iLife ’06 – too good for my iBook
Well, I shan’t be rushing out for iLife ’06, since the System Requirements make it apparent that a G3 just won’t cut it. I’d like to buy a new iBook, […]
Macintosh
News about Macs, the Mac OS and other Apple products.
Airfoil 2.0 – Time to get another Aiport Express!
Rogue Amoeba have just announced the new version of their software which allows you to send audio from any OS X app to your Airport Express (not just iTunes’ AirTunes). […]
Come on, Jobs
Hmmm. This sucks. Jobs has been going for an hour, and so far the only new things he’s talked about are a device to turn £200 of iPod into £4.99 […]
Firefox 1.5
Oooh, new Firefox. Wow, fast! Ahhh, doesn’t look and feel as nice as Safari. Aha, now it can look like Safari. I still prefer the look and feel of Safari, […]
AppleJack
A mac enthusiast friend has pointed me at this totally excellent utility. It’s a life saver if you have an OS X problem and don’t have your installer disk handy, […]
GoogleX
Cool, OS X version of Google, with magnifier.
Tubetrack – Coolest Widget Ever?
I think it maybe… What you need to do is get the widget and then run an instance for each station you want to keep an eye on trains for… […]
Remote Control for iPods
Hey, this looks really cool: The Apple remote used with the new iMacs and their front row software can also control iPods via the new iPod Universal Dock.
Yay! Minesweeper for Mac
Cool. Just watching Numb3rs, and when he gets bored of the mathematical giberish he starts playing Minesweeper. But on OS X! I hadn’t even thought to look for a Mac […]
Aaargh, want to know about new macs!
Apple seem to be blocking live coverage of their media event. I want to know the minute any possible new video iPod is announced! Tell me more about Photo Booth […]
At Last: Digital Radio on the Mac
Elgato have updated their EyeTV software to version 1.8.3. As well as close integration with the excellent new Toast 7 there is now official support for DVB Digital radio. This […]
.Mac upgrade
Yay! Storage quadrupled to 1Gb and Backup 3.0 for .Mac members. But what are these groups of which Apple speaks?