Quite out of nowhere, Apple has just taken the wraps off of its next iteration of OS X. Dubbed “Mountain Lion,” it appears to be an incremental upgrade (akin to Snow Leopard’s following Leopard) that focuses mainly on bringing popular iOS apps and functions to the Mac. The big take away: there can no longer…
Well, it’s that time of year again, folks. You can pretty much rule out anything but Macworld speculation between now and the big day. Today’s bit comes from AppleInsider, who has an extensive article about what we know about Apple’s iTV so far…which isn’t much. The article speculates on what the iTV will do based…
My favorite Cranky Geek John C. Dvorak doesn’t seem to impressed with the iPhone in this video from CNBC. BTW – I don’t know about you guys, but I’m getting a little tired of writing about the iPhone. Expect some non-iPhone related stuff soon…and some more iPhone related stuff after that. 😉
So, I’m going to get a Macbook Pro in a few weeks…but I can’t decide, should I go with the matte finish or the Glossy Screen? For those of you that might be unaware, the default choice for your Macbook Pro on the Apple site is a matte finish, but at no additional cost they…
Now that the new year is upon us, you’ve probably made some resolutions. Perhaps one of them has been to clean off that beast of a computer of yours and clean off some harddrive space. Unlikely, I know, but I’m having a tough time coming up with an intro for this thing… What WhatSize does…
Free Apps is going weekly, starting with today’s super-size edition with more than 50 apps. Plus, by popular demand: app listings now have descriptions!
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.)
We love shining the spotlight on Independent Software here at Apple Gazette…and we’d like to take it one step further this year by giving out our very own Software Spotlight of the Year Award to one lucky application. The question is…which one? There are dozens…if not hundreds of valid candidates out there… So we’re putting…
Moom might just be the best little accessory for your Mac that you never knew you needed. Once you use it, you’ll never want to live without it.
It’s not that browsing the App Store is such a bad experience that you wouldn’t want to ever use it again even if there were no alternatives. While there are highlighted apps, categories, search, and other functions, there are so many apps available that it’s practically impossible to wade through all of them. Then there…
Looking back at the history of computers, you can see two great ideologies for building computers: IBM and Macintosh. Conventional personal computers (PCs) are machines that run Windows or Linux operating systems. As you have already understood, IBM was the first to introduce such an architecture. Macintosh computers, more commonly known as Macs, are the…
Just a quick reminder, today is your last day to vote for Software Spotlight of the Year: The Nominations for the Software Spotlight of the Year for 2006 Are: Typinator Onyx Disco Art Rage 2 So far, Typinator has a commanding lead from both online comments, can submitted votes. You have until Midnight tonight EST…
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