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…
Mother’s Day is coming up, and those of your still looking for the perfect gift, may want to take a look at a new kind of Printer called “Presto”. I first saw the Presto printer on an infomercial styled ad on BBC America. It looked like one of those ideas that really should have been…
If its one thing that is constant in the “cult of mac” its irrational speculation. I have been guilty of it myself a time or two, and its a phenomenon that I have yet to fully understand. The simplest things can lead to unbelievably wild speculation about what Apple is (or probably isn’t) doing next….
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
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…
The days of Mac being synonymous with no-good computer games are long over. With the evolution of the iPad and the serious advances in app games, everybody is playing something. From Fruit Ninja to first person-shooters to Little Digits (an app that teaches toddlers to count), there’s something for everybody. iPad gaming accessories have become…
This upcoming Christmas, you can give yourself a gift courtesy of Apple and Shazam in the form of six months of free Apple Music subscription! Apple has partnered with a music app, Shazam in order to give its loyal Apple Music subscribers a generous gift this season.
I have a MacBook Pro, and although I love it, one big problem is the lack of USB ports. I almost always need a hub of one kind or another, so that I have enough room to plug in my mouse, external hard drive and everything else that seems to have a USB cord on…
When a society invests in its people’s education, it makes a significant contribution to that society’s development and prosperity. Education empowers individuals to make positive contributions to their families and communities across many domains, leading to a more vibrant and secure society. We need to know why education is so crucial to the betterment of…
There are strong indications that Apple’s next generation tablet, the iPad 3, is already being manufactured and will probably be announced and ready to sell by March, which is just in two short months. A March 2012 release date is actually within the grounds of possibility because it is a schedule that fits with the…
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