One of the more interesting notes to yesterday’s Apple announcements is the addition of the new Mini Server, a compact little product that sports two 500 gb drives and Snow Leopard Server, a $499 addition by itself. Mac geeks have been using Minis as servers for years – see macminicolo if you don’t believe me…
I reckon that about 75% of you readers out there know your Apple products. You’ve shopped them all out, you know what you like and you know what you want. You’re the Apple person that all your friends know. As cool as that is, the iPad is not for us. Well, it is for us,…
The big issue with Pages and Numbers on the iPad was finding a way to sync the documents with your workflow. Let’s say I was working on an article on my iPad, and I had to take a break. A few hours later, I was ready to work on it again, but now I had…
On the last day of Macworld 2007, I got a chance to speak with Alykhan Jetha, CEO of MarketCircle Inc, developers of Daylite and Billings, two very robust business management tools for the Mac. MarketCircle Inc, was at CES this year launching their new invoicing app, Billings 2, which is to custom invoices as Apple’s…
When running a successful business, having the right enterprise software is essential. Enterprise software helps businesses optimise their operations, making them more efficient and productive. Without the proper tools in place, companies can find themselves falling behind their competitors. With that in mind, here are six enterprise software programs no company should be without: Customer…
When I was a kid, I used to love Earthworm Jim. It was a fun game which had a sense of humor, was a basic side-scrolling platformer with lots of action, and it looked good for its time, too. So when I was perusing the App store the other day and saw that it was…
In case you’ve been wondering, Microsoft Office has a new version coming out soon, Office 2011. In it is all the usual stuff, all bundled up and neat. Honestly, I’m sure there are a lot of new features, but I haven’t yet gotten my chance to play with a copy yet. But that’s not really…
Ever walk into an Apple store and see those annoying kids using Photo Booth to take pics? Turns out that one of those teenage kids got a bit too aggressive, and typed out a note where he said he wanted to inflict “bloody death” and detonate a bomb at the Apple store. His name is…
Have you had your Mac for a few years? Has it become slow and sluggish? It’s not unusual for a Mac to slow down as its operating system (OS) becomes outdated and years of use eat up its storage capacity. When your Mac starts slowing down, is it time to get a new one? Not…
I’m an organization junkie. Don’t misread that as that I’m a neat freak, because that’s certainly not the case. But I do want everything in their proper space, and I do believe that things just “belong” in one spot or another. When it came to the iPhone, I had a difficult time with my organization…
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Image: Reuters UK Google had their I/O conference last week, and one of their big reveals was the Google TV. The concept is to bring the web to your TV so that you can watch Hulu, YouTube, etc. Sounds exciting. But as with all things Apple, it’s now touted as an AppleTV killer. Here’s how…
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