by Jeff Cutler MacCamp Boston took place Saturday, May 10 at the YMCA theater in Cambridge, MA, bringing together a couple dozen Mac addicts and experts to discuss all things Apple Macintosh. While there was a MacCamp event in California last year, this Boston gathering was the first MacCamp to take place on this coast….
Are you thinking of buying a new MacBook Pro? You may want to wait. MacRumors points to evidence from resellers that their stocks of 15 and 17-inch MacBook Pros are running low. Amazon reports a 1 to 2 month delay on 17-inch MacBook Pros while Apple retains a shipping status of “within 24 hours.” Low…
Let’s face it, following the rules isn’t any fun. Nobody likes rules but put them into the OS X Mail client and suddenly rules are a pretty good thing. Mail rules are instructions your email client follows that tell it how to handle emails automatically. This means you can tell Mail to automatically archive a…
This is one of those cool things that requires a second look. The first time I checked it out, I thought, “Neat. Someone put an iPad in an iBook.” But that’s not what they did. They put an iPad and a keyboard in an iBook. This one has been floating around the intertubes for the…
There is little love lost between Windows and Mac – if any at all – but it usually Samsung that takes potshots at Apple iPhones. This time around, it’s Microsoft that’s doing the mudslinging, although I admit that might be too strong a term. (Although I think I missed a few Microsoft-released videos in the…
The first thing to consider is what type of flight you are booking. If you are booking a long-haul flight, then the best seats would be those in the front of the plane. These seats would offer a smoother ride and more space. If you are booking a short-haul flight, then it is best to…
I meet a lot of people, and I always seem to be amassing a collection of business cards, whether it’s from potential clients or just someone I meet at a networking function. They say the business card is dead, but my rolodex doesn’t agree. There have been lots of business card scanning programs over the years, but…
I swear this isn’t a double post. Yet again, it’s being said that Verizon will be carrying the iPhone in early 2011. The news comes from the Wall Street Journal: Apple Inc. is making a version of its iPhone that Verizon Wireless will sell early next year, according to people familiar with the matter, ending…
I was in line for an iPhone 3GS on release day, just as excited about my new purchase as I was about getting Darth Vader on Christmas, 1982. But of all the new features that intrigued me – faster speed, voice memos for interviews and even just getting a black model instead of my white…
Ok so bear with me, as this gets a bit confusing. Apple has announced that the iPad Wi-Fi + 3G is coming to the US on April 30 for pre-order customers, and everyone else can buy it at 5 p.m. same day. But the picture above is directly from the Apple store, showing the same…
After a year of ongoing post-pandemic shockwaves, an energy crisis spanning from the Russia- Ukraine conflict and a complete crash of the crypto market, it’s fair to say that adaptability has become an even more crucial trait for success for businesses across the globe. The exponential growth of fintech these past few years has been…
I’ve been working from two offices recently, which can be a bit of a chore. I’ve talked previously about how I’m essentially duplicating my home setup at the new office, but one thing hasn’t been duplicated: my backup system. At home, I’m currently using a 1TB Western Digital My Book to run my hourly Time…
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