E3 2015 has got the tech scene all excited, giving everyone that sense of expectation as to what to look forward to in the coming months. There is a glut of information, as to be expected, but one of the main things that has caught out attention is the announcement that Square Enix is going…
Here is a famous quote by Mother Teresa that inspired a lot of people to work together in diverse situations: “I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; together we can do great things.” This quote is very much applicable to crowdfunding that is present at the moment. Fundraising has been…
So, that Harmony Remote issue…you guys were ON that. Thanks to everyone for their comments, and Mark especially for his Living with Mac screencast that really spelled everything out. I just followed it, and had the thing set up in a snap. Check it out here. In tomorrow’s post we’re going to go over the…
Apple’s sleek, swish products are some of the most commercially successful inventions in the history of technology. Apple has more cash than the USA, and every teenager from London to Los Angeles wants an iPhone 5 to feature on his Christmas list. But it hasn’t always been that way – even Apple, creator of the…
At the height of the “switch” ads one of my favorite comedians, Will Ferrell, made several “switch” parody ads. I’ve run one or two of them before, but the Santa ads are my favorite. Continuing the Christmas theme of the day thus far, I present, Will Ferrell as Santa…
Richard Branson’s magazine for the iPad is set to launch tomorrow according to Mashable. The magazine App, which is trickling out through the various iTunes stores of the world. The App itself is free but issues will be $2.99. We’ll be covering the magazine and review it as soon as it launches.
Rumors have been swirling about what will and won’t be included in the iPad 2. One of the earliest rumors was SD support which was supported by cases leaked from third party manufacturers in China. The addition of an SD slot would have obsoleted the camera connection kit as iPad users could have transferred data…
A quick look at the digital art gallery at Macworld 2009.
Here’s an interesting tid-bit that David Pogue of the New York Times pointed out yesterday. It looks like Apple has quietly eliminated the numerical keypad on the latest Macbooks. When Pogue got a new Macbook recently (I can’t figure out why he did that this close to Macworld)When a reader recently sent David a note,…
Countless of us have transitioned from a Windows PC to a Mac because of the latter’s sleek design and user interface. Packed with a lot of features, it comes as no wonder that Mac is a great option for either a desktop or a laptop. For new Mac users, you might get a little confused…
I’ve been having some issues with having enough storage recently, specifically, holding all of my photography work in multiple locations, as well as having everything backed up via Time Machine. I was considering purchasing a NAS, but for right now, it just doesn’t seem to be the best idea. Instead, I had to figure out…
TUAW is reporting that the Mac Mini may not be as dead at is seems like it is. The new rumor is that the Mac Mini may be getting a refresh that ditches the Intel integrated motherboard design. I certainly hope it’s true. The Mac Mini is what made it possible (financially) for me to…
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