Iconic white MacBook put out to pasture, no longer sold to educational institutions
Back in June we wrote an article about Apple’s iconic white MacBook being scheduled for deletion. At the time, we said, “Why do we think...
Apps of the Week: SimSimi, Tweetbot, and Fantastical
It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re...
Double Fine crowd sources funding for new adventure game, likely coming to OS X and iOS
Double Fine, the company behind such beloved games as Psychonauts and Brütal Legend, has decided to crowd source their funding of a brand new adventure...
MacPaw releases Gemini, a duplicate file finder and cleaner
MacPaw has officially released its secret Gemini application on the Mac App Store today. While we originally thought it could be a Twitter application for...
Go back in time with some Apple II and Apple IIgs game ROMS
It’s time to get nostalgic. A website dedicated to Apple II and Apple IIgs ROMS has come across our desk today. Sure, it’s probably not...
I’ve seen the future of iOS and OS X, and it starts with iLife
In a recent well-thought out article about the iOS-ification of OS X, Frederico Viticci states, “This transition obviously started years ago, and in retrospect it’s...
Scratch that Apple itch with this Apple inspired iPhone speaker
Miniature iPhone speaker company Motz has created a nifty little wooden Apple logo-inspired speaker for your favorite iDevice. The speaker is 100% hand crafted, and...
HoverBar attaches your iPad to your monitor
Innovative iPad accessories just keep on coming. This time, Twelve South, the makers of such great products as the PlugBug, has made an iPad stand...
Engineer reveals that Apple is tinkering with OS X on ARM
A former Apple intern, now a full-fledged Apple engineer, used the experience of porting the underpinnings of OS X to an ARM architecture as the...
Apps of the Week: Wunderkit, Showyou and Wunderkit again!
It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re...
New security patch breaks Rosetta apps in Snow Leopard
Eric Slivka over at MacRumors is reporting that a number of users still on Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard were affected by this week’s...
iBooks Author updates to 1.0.1, EULA less onerous
After much complaining in the community about Apple’s end user license agreement for iBooks Author, Apple has pushed a new update that clarifies the restrictions....
Greenpois0n Absinthe update brings Leopard compatibility and bug fixes
Version 0.4 of Absinthe, the popular untethered jailbreak method for iPad 2 and iPhone 4S, has been released. The update brings compatibility to Mac OS X Leopard and fixes up some bugs in the jailbreaking...
Apple updates Final Cut Pro X, adds more features
Apple continues to bring some of the features found in Final Cut Pro 7 back into the fold of Final Cut X. Today, Apple has...
Play WebM video through the HTML5 video tag in Safari
A while back, I was looking at HTML5Test in my browser of choice: Safari 5.1.2. MPEG-4 and h.264 were listed as supported codecs for the...
Ladies and gentlemen, we present a macgasmic Mac SuperBundle
Ladies and gentlemen, we have something very special in store for you today, so grab a beverage and sit down, because otherwise you might just...
iOS-ification of Lion continues: Apple ports iOS AirPort Utility to Lion
Apple has released a new iOS-like AirPort Utility for Lion today. It’s not an upgrade to the current OS X AirPort utility that you’ve grown...
Apps of the Week: Ness, TED, and Camouflage
It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re...