Notebook Review is reporting that Apple has released firmware update 2007-001 that enables 802.11n for free. Originally it was rumored that this was going to cost $4.99…then $1.99…and now it looks like we’re getting it for the price we should have gotten it for in the first place…FREE. The direct link to the update is…
Net4Mac is a new social network only for Mac Users. To make sure none of those pesky PC users can be involved, to access the network you have to download an application. That’s kind of where I stop being interested. I don’t really want to download an app to visit a website. It doesn’t help…
According to Apple Insider some Macbook and Macbook Pro users have been plagued with a keyboard problem since upgrading to Leopard. The problem causes the keyboard to simply become unresponsive at random intervals, while the trackpad and/or mouse (if you have one connected) continue to function normally. I’ve had Leopard on a Macbook Pro for…
There are a lot of reasons you might want to take a screen shot in OS X. Maybe you want to show tech support what error message you experienced, or maybe you want to show your friend a funny conversation you had with your mom. Or, maybe you’re writing an article for, say, Apple Gazette…
As the corporate use of private data grows, consumers are more and more interested in protecting the content of their sensitive communications. Many messenger apps offer end-to-end communication, but email remains the most popular method of communication. It’s also the most resilient to being shut down: while Iran is able to shut down Telegram country-wide,…
Earlier this week we look at Pixen, an image editor for the Mac that is basically MS Paint on steroids…but I know some of you need a little more power than that, but maybe not as much as GIMP has to offer. For you, I present Seashore. From Seashore’s website: Seashore is an open source…
Using the iPhone 4 as your camcorder is nice, but without a solid tripod mount, it’s difficult to get nice, steady shots. Everything looks like you’re watching Cloverfield or The Blair Witch Project. Up until now, I haven’t heard of any steadicam designe for the iPhone 4 – or iPhone at all, frankly – but…
The USB–C connector has been on the market for some time. They’ve been part of the MacBook since 2015, and the standard has existed for far longer. So why does it seem like all USB-C hubs are somewhere between barely functional and basically trash? What is USB–C? USB Type C, or USB–C to its friends,…
Apple Insider is reporting that the 2007 World Wide Developer’s Conference will be held at the Moscone West convention center in downtown San Francisco from June 10th thru June 15th – with Steve Job’s Keynote scheduled for Monday, June 11th. If this is true, it may give us some clues as to when we’ll actually…
Those of you looking to track a loved one will love to know that by the end of the year all Nike shoes will be compatible with the Nike+iPod Sport Kit according to Apple Insider. From the article: “I won’t get into specific dates or executions, but you can expect to see some of these…
You can now get your hands on a Complete NeXT system, including printer, CD-Rom Drive, NeXT Cube, Monitor, and more on Ebay. The NeXT Sysyem, of course, is the computer that Steve Jobs and Co. developed after he was ousted from Apple in the 80s. The system is running, and looks like it’s in pretty…
Depending on how you use your MacBook, you may notice it heating up sometimes. With each process that it runs and every app that it operates, your MacBook’s temperature will rise. It’s totally normal – that’s why each MacBook is built with an internal fan to keep it from heating up too much.
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