Archive for the ‘Mac-OS-X’ Category

Filed under: Tips and tricks , Mac 101 Courtesy molenlavapit.com If you’re the proud owner of a multi-camera/single Mac household then you’ve probably run into the problem of what happens when you plug in a camera not necessarily being what you intended. For instance, my wife used to have an issue where iPhoto would always launch when she plugged in her iPhone. This was because her Canon camera launched iPhoto whenever it was plugged in via USB. Creig Sherburne has discovered that in Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard , however, camera/application management woes are tackled via an Apple utility that comes with the system.

Filed under: OS , Hacks , Odds and ends , Flickr Find , Snow Leopard What’s better than pictures of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard in the wild? How about a snapshot of Snow Leopard running on a hackint0sh? While this could be a doctored photo, it does show a Eee PC 901 netbook with several windows open on the screen. In the About This Mac window are the magic characters “Build 10A432″, which all good

Filed under: Hardware , OS , Hacks Boing Boing’s gadget blog has updated the list of potential hackintosh netbooks . You can ponder the whole thing or cut to the chase: “…get a HP Mini 1000 or a Dell Mini 9/Vostro A90 .” While the Mini 9 has been discontinued, the Vostro A90 is apparently a rebadged version of the highly hackable Dell and it works just as well as the original. The Eee 1000H also scored highly. There are 21 machines on the chart, each scored across 10 items like working Wi-Fi, Ethernet, sound board and so on.

Apple on Thursday released the next iteration of Logic Studio — an advanced digital audio workstation suite. GarageBand users who’ve hit the ceiling of what they can do with that iLife application should pay attention to what’s new with Logic

Filed under: Audio , Software , Video , Odds and ends Earlier in the week

Apple COO Tim Cook says that even without a netbook or iPhone-based tablet computer in Apple’s product line, the company’s on track with its laptop strategy.

Filed under: WWDC , iPhone , iPod touch , Mac OS X Server Seems a little redundant, doesn’t it? What else would an app named Server Admin Remote do? Well anyway, if you’re in the market for something to remotely administer your servers (to a point), particularly Mac OS X servers, this is one handy and powerful tool. View logs, enable services, even reboot the server all from your iPhone (or iPod touch)

Filed under: Analysis / Opinion , Apple Corporate One of my favorite episodes of The Brady Bunch is ” Quarterback Sneak .” In it, Marcia starts dating Jerry Rogers, quarterback of the Fairview High School football team. Problem is, Fairview happens to be the rival of Marcia & Greg’s Westdale High School, and the two teams are scheduled to play in their annual big game on Saturday.

Learn how Address Book can record URLs for use in Safari, Camino, and OmniWeb’s bookmarks sections.


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