August 13, 2009
Apple introduced a nice feature called Quick Look in Leopard. With just a hit on the spacebar (or the combination of Command + Y), users could ‘peek’ into the selected file in the Finder (or some other application). Instead of opening each file with their own respective application, this feature is really a great time [...]
March 4, 2009
Since early 2008, all portable Macs (MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air) have introduced media control keys and specific keys for Exposé and Dashboard. These keys, while greatly appreciated for everyday use, quickly become a hassle when playing games, especially FPS games like Counter-Strike and Quake where mapping keys like F1, F2 and so on are [...]
March 1, 2009
Generally, Stacks has been ill-received by the Mac community due to its lack of functionality although it was pretty hyped up before Leopard was launched. In my opinion, Stacks isn’t as bad as most people make it seem. I’ve found several useful reasons to keep it around, one of which is detailed here: Use Stacks [...]
September 24, 2008
xMod is a Mac application that uncovers the hidden features of Mac Leopard and provides an easy way for you to tweak the hidden settings. You can modify the hidden settings via the simple interface, thus avoiding the command lines. Things that you can tweak range from Finder, Safari, Dock to iTunes, and it also [...]
