Well, it’s official. Apple has announced an event for September 1st, with the image above being the big clue. So what’s it about? Time for speculation. 1. It’s going to be about iPods. This isn’t a huge stretch considering that September is iPod release month for Apple and has been for years. The big thing…
Well, gaming is certainly getting more active on the Mac. In the last week we’ve had Eve Online, and Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean MMO released for Mac, and yesterday, Apple Insider got a close look at the latest installment in the Quake franchise, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars – which is coming to the Mac…
So I’ve been on an Office kick (especially after seeing Blades of Glory yesterday) so I decided to download the second season of The Office last night. I’ve been meaning to buy the DVDs forever, but decided to go the iTunes route instead since season one looked so good, and it saves the trouble of…
It should come as no surprise to most of you that the comment that was allegedly made by an Intel executive that Apple was working with them on an iTablet is, in fact, not true. In fact, the statement itself appears to be something fabricated by the German version of ZDNet according to Apple Insider….
I love my MacBook Pro, but as stupid as this sounds, I didn’t expect to be taking it so many places. I know, a laptop is meant to be portable, but I just didn’t expect to have to lug it to work every day. Maybe I’m just dumb. Anyways, the top of my MBP isn’t…
By default, macOS contains a pretty impressive collection of screenshot capabilities. But if you take a lot of screenshots, you might start to notice limitations. For example, the built-in capability doesn’t make it easy to take the same sized screenshot repeatedly, and it’s difficult to adjust where files are saved or what format they’re saved…
All this talk recently about the lack of nudity/skin in the App store got me thinking. After all the dust has settled, what apps are left in the App store that are racy? Is there anything that would disturb me as a parent? I decided to do some research and look around to see what…
Most of use web apps like Gmail, Facebook, and Google+ on a pretty regular basis. Keeping each open in a browser tab is the common way of handling these, but what happens when you close a Facebook tab and accidently close another tab with it that you actually needed? How about when a Facebook game…
What, was it just yesterday that I was complaining about AT&T’s lack of tethering after what feels like a millennium? Well this latest report comes from a few different places, including Engadget and MacRumors, so I’m pretty confident that it’s happening, at least on Apple’s end. It looks like the latest developer’s version of OS…
While the feature was removed in El Capitan, native software RAID has returned in macOS Sierra. You can access it through Disk Utility, and the graphical interface makes it easy to configure either RAID 1 or RAID 0. Which RAID? RAID stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks. It’s a protocol that allows users to…
In search of refurbished Apple products but don’t know where to look? Previously, we talked about where refurbished Apple products come from and discussed what buying one entails. In case that article has convinced you to get a refurbished Apple product, we’re now going to give you some options where you can buy one from.
InRussetshadows wrote: It sounds like you expected it to do more or at least do things differently. Do you feel that Apple released it too early, that it doesn’t exactly fit your needs, or that the hype was over-inflated?….I think there is an important distinction to be made between the device’s performance and the availability…
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