Veho claims that “You will never look at television in the same way again!” So I decided to check it out. Veoh consists of software that you install on your Mac or PC, similar to the interaction between iTunes and the iTunes Music Store, though it looks quite a bit less polished then iTunes. It’s […]
Dawn recently introduced me to a cool little program you can download to work in iChat, called Chax. The following are the Chax features I use most: -One window with tabs for all open chat windows, and the person’s name in the tab changes color both when they are typing and when they have sent […]
This morning, Apple announced the we’ll all be able to see “Leopard before it leaps into action,” at this year’s WWDC. Leopard is the code name for the next version of the Mac OS X operating system, 10.5. The World Wide Developer’s Conference will be held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco from August […]
I recently installed Windows XP on my MacBook Pro to test out Boot Camp and seeing how it ran on my MacBook Pro. I quickly came across a problem when trying to emulate a right-click since my trackpad only has one mouse button. I came across this opensource utility for Windows, Autohotkey and remapped the […]
Today Apple introduced Aperture 1.1. It’s Universal, so it will run at native speeds on both PowerPC (G5) and Intel-based Macs. Not only that, but Apple dropped the price $200.00, from $499 to $299. We’ll be selling Aperture for $299.00, with free shipping. See it here: Apple Aperture Version 1.1 (Universal) with free shipping! Aperture […]
On Monday, I mentioned that I’d write a review as I’d been playing with it all day. Well, here’s my quick review. To start with, I’ll let John C. Welch do much of the work for me with his coverage of the basics and the in-depth coverage of the scriptability of ARD 3 and just […]
First it was the OnMac.net hack, now it’s up with Apple’s official Boot Camp! Stop by and see it in our Retail Showroom (don’t worry, it’s right in front of the door so you won’t miss it… unless you’re getting used to the sight). I was able to get a few minutes to set it […]
Sure, some may think that Google is taking over the world but that’s OK with me if they keep on making cool things (especially when most of it is free to the consumer). Google Calendar lanched today as a beta and I can’t wait to dive into it. Here are some of the features: Calendar […]
Darn, I hate when Small Dog gets great deals on products that I want but certainly don’t need. For example, I have an iPod mini since they first came out. However, there’s a great value on a 20GB iPod which I want but don’t need. After all, I haven’t filled a 4GB mini yet! Then […]
Last week, AAPL was the hot stock after the announcement of Boot Camp. AAPL peaked at $71.94, is now down below $68.00, and continues to fluctuate all over the place. Analyst opinion is also all over the place. Bear Stearns sees AAPL hitting $95.00, while Bank of America sees the stock topping out at $77.00. […]
