TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: iPad Popular Science takes an in-depth look into the makings of The Elements: A Visual Exploration for the iPad, the app that's had many reviewers nearly swooning with giddy geek pleasure. The article is written by the original book's author…
6 April 2010Macworld
Scrapbooking sounds easy, but like all crafts, it's the details that count. Here are some simple rules that will make your scrapbooks shine.
5 April 2010Macworld
Sign up for Google Voice and you get a new phone number that works as a virtual switchboard for all your incoming calls from all your various phone lines. Making and receiving calls with Google Voice is easy, but setting up the service requires a bit of…
5 April 2010TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: iPad iDisplay is one of those apps that you receive as a press release in your inbox and just when you're about to move on, it suddenly hits you exactly what that app does. And you go "Oh man! Yes!" In this case, iDisplay transforms your…
3 April 2010TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: iPad Agile Web Solutions, the company behind 1Password, has laid out what I have seen as the most sensible model so far for pricing on iPad apps. They announced on their blog how the new apps will work: They are selling 1Password for iPad for…
3 April 2010MySQL Performance Blog
I often hear suggestion to use system call to avoid caching in OS cache. We recently made patch for , which supposes to create archive without polluting OS cache, as like in case with backup, you do not really expect any benefits from caching. However…
3 April 2010Planet Mozilla
2 April 2010MacOSXHints.com
I often use Windows software on OS X, and I do like PortableApps as they do not need installation. For running Windows software, I use Wine (the open source relative of Crossover), and I always create an icon to click on to open Windows software. Creating…
2 April 2010MacOSXHints.com
One of Snow Leopard's advertised new features is the much more ambitious 'wake for network access' functionality. What was previously a setting only used by geeks and network administrators -- people who readily knew what a 'magic packet' was and how to…
2 April 2010Macworld
The Stylus Pro 7900, with its UltraChrome HDR ink set, excellent print quality and highly flexible paper handling, is definitely the gold standard in wide-format photographic printing.
1 April 2010