No, this is not related to the MacBook Air. To install Mac OS X into a MacBook Air is much simpler, as Apple provides its users with an app called “Remote Install Mac OS X.” This app does not work with other Macs as far as I know. We’re going to try something different, and it’s [...]

I bought a new 3.2Ghz Quad-core Mac Pro a couple weeks ago with an Nvidia 8800GT video card. I received this Mac on Tuesday finally. I needed to upgrade from my Dual G5, and thought this would be the answer to all my prayers. Well, after a nightmare with Apple and FedEx with my box being [...]

I’m a web developer, and sometimes I need to do things that require a lot of research to find. Recently, I stumbled on simple post that solved an issue I was trying to solve for days. sudo nano /etc/hosts

Software pirating has been happening for years, and it will continue to happen in the future. The thing is, pirating has been rising dramatically, and people are not buying software anymore because for some, it’s getting too expensive, for others it’s just easy to pirate software. One of the main questions I’ve asked myself recently is, [...]

I don’t know about you, but I’m very excited about this years MacWorld San Francisco. Just like many of you, I have heard of what Apple might release, and it certainly adds to the excitement. Here are a few things on my wish list for this years MacWorld SF: Updated MacBook Pros (can’t say no to [...]

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To many of of you, this is a familiar scenario. One day you decide to go to your local computer retail store, and purchase a new mouse for your Mac, it can be a Logitech or a Microsoft mouse claiming its full compatibility with the Mac. You arrive home, plug in your new mouse, install [...]

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This might not happen to many of you, but it sure happened to me, but if you’re buying a new Mac for the holidays read up. Recently I purchased an Apple Mac mini from my local Apple Store. I opened it, plugged it in, and to my dismay, the only OS installed and available was [...]

The iPhone is the greatest cellphone there is, no doubt about it. I have had so many cellphones, and this is by far the most advanced, user-friendly phone I’ve owned. There is a big problem I have with it though, reception. AT&T is probably the worst company I have been with as far as reception [...]

iPods have become the essential prop in the universe of sports and exercise. In retrospect, we never realized the strenuous inconvenience of attaching a Walkman, and subsequently, even worse, a constantly-skipping CD player to our bodies to take on the treadmill or the sports field. Or perhaps we did, but lived with the complacent idea [...]

iPods have become the essential prop in the universe of sports and exercise. In retrospect, we never realized the strenuous inconvenience of attaching a Walkman, and subsequently, even worse, a constantly-skipping CD player to our bodies to take on the treadmill or the sports field. Or perhaps we did, but lived with the complacent idea [...]

As we approach the release of Apple’s Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), Appleinsider suggests that this may be the last major Mac OS revision that supports the PowerPC architecture. Looking ahead, those people familiar with Apple development cycles speculate that Mac OS X 10.6 will exclude support for PowerPC-based Macs entirely, requiring that users have one [...]

To promote its relationship with Apple and the new iTunes Wireless Music Store, Starbucks ?plans to give away 50 million free digital songs to customers in all of its domestic coffee houses.? According to a CNNMoney.com article, baristas will ?hand out about 1.5 million ?Song of the Day? cards? that customers can redeem at the [...]

One of the most disappointing features (or lack thereof feature, in this case) upon the purchase of Apple’s iPhone, was the inability to purchase, or in any form, add ringtones. Initially, the iPhone came equipped with 25 ringtones, all of which were some sort of special effect sound motif.

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“A group representing people with a hearing loss filed complaints with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission last month, accusing Apple Inc. of not making its iPhone compatible with hearing aids. The Hearing Loss Association of America, a Bethesda, Md., advocacy group, filed formal complaints with the FCC in August, Brenda Battat, the HLAA’s associate executive director, [...]

OWC (OtherWorldComputing) is offering different wireless 802.11n options for us users who still own Macs that don’t support 802.11n, but 802.11g or older instead. As of yet, Apple hasn’t released any cards for its older Mac line of products, and it most likely it never will. Many of us find it unreasonable because we feel [...]

In this video, Jobs explains to the media, why 3G is not available for the Apple iPhone yet. Emphasizing how the 3G chip is a power hog, and how it will cut down the talk-time and overall use of the iPhone.

Intel and partners plan to release the new USB 3.0 connection with fiber-optic links alongside the copper wiring, claiming data transfer rates to be 10 times faster than the current USB 2.0. The exact release date is unknown, but it should be out in the first half of 2008. However, Intel says to not expect products [...]

Per Apple, “Apple® and T-Mobile today announced that T-Mobile, the leading network operator in Germany, will be the exclusive German carrier of Apple?s revolutionary iPhone? when it makes its debut in Germany on November 9. iPhone combines three devices into one?a mobile phone, a widescreen iPod®, and the best mobile Internet device ever?all based on Apple?s revolutionary multi-touch interface [...]

Microsoft has announced Office 2008 for the Mac on Tuesday. With the announcement they released a website for the suite which explains some of the most prominent features of all the applications. Some of these features include: Expandable and collapsible Elements Gallery, and on-the-spot new document creation from the Elements Gallery. Also included is the new [...]

Welcome to MyMacProduct.com. Near in completion, MyMacProduct.com will offer the Mac Community a website full of information related to products only compatible with the Mac. The purpose of this site is to give people a one-stop resource where ratings of a specific product can be found. These products are both rated by consumers and editors [...]

AppZapper is a nifty utility created by Austing Sarner. It will literally Zap any application you no longer want, and remove any associated files with it. Generally, I would just remove any given application, by choosing it from my Applications folder, and trashing it. Sometimes I would get lazy and not do a search for [...]

iChat is a great application for instant messaging. I personally use it all the time, but it does lack features, some that we will and will not see until the release of Mac OS X Leopard. For now, we all have to deal with third-party enhancements out there, and one in particular works best. Kent [...]

Do you want a custom ringtone for your iPhone? Don’t want to shove an extra buck to Apple for a music ringtone? I know I don’t. MakeiPhoneRingtone by Rogue Amoeba is a fantastic small app created just for that purpose. It’s as simple as creating an AAC file with iTunes, dropping the file in MakeiPhoneRingtone, [...]

In a press conference held in London this morning, Steve Jobs announced the launch of the iPhone in the UK market set for November 9, 2007. This will make the UK the second country in the world to (technically) have access to Apple’s most desirable and sought-after product to dateJobs was joined by Matthew Key, CEO [...]