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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.
So the cynicism has died down a bit. I’m still not convinced that this is something I should own, but I’ve thought of two things that the iPad can do extremely well. I made sure to list these as items that can’t be done well enough in any other device. Here we go. I guess…
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…
The iPhone’s Messages app isn’t perfect, but it’s mostly inoffensive. There is one thing, however, that drives me up the wall: the “woosh” sound on sent text messages. Sure, it’s utterly unreasonable to be so annoyed by something so small, but I am not the only one! If you, too, hate the outgoing message sound…
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…
Gone were the days when you always have to carry cash around with you when you go out of the house. Now, all you really need is your smartphone and you’re good to go. Specifically, with an iPhone, you can use this device to pay for anything – be it retail stores, restaurants, or even…
Troubleshooting a Mac can be a pain, especially if you suffer sudden app crashes or kernel panics frequently. And if you click through an error message accidientally, where does it go? Fortunately, it’s saved in an application called Console. But what do those Console messages mean, and how can you interpret its logs to troubleshoot Mac…
TUAW has another great gallery up. This time it’s a closer look at Microsoft’s Office 2008. Office 08 is set to be released in the second half of 2007, and will run natively on both Power PC and Intel based Macs. The Mac version of Office 08 will feature seemless compatibility with it’s Windows counterpart,…
I have this old HP laptop that I got years ago in trade for fixing someone’s Windows box. I haven’t used the thing in years, and for the past three it’s spent its days underneath the buffet in my dining room. After cleaning up the dining room the other day, I found the thing and…
When Apple announced AirPlay last week, I figured that although it was a neat concept, I wasn’t sure who else was going to pick up on it. Apparently, the answer is Denon. From the official page: AVR-4311CI Network Ready For Web Audio, Photo and Multi-Media PC Connectivity Via the RJ-45 wired LAN connection to your…
Apple’s Black Friday deals are posted. Macs are $101 off and iPads are $41 off. IPod Touches are $21 off. You can preview the online deals here.
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