Archive for the 'Mac OS X' Category

Obviously the biggest news this week has been the news that Mac OS X ‘Leopard’ has gone Golden Master1 and then hours later Apple announces to the world that Leopard will arrive on Friday 26th October at 10am PDT (which just so happens to be the day I get paid, coincidence? I think not…). [...]


So anyone who’s drooling over the new Stacks feature in Leopard, look no further. You have always been able to do the same kind of thing in OS X, it’s just Stacks are making it into pretty eye-candy as well as making it easier to use. If you want to emulate the Downloads [...]


It looks like I’ve gone and given up on my blog again, but I promise you, I haven’t. Slow news brings very few blog posts. So when things pick up a bit, so will I. But I am soldiering on with my Tips of the Week and Picks of the Week, so [...]


So this is one I didn’t know my self until recently, and unfortunately it’s another Key command (I know, I’ll get something different for next week). So, have you ever had several windows open that belong to the same app and you want to get rid of them all at the same time? [...]


So what happens when your Mac just becomes really sluggish because of that one App that’s hogging all of your resources and you can’t get the Force Quit dialog open because the Menu Bar is beachballing and you can’t get Activity Monitor launched? Most people would give up and wait for something to happen, [...]


Dashcode it!

30Apr07

Firstly, I know, I know! I’ve been really slack with my posting since the New Year, but I’ve been trying to concentrate on my A-Levels and I’ve got exams soon so hopefully I’ll be able to spend more time procrastinating and posting interesting posts here.
And now, to the feature presentation: I have finally got around [...]


Ok, so I didn’t post the news immediately, it’s mostly due to the fact that I have been drooling over the new iPod Nano. I know of plenty of people that hate it, and were glad to see the back of the iPod Mini, but it is damn sexy.
the iPod Shuffle, while still being [...]


So after a good few weeks of using my iMac, I am now confident that I have found a winning combination of apps that can satisfy all of my needs. They really are very good, and so inevitably some of them have to be paid for, which of course I can’t do, having no [...]


To this day, I have yet to understand the reason for Apple’s decision to create an inconsistent interface across the board with several major styles used to varying degrees throughout the system. Toss in a little pinstriping (unfocused windows), a little brushed (Safari, iTunes, & Finder), and last but not least, lets throw in [...]