Here are some of my favorites, plus links to rocking good lists of keyboard shortcuts for the Mac. Also, a quick and dirty tutorial on how to enable and disable your own (kewl) keyboard shortcuts.
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Now we know where the flat-panel displays for Apple products are coming from for a while. Apple has signed a deal with LG Electronics to supply Apple’s needs for the next five years.
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When IDG said it was going ahead with Macworld 2010, many joked that the tradeshow and publishing giant had little choice because it had already booked San Francisco’s Moscone Hall. However, with CES putting out the welcome mat for “Apple-related CE manufacturers,” vendors at least have a choice where they will greet the faithful next year.
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It’s been about 18 months since Apple last updated its office productivity suite. Should you be reaching for your credit card now or should wait this round out?
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Moving from a Windows PC to an OS X MacBook Pro has been a fairly smooth process so far, as documented by this series of posts. It may be that the hardest part of the move is application software changes, examined in this column.
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As our long time Windows user (me) migrates from the PC to the Mac, we are documenting the progress in this series of columns.
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There were a number of questions surrounding the Macworld Expo this year, but funding a favorite charity was not among them. The annual MacBowl event raised $14,500 for an at-risk San Francisco school.
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Once upon a time the Cupertino, California based company was best known for its iconic line of Macintosh computers. With the addition of new category defining products—the iPod, iTunes and iPhone—iconic Apple itself is perhaps in need of a newer, bigger venue to share its vision.
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Just when I was starting to love the crashing and overly long sync times, they come along and fix things. Well, let me rephrase that—most of the fixes Facebook says they’ve made work for me. Others haven’t been quite so lucky.
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Mac OS X has shipped with Dashboard installed and constantly active since OS X 10.4 came out. Dashboard can be an incredibly useful tool, but it can also be a memory hog that some could do without. I’ll tell you how to get more out of Dashboard as well as how to get rid of it if you don’t want to use it.
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