Due to the onslaught of the pandemic this year, a lot of companies had to resort to working from home. This was an imperative move to continue their operations whilst keeping their employees safe. The same can be said to schools and universities that have continued to launch learning programs online. One of the most…
Robin Silberling has posted some images of the Taligent OS in his portfolio that give us a better look at the Taligent OS that Apple was developing in the late 80s to be the next-gan Mac OS…but wasn’t. There is extensive coverage of the development of the OS at Wikipedia if you’re interested in reading…
Here’s an ad that I haven’t seen before. Released to promote Apple’s Lisa, this ad stars a young Kevin Costner in a performance that may be just as good as any he’s ever done in his career.
As we approach December, it’s a time of year that is very bad for technology news. Most, if not all, of the new products that are going to be released have been released, and there is going to be a drought of news over the next month or so, until the Macworld 08 rumors start…
Steve, the developer of Netflix’s download service, gave Gizmodo some explanations about the selection of movies on the service, the reason for a lack of Mac support and so on… Basically Mac support is coming in 2008, and isn’t already here because Apple doesn’t license its DRM. (Of course, if you have Parallels or Fusion,…
I love the guys at Iconfactory, and their CandyBar software is the best way to switch icons on your Mac. They also have some amazing collections of icons as well, so check them out. If, however, you’re looking for a free alternative to CandyBar, you may want to check out LiteIcon. LiteIcon is freeware, and…
Demo is the operative word, but boy oh, boy! Old school gamers who are on iOS (and Android) are going to have a blast in the very near future. Source Nintendo is now touching the mobile gaming sector – mobile as in phones and tablets – with their push to provide classic games to iOS…
The Samsung Galaxy S22 is one of the most powerful smartphones available today, with a plethora of features that make it an ideal choice for those looking to stay connected and productive. Its impressive specs, including a powerful processor, a large battery, and a range of impressive cameras, make it an attractive choice for those…
The person above is Jason Calacanis, and he’s pretty famous in the blogging world as being the creator of Weblogs Inc, a mammoth blogging company that pretty much everyone has come across in their travels across the intertubes. He also, apparently, is kind of a dick. Last week, as everyone was getting hyped up about…
Apple discounts: you know you want ’em. We’re talking iPads, iPhones, iMacs, MacBooks, and more at the cheapest prices anywhere. Here’s your insider’s guide to hunting Apple discounts like a pro.
The new Mac Mini rumors continue to fly, this time with the support of an unedited photo that may or may not be the box that the new Mac Mini will ship in. As I write this its 5:00 am CST – so far nothing has appeared today to suggest that we’re getting new Mac…
Wolfenstein 3D for iPhone put me in the mood for some classic FPS gaming – and, for me, it doesn’t get any better than Quake. For those of you that may not be familiar with it, Quake was the 3rd FPS franchise created by ID Software. First there was Wolfenstein 3D, then the DOOM series,…
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