There’s this friend of mine – let’s call him Tommy – who has a really thick skull. See, opportunities get presented to him almost daily, yet he turns them down for one reason or another. Recently, a big freelancing gig landed in his lap which would’ve made him some good cash. But he turned it…
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…
My mother is a big fan of the iPad my wife and I bought her for mother’s day, and it’s completely changed the way she does things. She hasn’t been in Barnes & Noble in over four months, and she used to spend a good portion of her free time at the bookstore. For her,…
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…
Battery life has always been a primary concern for smartphone owners, many of whom struggle to make it through a single day without needing to recharge their devices. With the release of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apple has made significant strides in improving the overall battery life of their phones, but there are times…
It’s been talked about for a little while now, but Opera has been working on Opera Mini for the iPhone. Just yesterday they turned it in to the App store for consideration, and now they have a counter up on their blog – with a contest to boot, taunting Apple along the way. So the…
If you have a loved one suffering from an addiction to drugs or alcohol, there are a few things you can do to help them. But if you try to force the problem, you can waste your time and energy. So what should you do? Set Financial Boundaries For Drug Rehab You’re not alone if…
I had a hell of a weekend. I woke up around 5:30 or so on Saturday morning, and loaded into a Chevy Tahoe an hour or so later, headed from Arizona to California. My friend Chad owns a ’51 Ford Custom, and it was out being lowered at a shop in Los Angeles. It was…
The designers of the Apple TV start-up video have posted some stills of what to expect according to MacRumors. There is still no official word on the exact ship date for the AppleTV, but as I stated in this week’s edition of the Apple Gazette Weekly podcast, my money is on Feb. 28th. You can…
Our current policy at AppleGazette is to never report anything that’s not “hard fact,” but I’m making a one-time exception for this. Because it looks like something big is going down at all the Apple Stores around the world, and that this Sunday is going to be a very special day there that you’ll want…
How many times have you won against the USB cable? I don’t know about you, but I hate it when I keep plugging the USB the wrong way round. And it happens all of the time (okay, most of the time). On a good day, I actually do get it right, but for sure, you’ve…
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