One of my favorite writing applications, WriteRoom, released version 2.1 yesterday. If you’re not familiar with WriteRoom, I have written about it previously. The thing I love about WriteRoom is that takes away all the potential distractions that my desktop places in front of me. From the WriteRoom blog: WriteRoom 2.1 adds word counts for…
The classy folks over at Running with Scissors have released an ultimate Postal Compilation called the Postal Fudge Pack. The pack includes the original Postal game from 1997, along with the “Special Delivery” add-on levels. It also includes Postal 2, including the multi player “Share the Pain” component, the expansion pack “Apocalypse Weekend”, and a…
At long last, Apple has made the iPhone 5 real. But this was a huge, mega-event that also introduced a brand new iTunes, a “reinvented” iPod line, and much more. Let’s skip the hyper-technical overview and get to what you really need to know.
Interesting news from Apple Insider, who reports on comments from NBC, and that Warner Bros. may be considering pulling a “Universal” and going month to month with iTunes in December. Is it just me, or have the music companies started acting like teenagers of the digital music age? In 2001 and up, they were kids,…
I download a lot of stuff from iTunes. I subscribe to more podcasts than I’ll ever be able to listen to, but I try anyway. With companies like Time Warner trying to put a cap on your download speed if you download an “excessive” (their words, not mine) amount of data, it’s important to make…
Have you wanted to take a quick snapshot in Photo Booth and noticed the image is mirrored? Photo Booth becomes more frustrating when trying to capture anything when text is flipped rendering words unreadable. How do you fix this? The fix is as simple as opening Photo Booth and selecting “Edit > Auto Flip New…
So Thanksgiving is out of the way…bring on Christmas! If you’re not into Christmas, then Merry or Happy [insert your holiday of choice here], but if you DO celebrate Christmas, or just like Christmas stuff, then you’ll digg this screensaver from Skyrocket Software. I find the voice of the screensaver slightly creepy (imagine if Steven…
It’s that time of year when networks are vying to get our eyeballs on their latest shows. Either brand new series, or returning shows – it doesn’t really matter, they want us watching. This year, a number of networks have opted to put season or series premieres in iTunes to drum up more viewers. Here…
Many developers has ventured over to the Mac to develop for the iPhone and iPod Touch since the announcement of the App Store earlier this year. One of those developers is Brian Peavler, who has recently completed his fist app – a game called “Refill” that you can find in the App store for $2.99…
This is why I love YouTube. This video is a from a 1984 local cable station where the Apple Lisa was demonstrated for the first time (to that viewing audience, anyway). The intro is a little long – but this is a great video to watch. In this video Alfred introduces the audience to the…
I’ve been wondering why the Apple store wouldn’t let you pre-order the white iPhone 4, and now, we have a reason, straight from Apple: White models of Apple’s new iPhone® 4 have proven more challenging to manufacture than expected, and as a result they will not be available until the second half of July. The…
Like many Mac users, you believe that your built-in security system is enough to protect your computer from viruses and other malware. For a long time, this has been true. Apple’s highly rated stock security system has kept users relatively safe. Unfortunately, threats have grown more sophisticated in the past few years.
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