Skype Now on your iPhone
Want to make cheap or free phone calls on your iPhone? Well, Skype is now available on the iPhone thanks to IM+. iPhone users can click here to check it out.
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Why Mac Users Need a VPN Service
While the macOS security profile is markedly different from Windows, users don’t typically require dramatically different security protocols. macOS has the benefit of being a far more controlled, “locked-down” OS, with a far slimmer market penetration. Thanks to Windows’ comparative dominance and macOS’ significant differences, very few custom-built attacks are found for Macs in the…
How To: Rename Your Mail Flags For Better Prioritizing
Apple made some huge changes to Mail with the release of OS X Lion. Some of its lesser-known features can make your life a lot easier, but you may not know they’re there. Here’s one of my favorites.
Apple announces “The Complete Led Zeppelin” iTunes exclusive plus contest
This morning Apple announced that they will be offering “The Complete Led Zeppelin” in a digital boxed set that features all 13 of their of their albums for only $99. This 165 track collection in now available for pre-order exclusively in iTunes. In addition to the complete set, Led Zepplin’s new 24 track greatest hits…
How iCloud Will Change Your Life
Is it a backup? Is it a streaming media service? Just what is iCloud? Yesterday, the Worldwide Developers Conference kicked off with Steve Jobs’ usual Apple keynote, in which he covered three major new platforms for consumers: OS X Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud. That last one is probably destined to dominate the headlines, and for…
Wake Up and Smell the Bacon With Oscar Mayer’s Bacon Alarm for the iPhone
What’s the best way to wake up in the morning? For someone who is not exactly a morning person, there is no perfect answer to that, although the sound and smell of sizzling bacon (and coffee!) comes pretty close. It’s a rare treat to have those sounds and smells, though, especially if you live alone…
YouTube Find: Baby Squirrel loves the warmth of a Macbook
Here’s a little Friday afternoon cuteness found via digg…
Data Collection for Growth Hacking
Often seen as a fancy synonym for digital marketing, growth hacking encapsulates the processes that ensure the rapid growth of companies. With every step oriented towards improvement and expansion, the end goal is to turn the business into the most attractive, best-advertised provider of goods and services in the targeted market. With the implementation of…
Is Safari Better than Chrome on macOS?
Once upon a time, Safari was a mediocre-at-best web browser that power users avoided. It was minimal, but also slow and incompatible with web technologies. But all that has changed in recent years. As Mac evangelist John Gruber says, “Safari is a terrific browser.” It feels like a natural extension of Apple’s design philosophy to…
Software Spotlight: Nocturne
Nocturne is a new free application from the creator of Quicksilver. It’s a very simple application for switching your computer to “night vision” mode. Of course, you can already do something similar to this on your Mac just by hitting “ctrl-opt-cmd-8” (Go ahead, try it…it’s fun.) But Nocturne offers some subtle improvements that make this…
Software Spotlight: Desktopia
Desktopia is a great little freeware application for those of you that can’t help but constantly change your desktop background. Desktopia takes it to a whole new level, making your background change throughout the day. It’s bundled with a backgrounds to get you started, but you can customize it however you like. For example, you…
Software Spotlight: Anxiety
I don’t really like the To Do lists that were added to Mail. I just don’t care for my To Dos being in my inbox like email. So, I was really excited when I found Anxiety, a handy, slick little To Do list application for OSX that both stylish and easy to use. The program…