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Tag Archives: apple
eeeMac Runs OS X on an eeePC
I like… I’ve heard some great things about the tiny little eeePC, but this is the best thing I’ve heard so far: it can be a Mac. Twitterer Gregory Cohen has pictures on Picasa of his completed eeeMac, an eeePC … Continue reading
Orb - Live TV on iPhone
That’s it, I REALLY want an iPhone now… You don’t need Steve Jobs’ permission to watch TV on your iPhone any more. And you don’t need to pay the cable company twice. A native Orb client for the iPhone and … Continue reading
iPhone £100 Cheaper? Yes Please!
Ohh, now the question is - do we wait for the 3G version or not… (I think this - if it is true - is a pretty good sign that the 3G version is around the corner). O2 will cut … Continue reading
Hiding Keynote Presentations
I don’t give many presentations these days, but this is a great tip: If you give many presentations on the Mac, chances are you’re using Apple’s Keynote presentation software. One cool feature in Keynote is the ability to demo something … Continue reading
Is the MacBook Air THAT Bad?!?
Finally, a common sense response to all of these MacBook Air bashing articles. I admit - I don’t want one, i’d rather have a ‘regular’ MacBook or a MacBook Pro, but there are people out there that would want something … Continue reading
NetNewsWire’s Now Freeware
This is great news - NetNewsWire, the best news reader on the Mac is now completely free! Not just the ‘Lite’ version anymore, but the full product! This is my default (and only) news reader on the Mac. There’s a … Continue reading
Darwin Calendar Server
At the moment I’m a very happy user of Google calendar and Spanning Sync for all my scheduling needs. But the geek in me fancies playing about with things so I’m thinking about setting up a CalDav server (when time … Continue reading
Top 10 Quicksilver Plugins
I love Quicksilver, it’s one of those applications that makes working on the Mac really really great. Lifehacker has a quick rundown on 10 of the best plugins to help improve your Quicksilver experience: Open source Mac utility Quicksilver isn’t … Continue reading
Stacks Overlays
This is a great idea to improve the appearance (and usability) of stacks in Leopard. Stacks is pretty much Leopard’s only non-eyecandy change to the dock, and it had the potential to be pretty handy, but the fact that the … Continue reading
Stephen Fry on the iPhone
Stephen Fry: I have been using an Apple iPhone now for more than four months. This is due to an unhealthy mixture of friendship with its designer, a slobbery and pathetic love of the new, the possession of an American … Continue reading