl, I can only muster so much enthusiasm about something that’s not so ‘revolutionary’. For this month’s Apple announcement, they released…
Ready to tame your Inbox? Bend it to your will? Make it work for you, instead of against you? Apple’s default email program, Mail, is a more robust piece of software than it often gets credit for. Yet its Inbox still tends to suck up its user’s life instead of simplifying it. If you’re ready…
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