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4 External HDs for Time Machine |
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Written by Jacob Head
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Thursday, 25 October 2007 |
 Glenn Wolsey writes, "With the release of Mac OSX 10.5 Leopard just over 24 hours away, if you’re like me you’ll be eagerly preparing for the new operating system. I’ve been asked a few times over the weeks leading up to the launch announcement of Leopard on which external hard drives would be good to hook up for use with Time Machine."
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Written by Jacob Thomason
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Tuesday, 29 May 2007 |
 Harry Andreou over at 88bytes has posted up a blog entry on why we do modding on our own systems. What are the thoughts behind it, why do some do it and others not. Be sure to check out his observations on the beloved sport we call modding.
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Do you like Keyboard Shortcuts? |
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Written by David Jackson
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Sunday, 27 May 2007 |
 Do you use keyboard commands? I do, they save time and allow more control over your mac. We found a site that has what looks like every key combination there is. Check it out.
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Written by Jacob Head
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Saturday, 24 March 2007 |
 While iTunes is an awesome program, anybody who uses it often knows that there are a few things severly lacking. Thank goodness for software add ons! Want easier access to iTune's controls? Try Synergy. Not happy with iTune's ability to fetch art (who is?) Try Fetch Art. I personally have used the latter and find it much more efficient than iTune's horrible album ability. There's plenty more for you to check out at helpero.
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TUAW: Best uses for a Newton |
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Written by Jacob Head
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Wednesday, 21 March 2007 |
 Have a Newton? 10 years after its cancelation, do you still use it? If so, how? That's the question a the folks at TUAW asked. What's your answer? As Mac modders, we have more choices than ever. WiFi, appointments and stat readings just to name a few. Head on over to TUAW and contribute!
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Four Mac apps you've never seen |
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Written by Jacob Head
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Tuesday, 20 March 2007 |
 We've all seen the lists of "top" apps that everybody recommends, but more often than not, they're ones we already know of. What about the great apps we've never seen? Todd Lambert has put together a little list of what he believes are useful apps all too often overlooked in the Mac world. His list includes whatsize and serverskine. I admit, I've never heard of any of his four listed apps, but with a little toying we found that they have great potential. Some of them are just plain spiffy!
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Top 10 free Mac downloads |
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Written by Jacob Head
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Saturday, 17 March 2007 |
Yet again, some clever fellow has released what he believes to be the top 10 free downloads for OS X. This time the list comes from Lifehacker and includes recognizable names like Quicksilver and Adium. There are also quite a few lesser known programs like Unarchiver. If you haven't checked out some of these programs yet, you're missing out!
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Written by Jacob Head
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Friday, 16 March 2007 |
 Needless to say, virtually everybody who is anybody has an iPod of one generation or another. You can find iPod accessories anywhere from 7-11 to Wal-Mart. With this plethora of accessories, there is also a wide variety of programs to help you jam to your favorite tunes your own way. Helpero.com has put together a nifty list of 7 "must have" iPod apps, such as iDump or iPodCopy. MacMod would also add to the list iPodifier and CopyPod. Does anybody have anything to add?
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