My Popular Articles
- Boot Snow Leopard in 64-bit or 32-bit Mode
- How to Use a VPN with Your iPhone
- How To Disable Rosetta on Your Mac
- Use Glims to Change Safari's Search to Yahoo (or Any Other Engine)
- Using SIPS to Resize Images in OS X
- Top Three Plugins for Safari
- iWork 09 Review: There's a New Office in Town
- Three Ways to Hide Files in OS X
- Read & Write NTFS Natively in Snow Leopard
- ColorSchemer Studio 2 Review: Create Color Palettes for Any Occasion
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The Best Free Office Software for Mac OS X
Mac users are likely familiar with many commercial office suites such as Microsoft Office or iWork. Did you know, however, that you can get most of the same functionality of those programs without having to spend a dime? We take a look at two applications...Published on January 15, 2010 to Mac Platform
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iWork 09 Review: There's a New Office in Town
For almost as long as PCs have existed, Office has reigned as the dominant suite of business software. In 2005, Apple released a moderately successful competitor dubbed iWork. We'll try the latest iteration of iWork which has a few excellent enhancements...Published on January 14, 2010 to Mac Platform
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The How and Why of Installing Firefox on Mac OS X
Many Mac users feel comfortable running just Safari on their Macs because it's a great platform. However, it's important to have another browser, such as Firefox, installed just in case there's a site incompatible with Safari. We'll make...Published on January 13, 2010 to Mac Platform
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Battleship: A Classic Board Game for the iPhone
The game of Battleship has now arrived for the iPhone thanks to Electronic Arts. Available for just $2.99 in the Apple App Store, Battleship aims to faithfully recreate the classic game while at the same time jazzing it up a bit for the iPhone audience...Published on December 31, 2009 to iPhone
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Top Three Plugins for Safari
Safari is undoubtedly one of the best browsers available. Like Mozilla's impressive Firefox, Safari allows similar extensibility through the use of plugins. We take a look at the top three plugins that every Safari user should have, regardless of...Published on December 27, 2009 to Mac Platform
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ColorSchemer Studio 2 Review: Create Color Palettes for Any Occasion
Arguably one of the hardest tasks for any web or photo designer is to create attractive color combinations. Many a site have been ruined by unattractive, ugly colors. ColorSchemer Studio 2 aims to alleviate much of this work by suggesting different color...Published on December 11, 2009 to Mac Platform
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Using SIPS to Resize Images in OS X
Mac OS X contains a really awesome command line utility that lets you batch resize images in an extremely easy fashion. Scriptable Image Processing System, or SIPS for short, gives you an easy way to resize images without worrying about scripting, Photoshop...Published on December 8, 2009 to Mac Platform
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Three Ways to Hide Files in OS X
We've all got some files we'd like to hide. Whether it's a financial document detailing your net worth, a mockup for a client that cannot be seen by other people, or some other file that you don't want some pesky user seeing, hiding any...Published on December 8, 2009 to Mac Platform
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How to Use a VPN with Your iPhone
If you need to set up a VPN for your iPhone, you'll notice that finding the VPN section and getting all the options right can be challenging. This article will show you how to set up your iPhone to use a L2TP, PPTP or IPSec VPN. It also provides some...Published on November 30, 2009 to iPhone
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Asphalt 5 Review: Great Racing for the iPhone
We take the latest iteration of arguably one of the best, if not the best, racing series for the iPhone out for a spin to see if it's worth the $6.99 price tag.Published on November 28, 2009 to iPhone