The sudo command, short for “superuser do,” is the most powerful command prefix you can use in Terminal. It elevates your account privileges temporarily, allowing you to run commands that would typically be prohibited. With this power, you can do serious damage to your system if you’re not careful. Always exercise due caution before using…
Apple has announced that the deadline for developers to get their application in for the launch of the App Store is July 7th, 2008. That’s this coming Monday, so for those of you that almost have you applications finished, you may need to spend the holiday weekend scraping all the bugs out of your new…
As a writer here on Apple Gazette, I take it as my personal responsibility to get you – the readers – the latest and greatest Apple products as they hit the market. Today, I have realized, that I failed you. That’s because PodBrix, makers of some of my favorite Lego-inspired toys, has produced a plush…
So, you’re at the beach. You see some dude walking around with an iPhone, and scantily clad women are continually coming up to him and asking to see how it works. He is a hit with the ladies…you conclude it is because of his iPhone…you do not have an iPhone…so you think quickly…what’s the next…
One of the most unique features of Apple products is iMessage. It’s basically a messaging app designed by Apple that can be used in iPhones, iPads, and Macs. While it usually works fine in any of these devices, there are times when you might encounter iMessage issues using MacOS. These include messages not sending through…
Pomcast (which is currently suffering from the “Digg Effect”) has discovered something VERY interesting in the iPod Notes Feature Guide at developer.apple.com (you’ll find it on page 10)- Take a look at the image to the left to see what we’re talking about. (click on it for a larger view) This is the first direct…
This week Apple has introduced three new ‘Get a Mac’ ads for your entertainment. ‘Group’ sees PC joining a support group for computers that have Vista installed on them. ‘Pep Rally’ has PC leading a cheer for PCs that turns into a showcase of Mac features and accolades, and “Sad Song” is a “country music…
Yeah, some people shy away from it these days, but I’m saying it! Merry Christmas to each and every one of you! If you don’t celebrate Christmas and are somehow offended by me wishing you well on the 25th of December, then Happy Tuesday! I recently watched “The History of Christmas” on the History Channel,…
Over “Buy the limited edition (OVER)RED fonts and art packs and 100% of the proceeds (RED)’s fight against AIDS. All (RED) monies go to the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. Over is proud to be a (PRODUCT)RED™ App Store partner.” While the app itself is free, you can lend a hand to…
OS X Lion could drop any day now. We could be mere hours away. And there’s one feature that a lot of Lion users are going to want to switch off pretty much immediately. Here’s how.
Technology users rely on outsourced technical support for a range of issues, from diagnosing glitches in their devices to troubleshooting complicated software problems. Without it, the tech industry would be unable to provide comprehensive solutions and ensure user satisfaction with cutting-edge products. By connecting experienced professionals with customers around the globe, outsourced technical support continues…
The Apple Blog reports that Circuit City is selling a line of “Collector’s Edition” iTunes Cards. The cards are valued at $25, and as a bonus, include some interesting Bonus Features from the shows listed on the cards. The shows include: 24, Prison Break, CSI, CSI: Miami and CSI: New York. Depending on which show…
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