I’ve always been a big fan of the “Get a Mac” ads – and sometimes I gripe about them focusing on Vista’s problems, but after Microsoft’s recent advertising “attack” on John Hodgman’s “PC” – I was curious as to how they would respond…and they did it in the best possible way…. and…
Adobe’s next version of Photoshop is looking pretty interesting. Video’s from Adobe’s site showcase some of the interesting things you can do with the software, including creating 3-D (as in red and blue glasses) images, and many, many more features. One feature that will be Mac only, though is Multi-touch. Wired writes: The big Mac-specific…
I was posting another Knight Rider related story over at TV Jab – and it became necessary for me to find a picture of Val Kilmer (since he has replaced Will Arnett as the voice of KITT in the series) – and low and behold, look what I found: You throw just a little more…
ShadowClipboard has been called “The Clipboard that Apple Forgot”, and it does more than I ever though a Clipboard program could or would. The program hangs out in the status menu area of OS X, or you can call it up via hotkeys. You can choose to run it as is, or customize it to…
Ready for the week? Here are free iOS apps to have a nice start. (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they will go back at regular price anytime.)
Yup – this wins. Hands down. These Phone Fingers allow you to touch your iPhone without ever having to get those nasty smudges on the screen. Instead you can walk around looking like a total freak with one two black rubber fingers. Yeesh. click here if you want more info.
I hate cords. At the moment, there are very few things with visible cords on my desk, but unfortunately, some of them I can’t do away with. For the foreseeable future, there will always be a power cord of some type, and since I love my Apple Keyboard with 10-key so much, a cable from the keyboard as…
MacOS Sierra was recently released and I’m finally excited about a system update. Sierra is another step in Apple’s plan to dominate everything, with the HomeKit app and Apple Pay, I feel even more helpless without my phone or laptop on me. Add to that the fact that I’m about to order the new watch…
I love icons. Especially now that we’re at the point with Leopard where we have large, detailed, beautiful icons to look at. The team at the Iconfactory make some of the most beautiful and best designed icons I’ve ever seen. It’s a hassle, though, to go in and manually change out your icons every time…
Using devices based on the iOS operating system without an Apple ID is possible but surely cannot be called a convenient approach. Linking it with such an account allows accessing a lot of various online services that make our life way easier. Despite this, there are still many those who don’t want to create it….
If you use your iDevices for work or school, the iPhone in your pocket is probably filled to the rim with apps that are supposed to make you more creative, more productive or more attentive, and we’ve spent some time pointing out some of the best apps for saving time or working more efficiently, but…
Macworld reports that Apple has confirmed the previously rumored dates of the World Wide Developer’s Conference to be June 11-15 2007. With Leopard set to launch during the first half of this year, you can bet that we’re going to see it unveiled at the WWDC Keynote this year. On top of that, the iPhone…
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