Today is a big day for the Mozilla foundation. They’re trying to set a Guinness World Record for the most software downloads in 24 hours. The software in question is Firefox 3, the first version of Firefox ever to be primarily built with Cocoa. This version of Firefox also has drastically improved memory handling, and…
Oh, the AppleTV. I have one myself, and although I do appreciate its usefulness, it’s not quite everything that I was looking for. I’d like 1080P resolution, and a bit more flexibility with my library. But alas, that’s not set to happen anytime soon, so I just deal with it until I buy a Mac Mini…
Foul language ahead. Let me take a moment to peel back the curtain a little bit and fill you all in on how I do my job. I spend a good portion of my day hunting down Apple info, and when I get it, I report it to you. Sometimes I wait a day to…
According to Mac Rumors, Steve Jobs and Co have a lot to be happy about this holiday season (ya know, except for that whole stock thing). Traffic to the iTunes music store was up 413% compared to last Christmas…the spike in traffic is credited to new iPod owners flocking to the iTunes music store to…
Steve Wozniak was recently interviewed by The Telegraph, and the big news many sites seem to have pulled out of it is that “Woz says the iPod is Dead!” or “Woz called the iPod a fad!” Of course, if you actually read what he said, you’ll quickly see that neither of those things is true….
It wasn’t that long ago that we told you about the latest MacHeist sale, and one of the programs involved this time around was MacJournal. I downloaded the bundle myself, and although I haven’t played around with MacJournal much, but I’ve got big plans for it. In fact, it was one of the big reasons…
If you’re a blogger who needs to post a lot of images on your site, or just someone who likes to play around with your photos to make them flashier, then you’re probably going to want to take a look at Picturesque from Acqualia. Picturesque is an amazing little program, and the winner of the…
Keep a running tab of how many times you’ve done something today. Find out cool trivia about your own special days of the year. Monitor your Mac’s performance. And loads of games games games!
I’m a little bit OCD. I like things organized in their proper place, and I like things under a certain structure. Nice and tidy is the way for me. Shortly after I got my iPhone, I dove into iOS 4 and started organizing. I’ve been excited about the Folders feature ever since it was introduced,…
Throughout the day I have noticed troubles with the .Mac service. Earlier this morning MacNN reported that the mac.com homepage was down and the service was experiencing extended worldwide outages. While I haven’t had a complete outage, and the website currently works for me, I have not been able to log onto iChat, and have…
The potential of the iPad and the iPhone has led to over a 100,000 available Apps and spawned an entire market for third party accessories. One emerging section of third party iOS accessories has been musical instruments. The latest comes from Akai and turns your iPad in to a full fledged synthesizer. The Akai SynthStation…
So I sat through this whole stinkin’ game (not a big football fan)…and nothin’. What a bummer.
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