Archive for October, 2008
Whispers Suggest a Mid November iMac and Mac Mini Update
News| No Comments »Fudzilla claims that they’ve been hearing whispers that iMac and Mac mini updates could be coming as soon as November 10th. They are not particularly confident about the date which would fall on a Monday.
While we don’t place too …
Microsoft parks "I'm a PC" recording booth outside Apple Store …
News| No Comments »Apple Stops Mac Mini Shipments to Retailers, Says to Expect No More [Rumor] · MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News found this 10 days ago on gizmodo.com. 3 · Welcome to Cocoatech · Macsimum News found this 8 days ago on www.cocoatech.com …
MacBook Airs Arrive, Unboxing Photos
News| No Comments »The new version of the MacBook Air has arrived and one reader has posted unboxing photos to Flickr. Another forum member has also received the latest MacBook Air.
Apple revised the MacBook Air during their October 14th media e…
Multi-touch behaviors on new Macbook/Pro Unibody
News| No Comments »Four-finger swiping on multi-touch trackpads have a few interesting behaviors not shown in the Trackpad System Preferences panel.
As documented, a four-finger down swipe executes Exposé, while a four-finger up swipe shows the desktop. Without any intermediate steps, a four-finger swipe (up or down) will bring the windows back to their prior locations. The System Preferences window makes it appear as though after swiping up, the user must swipe down to return to a normal view, and after swiping down, the user must swipe up to exit Exposé.
However, when using Exposé, it is possible to scroll through the Exposéd windows using two-finger scrolling in any direction. Then a four-finger swipe up or down can be used to select the highlighted window as the new frontmost window.
With Spaces active (i.e. more than one Space being shown), two fingers can highlight different spaces. A four-finger down swipe activates Exposé within the Spaces; a four-finger up swip…
Select Mail.app sender for iCal invitations and replies
News| No Comments »One thing that irks me about the iCal.app / Mail.app integration on OS X is that iCal chooses (based on some unknown criteria and without user input) the sending address (and hence account) from which to email invitations and responses to invitations.
Since I have multiple calendars and multiple email accounts, it is often that I want to choose the specific account when sending an invitation or replying to an invitation. This 40KB tar file contains the iCal AppleScript changes necessary to create an account selection box prior to sending these emails. Once a sending address is selected and OK is clicked, Mail.app will proceed with sending the iCal invitation, or replying from the account corresponding to the chosen email address. Here’s how to install the modified code.
First, quit iCal and create a backup. You can do that however you wish; her…
Use Quicksilver for large lyrics display
News| No Comments »I’ve always had a problem trying to read the small fonts on lyrics websites for songs I know on guitar.
Now I just copy and paste all the lyrics from the page, use Quicksilver’s Large Text function, and I have all my lyrics nice and large and taking up the whole screen!
Psystar puts Blu-ray on a Mac OS notebook first - KezNews.com
News| No Comments »Although reportedly now in legal mediation talks with Apple, Mac clonemaker Psystar this week introduced Blu-ray — a technology not yet supported by Apple — in an optional drive for its Mac desktop PCs. more: News source …
Mac mini Still Alive, Migrating with Time Machine, a Portable USB …
News| No Comments »News & Opinion. Mac mini Still Kickin’; Is a Mac Right for You? Migrate to Another Mac Using Time Machine; Is Time Machine Good Enough? Snow Leopard to Offer Text Auto-correction; Bloggers More Accurate on Apple Financials than ‘Pro’ …
Opera Sings an Ode to Browsers Everywhere - Bits Blog - Mac
News| No Comments »Read My Lips: Apple Is a Netbook Maker · Cult of Mac found this 8 days ago on bits.blogs.nytimes.com. What’s Popular - Mac … MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News found this 4 days ago on www.youtube.com …
Apple Recruits IBM Chip Designer, IBM Files Lawsuit
News| No Comments »CNet reports that IBM has filed a lawsuit against former employee Mark Papermaster for accepting a job at Apple. Papermaster was IBM’s vice president of microprocessor technology development but recently accepted a position at Apple to begin in Nove…
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