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Save as Web Application still a planned feature for Safari 4 (Mac)

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Mar 6, 2009 at 05:35 AM

Though the Safari 4 beta added a lot, at least in looks, when compared to earlier developer betas, one notable thing it lost was the “Save as Web Application…” command in the File menu. Using this command, Safari would make an application in your Applications folder that basically ran just… Continue Reading »

Apple takes huge step forward in Windows app design, step back on the Mac

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Feb 24, 2009 at 09:39 PM

With Safari 4, Apple apparently got over its “let’s bring Mac OS X style windows into a Windows environment” mentality, and has done a really great job making Safari 4 fit in with the environment in which it is installed. Oddly enough, it seems as though they designed the new… Continue Reading »

The Finder is an idiot

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Feb 15, 2009 at 02:43 PM

Well, okay, maybe that’s a little mean. But, for the core of my Mac experience, that little blue smiley face certainly does some dumb things. On the list: The Path Bar, No “Sticky Move,” Remember the Freaking Size of Windows! The Trash Can. What would you add? Continue Reading »

Apple to integrate QuickTime Pro features into Snow Leopard?

by Stephen Chinnadorai on Feb 9, 2009 at 01:37 PM

QuickTime Pro has long been Apple’s paid upgrade to the QuickTime media player software, unlocking some minor features in the software such as video encoding, iSight / mic recording, and the ability to save videos from the Internet. It currently costs $29.99 for either the Windows or Mac version. The… Continue Reading »

Snow Leopard to take advantage of iPhone multi touch and location tools

by Josh Holat on Feb 5, 2009 at 06:03 PM

Just as the iPhone operating system that we all know and love today is based off of Mac OS X, Mac OS X will now be using features that were originally developed for the iPhone Touch OS. Recent scouring of the most recent Snow Leopard release shows that developers can… Continue Reading »

How Snow Leopard could be the biggest OS X upgrade yet

by Adam Fisher-Cox on Feb 2, 2009 at 05:33 PM

Snow Leopard will not have any new features. Though this isn’t technically true, it’s what Apple says. So why would I want to buy it? Because, assuming Apple delivers on their promises, it will be the best Mac OS X experience I’ve ever had. Now, keep in mind none of… Continue Reading »

Install Mac OS X v10.5 on EEE netbook

by Bill Stiteler on Jan 16, 2009 at 05:21 PM

Netbooks are the rage du jour among the geeky set: small and cheap, geeks have been figuring out how to tear them apart and modify them, even to the point of installing OS X on certain models by using modified install discs that are distributed as torrents. The technical problem… Continue Reading »

Unified Marble user interface to appear in Mac OS X Snow Leopard?

by Josh Holat on Jan 14, 2009 at 09:45 PM

Apple’s new version of Mac OS X, Snow Leopard, promises to bring some exciting overhauls to the back end of the Mac OS as we know it today. However, on top of all of this back end stuff, it now also appears as if Snow Leopard will sport a brand… Continue Reading »

XKCD comics take on the Windows 7 beta, ours on Snow Leopard

by Josh Holat on Jan 9, 2009 at 10:56 PM

XKCD Comics, an extremely popular online comic strip that can usually be found among the top ten stories on Digg, has created a pretty funny comic about the new Windows 7 beta. This beta, which has been released to the public (2.5 million to be exact) this week at CES,… Continue Reading »

OS upgrade failing halfway through?

by Bill Stiteler on Dec 16, 2008 at 05:03 PM

Ah, a point upgrade to your OS. It’s like a little love note from Apple, saying “Baby, I’m sorry, we can fix things. I mean it this time. Please come back.” However, TUAW is reporting that many users are having a problem with Mac OS X v10.5.6 being able to… Continue Reading »

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