Let’s take a trip down memory lane (Don’t worry, I’ll drive. LOL). If you flash your mind back to five, ten, fifteen years ago, can you remember any product that existed then but has ceased to exist now? Some of the names that quickly come to mind include Yogos and Jolt Cola. I mean, these…
Not a lot of people may have experienced this but, certainly, some of you have. Those random vibrations that your Apple Watch emits so suddenly, what are those? It’s not unusual for the Apple Watch to vibrate with no new notifications or any apparent reason at all. Some people call them “ghost vibration” or “phantom…
Another fine example of how simple it can be to make cool widgets in Dashcode is this new Mighty Monitor widget. It tracks the battery life of your Mighty Mouse and/or Wireless Keyboard. I find this widget very useful for letting me know when it’s time to switch out the batteries in my Mighty Mouse….
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Here is your weekly dose of free iOS apps to download. Have fun! (Note: These apps are free as of this writing; they may go back to their regular price anytime so download the apps for free while you can.)
Yesterday Apple released a new version of iTunes that has the longest description of changes I’ve ever seen from the company. You can read the full copy here: iTunes 8 includes Genius, which makes playlists from songs in your library that go great together. Genius also includes Genius sidebar, which recommends music from the iTunes…
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Boom is a little unique as an application. It’s a software audio interface that sits on top of your existing audio stack, applying sonic adjustments as requested. By installing kernel extensions, it can insert itself between your audio source (iTunes, perhaps) and your audio output (your speakers) and make modifications to the sound. Boom started…
With the 25th Anniversary of the Macintosh upon us, it comes as no surprise that the web is celebrating the milestone with retrospectives on Apple. Over the weekend many sites posted interesting looks back at the history of Apple. Time Magazine posted their Top 10 Apple moments. Read Write Web posted “Mac: 25 Years in…
OS X gives you a simple and effective way to back up everything on your Mac with Time Machine, but what about your Boot Camp Partition? While Time Machine will save everything you want once an hour, one thing it can’t do is save a Windows partition, which Boot Camp just happens to be. This…
I’ve been working on setting up a Mac media system in my house, and no matter what I do, I just can’t make it work the way I want. The AppleTV is great, but I first have to rip things via Handbrake – which takes as long as the movie takes – and then I…
When your hard drive starts to fail, Disk Utility might not be powerful enough to save you. Instead, you might want to turn to one of the big guns: fsck. fsck, which stands for “File System Consistency Check,” is a command-line tool that reviews and repairs the underlying structure of a hard drive. If you’re…
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