Leopard is going to be here on Oct. 26th, and I can’t wait. Chances are, if you’re reading this Apple blog, that you’re probably pretty pumped as well. As I was going over the “300” new features (some of which, REALLY shouldn’t be touted as “innovations”), I noticed something that I found a bit alarming…the…
Government factoring companies play an essential role in keeping the government functioning. These companies help government contractors receive the payment government departments owe them. In addition, these companies help government contract vendors, contractors, and other service providers receive the funding they need for work they have completed sooner rather than later. Factoring companies take on…
The demand for vegan and cruelty-free products has increased as more people begin to love animals and get concerned about their welfare. Indeed people are making better choices about their beauty products, fashion, and diet. As a result, the vegan beauty products market has grown tremendously in recent years. Consumers want sustainable perfumes to reduce…
From the “should have done that years ago” department, Apple has finally unlocked full screen mode in Quicktime for non Pro users. Also, iTunes has been updated to fix “minor problems”. So hopefully the “minor problems” that have been bugging the hell out of everyone will be fixed now. You can download it via Software…
I hesitated before posting this (and I’m probably going to regret it) but PVRblog has posted a rumor they just received (thanks to Tom for sending it to us)…and are claiming the validity of is, at best, 25%…that Apple will be licensing Tivo for iTV. I could believe that. It might explain why we haven’t…
Even though a lot of us has moved on to Leopard, when the Simpsons are involved, I have to pay attention. This is a very nice Aqua desktop features Homer from the Simpsons and an Apple logo that resembles the donut from the recent Simpson’s Movie. Enjoy. Update: whoops – forgot to link to the…
The Hess Memorial Macworld Event List has been updated again this year for 2008, and it is your one stop source for everything that’s happening at Macworld. This is the 13th year of publication of the list, and it’s named after Robert Hess of Macweek, and now managed by Ilene Hoffman, a Macintosh Consultant, writer,…
I find myself writing a lot about the Moleskine-inspired iPhone/iPad case, because it seems like everybody and their dog is making one. This is particularly useful with the iPad, because not only will it appear like the iPad is actually just an inexpensive notebook, but it also has a cool look. Just the other day…
I hate cords. At the moment, there are very few things with visible cords on my desk, but unfortunately, some of them I can’t do away with. For the foreseeable future, there will always be a power cord of some type, and since I love my Apple Keyboard with 10-key so much, a cable from the keyboard as…
Using devices based on the iOS operating system without an Apple ID is possible but surely cannot be called a convenient approach. Linking it with such an account allows accessing a lot of various online services that make our life way easier. Despite this, there are still many those who don’t want to create it….
You’ve heard the hype…everyday in January…everyday for a FULL MONTH the team at “the Month of Apple Bugs” Project were going to expose a new Apple bug…they started out with a bang… A Quicktime vulnerability. Admittedly, that’s a decent start. Then came day two…that’s right 48 hours into the FULL MONTH of Apple Bugs we…
Tomorrow is the Grand Opening for Apple’s largest NYC store located on 14th Street in New York’s Meatpacking district. The Apple Store West 14th Street is Apple’s first three-story store. Two of the floors are dedicated to products and a third dedicated to services, including a 46-foot Genius Bar and specially designed areas for workshops…
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