Today Apple released 10.5.3 for us Leopard owners and it comes jam packed with a great deal of new updates and fixes. One of these fixes are aimed at reducing kernel panics, which it does in my case, so what am I getting kernel panics on? A while back I posted on here before […]
I am going to make this quick, head on over to Engadget for their great coverage of the unveiling of Windows 7 (it has multitouch). I will have a full write up on Windows 7 once I get all of the information. Even if your not a fan of Windows this is an exciting event […]
Like many other Mac users today I downloaded the latest version of Delicious to test out one of the most unique programs ever released. Upon launching it for the first time I was welcomed with this screen.
I have been switching a lot of things these days, from Windows to OS X to name one, but recently I did something I thought I would never do, leave MySpace for Facebook. I have been on MySpace for over two years now and I saw it grow from a few million people to everyone […]
By now I am sure some of you have seen the iControlPad for the iPhone, and iPod Touch, in case you haven’t its a third party device that connect via the dock and turns your iPhone into a PSP look like giving you buttons to use with games on the platform. So far the makers […]
I am posing a simple question to all of you readers out there, and here it goes, If for what ever reason you had to choose between having one of two things, television or YouTube, which would you choose? Its a tough question for anyone to answer sure but could you really live without YouTube? […]
Recently I posted on Twitter that I have decided to go cold turkey on Outlook and give Apple Mail and Calendar a try. This wasn’t because I hate Outlook 2007 or anything but because of the hassle I having to open up a virtual machine and so forth. So far it has been a pleasant […]
Recently on Twitter someone who I follow, Daniel Johnson Jr, posted a link to a live Ustream show of the recording of a blog called The Pod 5. It was the first time I ever heard of the podcast, and I am thankful I found it. The topics on the show range on a wide […]
I gave several Linux flavors a fair chance over the past few months but when it came down to it I had to choose a commercial OS with OS X, but that doesn’t mean I left the Linux/Open Source community behind. I use several open source programs daily such as Neo Office, Cyberduck, VLC, and […]
