Archive for the ‘Tips and Tricks’ Category

If you’re the only user of your Mac, but are afraid of unwanted users getting on your computer? We’ve got a quick and easy soliton for you. In this tutorial we will be showing you how to disable automatic login on your login. This tutorial is pretty basic and doesn’t require any additional software. To start, launch System Preferences on your Mac

When OS X Mountain Lion was released earlier this month, Apple brought many of the useful applications and features from iOS to the Mac. One of these apps includes Notes, a simple note taking application that has been built into iOS since the original iPhone OS

One feature I really liked about OS X Snow Leopard was the fact that I could always see my scroll bars within applications. For some reason I felt good knowing exactly where I was on a webpage or text box. However, when I upgraded to OS X Lion, this was nowhere to be found as more multi-touch gestures were introduced. Fortunately for us, Apple has still left us an option to enable always on scroll bars. While this option is hidden a few layers deep within System Preferences, it’s easy to find with a bit of guidance from us.

If you think you’re close to filling up your Mac’s hard drive, it may be a good time to look and see how much storage you have left so you can budget for a new drive. In this tutorial we will be showing you how to view your available hard drive space in OS X Lion. This tutorial does not require any additional software or plugins. Viewing Available Hard Drive Space To start, look at the Apple Toolbar and click on the Apple Button

One awesome thing about iCloud is ‘Find my iPhone’. This service allows you to track and recover your Macs, iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches if they’re ever lost or (God forbid) stolen

If you’re like me, you probably want to fix your own Mac hardware problems when an issues arises. While this may take a bit more time and effort than simply dropping your Mac off at a repair shop, fixing your own Mac can save you a ton of money in the end

If you love your iPad, but want to add some extra protection and function to your tablet, read on! In this article we will be reviewing an iPad case which does just that. This case goes by the name ‘Alumni’ and is manufactured by Cygnett, a respected name in the iOS accessory industry. In this article I will be giving you my full thoughts on this case and whether or not I think I think it’s worth the asking price of $49.99. Review – Cygnett Alumni Case To start, the Alumni case is a folio style case which is compatible with the new iPad and iPad 2. This means that the case constantly covers the back of your iPad and covers the front of your iPad when the case is closed

Launching applications on boot can save you a ton of time and can increase your productivity.

The 15″ retina display MacBook Pro that has just recently been released is the main focus of many Apple websites and tech blogs. Apple is also pushing the new laptop heavily through television advertising.


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