As you may be aware, Macs are largely immune to the nasty viruses that plague PCs with unexpected errors, corruption, and system slowdown. While the user experience on a Mac is arguably much more smooth and enjoyable, it is far from perfect. Just like their PC relatives, Macs can also suffer from unexpected slowdown. Though […]
Though the new products announced at yesterday’s Apple media event were certainly intriguing, they paled in comparison to the biggest surprise: Steve Jobs officially ditched the mock turtleneck! Yes, you read that correctly! The standard long sleeve black t-shirt worn by Mr. Jobs yesterday was missing that one crucial 1/2 inch of collar awesomeness. Obviously […]
Safari Extensions first debuted in Safari 5 a few months ago. Though originally only available to developers, Apple enabled them for everyone with version 5.0.1. While many extensions were great in concept, some were a bit rough around the edges. Now that about a month has elapsed, developers have been able to work out several […]
Last week we posed the question: Do you prefer to read digital or paper books? in our weekly Kibbles & Bytes newsletter. We received an overwhelming response from our readers which led us to wonder which apps are best on the digital side of things. With the steadily rising popularity of the iPad, and the […]
