Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Apple to update Mac OS X to 10.5.3

According to TUAW, the next version of leopard is to be introduced soon. These updates include

  1. Back To My Mac improvements (I'll settle for it working at all)
  2. Graphics driver performance fix
  3. Issue with Safari bookmarks and .Mac Mail account resolved
  4. Joining AirPort network after wake issue resolved

As stated by TUAW.com

How To: Sync your iTunes Library across multiple computers

Ever needed that one song on your desktop that you kept on your laptop and you need to listen to it now? Here is a quick tutorial to help you managed that daunting task with a simple freeware application, Sync Toy. First download this tool from the Microsoft website. Run the setup. After installing Sync Toy, run it for the first time. In the bottom right it will give you the option of creating a new folder pair. Select that and it comes up with a dialog. Select the left side to be where the folder is on either the other remote computer or this computer (whichever has all of the songs). Then click next and on the next screen, choose echo. (there are many choices to choose, pick the one best suited for your needs. If you frequently are adding songs on both computers, then choose synchronize, it will just take longer). Then run the sync that you just prepared, and watch as songs are copied over. Then, use iTunes Folder Watch to automatically watch and add the new songs to iTunes. This method is Windows only, if you would like me to try to find a Mac solution, post in the comments. If you discover a shortcut or something that is not explained well, also, please post in the comments. Thank you!

Saturday, May 24, 2008

Apple takes delivery of 188 mysterious ocean containers

“The fact that they are importing millions of units, combined with dwindling stocks of the first generation of iPhones,” persuades Peterson that these “electric computers” are, in fact, the 3G iPhones Apple is expected to release in a matter of weeks.

read more | digg story

iTunes errors

Having problems connecting to the iTunes Store? Having problem authorizing your computer to play music? If you answered yes to any one of those questions, then read on for the solutions to fix each problem. First if you have not, try my first possible solution to error 9808 following this link.

The rest of this article was moved here.

Thursday, May 1, 2008

New iMacs

Apple has released new iMacs reaching speeds up to 3.06Ghz. There are now 4 different iMac base configurations to choose from.

Saturday, April 19, 2008

Run Web Based Applications as a Seperate Application

Ever wanted to have a specific web session devoted just for Gmail, YouTube, Google Calendar, Facebook, and more? Now you can with the free software for Mac called Fluid. Fluid allows you to set the website of the application you are using and set the icon of that application. It can be added to your dock and easily accessed.

http://fluidapp.com/

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Automator and iCal on Mac

I just found a new way to quickly and efficiently add iCal calendar events on a Mac. First open automator and choose custom. Then under library, choose New iCal events. Drag it over to the right and select under options "show this action when automator runs." Now save it under save as.. as an application and run it whenever you want. Combine this with the great app Quicksilver and you are just a keyboard shortcut away from creating iCal events.

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

Cheap iPods

Many people do not know that Apple has a refurbished line of iPods on their website. Visit here to browse the line of refurbished iPods that come at a reduced price.

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Extend your iPod Touch/iPhone's functionality

One unnoticed useful feature on the iPhone and iPod Touch is that you can add over 600 web apps to it. These web apps can vary from games to sports news, applications to use for work and maps. Simply fire up your iPod touch or iPhone and point Safari to http://www.apple.com/webapps/ and start browsing to find some web apps. You can add them to the home screen for easy access. You can also delete them at any time you find that you aren't using them.

Monday, February 11, 2008

Leopard 10.5.2 Update is Live, here's what it fixes

Leopard finally gets its second patch, and boy does it fix a lot of stuff. The first patch hit back in November, with test builds of the second making it out a month later. Here's a list of the major things the 10.5.2 patch fixes (including menubar transparency and Stacks).

read more | digg story

Mac OS X (Leopard) 10.5.2 Update Released

Now available via Software Update:The 10.5.2 Update is recommended for all users running Mac OS X Leopard and includes general operating system fixes that enhance the stability, compatibility and security of your Mac.

read more | digg story

Sunday, February 10, 2008

iTunes connection Solutions

Having problems connecting to the iTunes Store? Having problem authorizing your computer to play music? If you answered yes to any one of those questions, then read on for the solutions to fix each problem. First if you have not, try my first possible solution to error 9808 following this link. If that solution does not do the trick for you then follow along for another solution. First close iTunes if you have it open right now. The rest of the article is located here.

Saturday, February 9, 2008

Safari on Mac OS is about to get a speedboost

ComputerWorld reports that the new nightly version of Safari for Mac is super fast compared to the regular Safari shipped with Leopard.

iPhone and iPod Touch rumored to get a $100 price cut

As posted on MacRumors, the iPhone and the iPod Touch could get $100 discounts as early as three months.

Wednesday, February 6, 2008

iTunes 7.6

Apple released iTunes 7.6 to enable users to rent movies from the ITS. To download visit here.

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

32GB iPod Touch

Apple released a new 32GB version of the iPod Touch today. For more information visit this news article.