There has been some talk over the weekend about why Apple hasn’t yet moved to adding Blu-Ray drives to its computers. Some seem to think that now that the “format war is over” that Apple should be saddling into the Blu-Ray bandwagon (which they originally committed to at the start of the Blu-Ray format) and…
For the entire month of February, Sentinel: Mars Defense is free. If you’re knee deep into Plants vs Zombies, or any sort of tower defense game, Sentinel is definitely something you’ll appreciate. Given that you’re pegged to survive a series of 60 alien rushes armed to destroy your Mars gate, you’ll have an array of…
If you’ve ever wanted to play around with your legos or action figures and create some kind of stop motion animation movie, then you’ll want to check out FrameByFrame 1.1. This freeware application will allow you to create stop motion video in seconds using any camera connected to your Mac. Your movie documents can be…
Apple’s Mail program has been the same essentially for years. And even with the Exchange support added with Snow Leopard, the company’s main e-mail program really is lacking in features. Power e-mailers have turned to other options and as a result, the program sits in the dock, lonely and unused. So how does Apple fix…
When dealing with unusual files, looking at the actual bits that compose the file can be hugely valuable. If nothing else, you can read the file’s headers and decipher its purpose. Editing hexadecimal code is a complex business, but it can be done with a variety of hex editors in macOS. What is hexadecimal code,…
Even though Apple Gazette in NO WAY endorses piracy of ANY KIND, if you’re into that sort of thing (and shame on you if you are) then you’ll probably really dig this custom etched iPod. Now, I’m off to watch the Doctor Who Christmas Special…that’s right, I’m getting on a plane, and flying to England…
While the DVD might not be the popular format it once was, plenty of users still have them and employ them. But unless you want to throw all your DVDs in the trash, you need a way to preserve your DVD-based content for the future. To accomplish that, you’ll need to get it on to…
For those you that might have missed it on other sites, Apple reported their preliminary fourth quarter results yesterday during a conference call. Rather than repeat the same news here that you’re seeing all over the web, let’s just briefly say that things are looking up for Apple. Here is an excerpt from TUAW report:…
Is your external display not working on macOS? Try out these tricks below to get things back online. Start With the Dumb Stuff When you’re troubleshooting, always start with the obvious stuff. Any tech expert knows that dumb mistakes are as frustrating as they are ubiquitous. Restart your Mac, check physical connections, reseat cables. Look for…
I was thinking about the design awards today, and I thought it would be a good idea to do a post on the Top 5 Apple Designs of all time…but – man – that’s a hard Top 5 to pick… So, I thought I’d ask for your feedback and see what you guys think… What…
Brajeshwar sent us a useful How To for those of you looking for a way to get SVN integration right in Finder. This is a good tutorial, including screenshots to help you along, so if you’re wanting to get “under the hood” of your Mac and intergrate SVN into Finder, now’s your chance: Do you…
Three…Two…One…Splat! The sound of a flagellant time-bomb rips through the air in a crowded subway. Almost instantaneously, the entire throng of New Yorkers inside the car leaps aside. A space of a foot around is left encircling the clever iPhone’s owner. This is the rendered effect of using the free “AtomicFart†application. This custom farting…
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