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The 5 Main Benefits of Going Fully Remote
Remote work is becoming increasingly popular as more businesses are recognizing the benefits of having a remote workforce. Going fully remote offers a range of advantages for both business owners and employees. Not only does it provide more flexibility and freedom, but it can also lead to increased productivity and cost savings. In this article,…
Apple’s Catching up to McDonalds – Over 3 Billion Apps Served
It’s been 18 months since the App store was first introduced, and today Apple announced that they’ve passed the 3 billion apps downloaded number, Now sure, not all of those apps cost money, and not every one costs $9.99 either, but no matter which way you slice it, that’s a whole lot of money in…
How To: Get Ready for OS X Lion
Mac OS X Lion could arrive… well, any time now, really. Apple refuses to give a solid release date, but most insider reports put its release window in early July. Is your Mac ready for the huge changes that Lion will bring?
6 Tips To Make iTunes Better
If you have an iOS device like the new iPhone 5S or iPhone 5C, you know the pain of being forced to use iTunes on a consistent basis. Since the launch of iTunes 11 the interface and functionality of iTunes has changed dramatically, making it nearly impossible for the average user to find his or…
MacBook Backpack Goodness: incase Backpack
I seem to have a problem with bags. I don’t know what the problem is really, but I always seem to be searching for the next big thing. A while back – pre Apple days, back – I purchased a Swiss Army backpack. This thing had everything I wanted and needed at the time, and…
Apple extends Early Registration for WWDC to May 11th – Why?
Apple announced twice yesterday that it as extending the registration for this year’s World Wide Developers Conference. First, it was mentioned in the press release announcing that Steve Jobs was giving the keynote. Then later in the day, Apple sent out another email to developers letting them know that the early registration discount had been…
CES iLounge Quadrupled in Size, Sold Out in 3 Days`
iLounge’s iPhone and iPod-centric pavilion at CES has sold out in only 3 days…and the area has had to be quadrupled in size to meet demand. I think it’s safe to say the “Expo” part of Macworld may be in some serious trouble. It is certainly possible that many of these companies could appear at…
How to Transfer Photos to Your Mac Without Plugging in a Camera
We live in an increasingly wireless world. It is becoming rarer and rarer that we actually plug anything into our computers these days, as so many devices now come with built-in wireless networking of some kind. That’s good news for laptops like the new MacBook, which has just a single USB-C port to share with…
Apple buys Quattro Wireless
Man, it must be nice to have a lot of spare cash laying around like a certain Apple company I know of. According to the Quattro website, they were just purchased by apple. To quoth the VP: Happy New Year from Quattro Wireless! We are thrilled to let you know that Apple has acquired Quattro….
5 Alternatives to macOS’s Finder
The built-in Finder in macOS is a great tool for simple file management operations. Like all Apple software, the Finder is good-looking and well-suited to the majority of possible use cases. But if you’ve got a ton of data to move around, or you’re a little more picky about your controlling your file flow, you might…
….And We’re Back
So – that wasn’t fun. The other day Apple Gazette got slammed with a bunch of traffic – the site was killed…you might have noticed. Long story short – we’re back, things are great, and the site is now on a much more robust server. Thanks for all the emails and tweets. Back to work.