Tuesday, May 29, 2007

12 Tips for Mac OS X Address Book

12 Tips for Mac OS X Address Book
The Mac OS X Address Book has loads of features that are often overlooked by most users. Here are a few tips to save you time and let you make the most of Address Book. Includes how to share your contacts, search for attachments they sent you, merge duplicate entries, and automatically put contacts' sites in your Safari Bookmarks Bar.

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Exclusive: A Day in the Life of an Apple Genius

Exclusive: A Day in the Life of an Apple Genius
Apple jealously guards its Apple Store "geniuses" -- the tech-support people behind Apple's Genius Bars. The editors of Mac|Life, however, got two of those geniuses to talk. Here are their unapproved-by-Apple comments on what it's like to work for Apple.

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Monday, May 28, 2007

DRM-free iTunes set this week

DRM-free iTunes set this week
The seeming delay for introducing the new tier of content has been primarily attributed to a desire to offer the entire catalog at once in the unprotected format rather than a gradual rollout. The companies' technicians are simply in the later stages of encoding and hosting the files before they go live, the contact says.

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ModBook Shipping Soon!

ModBook Shipping Soon!
Apple needs to create an ultra-portable like this! Maybe with Multi-touch?

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Sunday, May 27, 2007

Not So Obvious Photo Editor on Mac OS X

Not So Obvious Photo Editor on Mac OS X
Go under Macintosh HD, Developer, applications, then click Core Image Fun House. This fun little application isn't in your applications folder. It lets you add some pretty cool photobooth effects and unique ones to any photo you choose. Won't replace Photoshop but still it's still nice to know.

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Worst iPod Knockoffs Ever

Worst iPod Knockoffs Ever
Could these be the worst iPod knockoffs ever?

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Apple’s Lesson for Sony’s Stores: Just Connect

Apple’s Lesson for Sony’s Stores: Just Connect
RETAIL is supposed to be hard. Apple has made it seem ridiculously easy. And yet it must be harder than it appears, or why hasn
’t the Windows side of the personal computer business figured it out?

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