Don writes about his Kinesis Ergonomic Keyboard below. Woe to the person who tries to use his keyboard when he’s not around. It looks like something from the “Star Wars” universe. Don has reprogramed many of the keys to suit his typing style. For example, the delete key serves as the command key. However, the […]
A few of days ago, I made on a post on Barkings about .Mac bandwidth concerns. A couple of people have inquired about how much data they can send, receive and store on their .Mac email account. .Mac Mail automatically has to 512 MB of storage, unless you change or upgrade it. In your .Mac […]
Here’s a new feature that appears to have just been added to Google. When you search for a city name such as New York City, Venice or Boston, you’ll be given the choice of refining your results. For example, you can choose from Dining Guides or Attractions. This appears to work when you only enter […]
A director or a dog grooming school in Thailand launched an Internet radio station specifically for dogs. Anupan Boonchuen said he launched Dog Radio Thailand because he has seen music improve the mood of dogs he grooms. DJ’s will talk to the dogs in Thai and encourage doggie listeners to respond. Currently the music mix […]
Don Mayer and Dawn D’Angelillo discuss the new MacBook and the latest partnership between Apple and Nike. Ed Shepard joins in with an interview with Apple RAE, Mike Hogan. Items on special are the MacBooks, Tom Tom GPS device and PowerBook G4’s
The drumbeats of confrontation and war are beating in the controversy surrounding the nuclear weapons programs of North Korea and Iran. While it is a scary thought to realize that the North Koreans may have missile and nuclear technology to deliver a nuclear strike on the USA and the Iranian nuclear program and rhetoric is […]
I’ve been using my .Mac account more then ever the past few weeks, especially since Apple updated iWeb to version 1.1, and improved the online access to .Mac’s iDisk. I even hosted a podcast out of my .Mac account. So, I began to wonder what my .Mac’s bandwidth limits are. Then I found this article […]
One of the things I enjoy about OS X is how much more customizable it is, and how easy it is to change application, and hardware icons. I myself have changed my Machintosh HD icon and my flash drive icon. There are a couple of web sites out there that provide icons for you to […]
Just yesterday I got to use Boot Camp for the very first time. My mission was to install Windows along-side the already installed Apple OS X Tiger on a MacBook Pro. At first I felt a little intimidated because I thought it would require a lot of work, but this is an Apple product we’re […]
A couple days ago, TUAW posted this video of someone with not 1 or 2 but 3 operating systems running on their MacBook. Within the next week or so I’ll be doing the exact same thing on a MacBook. I’ll run Microsoft Windows XP Pro, Apple OS X Tiger and some form of Linux side-by-side […]
