Whether you’re a developer or business owner, or a consumer who uses the internet every day, it’s important to remember that to get tasks done, you require a properly working computer. Unfortunately, though, it’s not uncommon for machines to slow down or freeze, particularly if they’re old or overloaded. As such, when you’re using computers…
iPhone overseas, iPod Touch vs. iPhone screen, and more You can subscribe via iTunes, or by RSS feed, or… you can directly download the episode right here. In addition to that, you should be able to play every episode of the podcast directly in your browser by using the widget which is now located in…
Earlier this week it was revealed that Apple had been granted a patent for a wearable camera similar to those made by GoPro – the company that has the dominated the POV action-cam market for years. The news was startling enough to investors that it caused GoPro stock to plummet more than 12%, triggering a NASDAQ alert that temporarily…
Tee hee. Guess what the FedEx fairy just dropped off at my door step? I’ll be back….
The list of paid iOS apps free today is all about games, games, and more games. From cute graphics to dungeons to space – we’ve got you covered. Have a good week ahead! (They’re free now but they won’t be free forever, so download while you can.)
Apple is known for its super slick application icons, but sometimes you just need a change. And you don’t want to dole out $30 for Candybar. While there’s nothing in System Preferences that makes it drag-and-drop simple to change an app’s icon, there’s still a way to do it, and it’s pretty painless.
MacSanta.com is offering Mac Users a 20% savings on every Mac App listed on their site between now and Christmas day. Participating companies include Flying Meat, Rogue Amoeba, Stunt, ThinkMac, Yellow Mug, Unsanity, and at least half a dozen more. To participate, all you have to do is enter the coupon code MACSANTA in any…
The Mac App Store is available now for users and opens its doors with over 1,000 Apps including iOS favorites such as Twitter and Angry Birds. Announced during Apple’s “Back To The Mac” event, the Mac App Store has been anticipated by users for weeks as developers readied their Software for Apple to approve. Apple…
Apple believes that Mac OS X Lion is the easiest-to-use version of Mac OS ever, so they opted not to create a user manual. Having brought OS X more in line with the intuitive user interface of iOS on the iPad, the theory was that users would already know what to do with Lion, and…
After I managed to regain consciousness from my over-the-counter cold/allergy/sinus drug induced semi-coma, I noticed a new guided tour on Apple’s official site. This time it’s a guided tour for the new features of the all-new AppleTV. You can click here to take a look at it. REMINDER – to those of you that have…
Computers are here to do our bidding. When we have boring, repetitive tasks the best possible way to get them done is to get a computer to do them. OS X knows this, which is why there are some awesome tools included in the operating system to give you the ability to automate these tasks…
If you make video calls with Skype on your Mac, you know that the video, by default, is pretty low quality. You can fix this, however, pretty easily. First make sure you have Skype version 2.5.0.85 or newer. Make sure you don’t have Skype open, then navigate to “~/Library/Application Support/Skype/yourskypename/” Find the file called config.xml….
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