November 11, 2009
Those who frequently work with portable Macs should really consider reading this article. I’ve been dealing with some internet connectivity issues at home recently and as a result, I’ve had to bring my MacBook to Starbucks where I get to leech off free wifi in exchange for a Chai Latté. Sure, that temporarily connected me [...]
November 6, 2009
I’m a huge web geek and I spend hours, literally, crawling the Internet for cool apps and ideas for my next article. Sometimes I’ll stumble upon a really great application, then another one and another. Before I know it, my browser is filled with opened tabs and Safari is hogging up all the memory. I [...]
September 18, 2009
What would you do if you (a) had multiple Gmail accounts; (b) only used Gmail’s web interface to read and send emails; (c) needed a way to be notified of new mail and; (d) didn’t want to set up a desktop mail client? To be totally honest, there aren’t many solutions for a problem like [...]
September 14, 2009
A dozen of social networks have graced us with their presence but not all of them stood up to the test of time. Luckily, a small social network called Facebook has what it takes to keep us clinged on and socially addicted to pokes, growing gifts and those weirdly entertaining flash games. As if it [...]
September 3, 2009
As a person who lives from one deadline to another (and barely survives to another day!), I’ve accustomed myself to regularly check the time. That’s why I rely so much on the Mac OS X menu bar clock display. However, for whatever absurd reason, Apple does not give the clock a calendar display. We have [...]
May 3, 2009
Not every application needs to always shows itself to be functional. Some just do their job quietly in the background while some hide themselves until they are needed. These are the perfect explanation on what menubar application do. Other positive points, they are really tiny ““ most are less than 1 Mb in size. Some [...]
April 11, 2009
Even though the Mac runs more smoothly and more stable compared to Windows ““ thanks to its stable UNIX core – it still needs maintenance nonetheless. Most of the time, the main maintenance processes are done automatically in the background and in the time when most of the users are not using it ““ a.k.a. [...]
