If you looking for a neat iTunes plug-in then this might be the one for you. iConcertCal will scan your iTunes music and will check with several concert/tour databases on the web for concerts that bands in your iTunes library are in. It goes a step further and limits its results to within 75 miles […]
By Katie@smalldog.com (not Ed@Smalldog.com) When it comes to a computer, the most important thing to me is making sure I have a cute case to carry it in! It’s been a tough mission to find a bag that is both attractive and protects your computer until now. We just began carrying the Casauri line of […]
This is a nifty website that makes use of OS X’s dock idea. It would be cool if the icons worked more fluidly like in OS X. It’s a really cool site though and it uses the Google search engine!
By Katie@Smalldog.com If you were like me and were overzealous with getting the new iPod Shuffle when first it came out, you might be feeling a little bummed with the release of FOUR new fabulous colors, (blue, pink, orange, and green). Everyday at work I find myself eyeing that hot new blue shuffle, but not […]
If I was to ever write an article about being a switcher, it would very much resemble the one written here. This guy like me was a user of Windows for 10+ years and has only been an OS X user for about 4 years or so. His first point couldn’t be anymore valid then […]
Looking for a really fun, and addicting game? Flow might just be the game for you. Currently it’s available for the PC and Mac as a Flash game (so that means you’ll need to have the latest version of Flash installed). You can use this game on Windows, OS X and Linux since all these […]
It strange to see these two chatting, I wonder what they are talking about! Check it out here
by David@Smalldog.com Having display issues? Something funky happening that restarting or repairing permissions doesn’t fix? When all else fails, zap the PRAM. PRAM (parameter random access memory) stores certain system and device settings that the OS access on a regular basis. Unlike OS 9, monitor and network settings are not longer stored in the PRAM, […]
We’re expected to get over 30” of snow in the next twenty-four hours. A little sleet and freezing rain might be mixed in with the snow. Schools are canceled straight through Friday, State buildings are closing down, and severe weather advisories are playing on the radio every several minutes. Winds are expected to pick up […]
I know that you can view various characters through the Character Palette (done through the International preference pane) but I usually don’t have the palette activated. This widget allows me to see tons of common symbols (copyright, restricted, Pi, the Apple logo, upside down question marks and exclamation marks, etc…) and how I can get […]
