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DropBox Now Open To Public…And Still Free
One of my favorite online services, DropBox, is now totally public and still free. There is no need for beta codes or invitations any more, all you have to do is sign up and download that client. It is now available for Windows, Mac and Linux users, so almost everyone can use DropBox. DropBox is among [...]
Continue reading...iTunes 8 Direct Download
9. September 2008
I am very excited to try out Apple’s new iTunes 8.0, which was announced today at the “Lets Rock” special event. It hasn’t yet appeared on software update, so I thought I would just share the direct link, so you all can download it easily. Note: you will need to download the new QuickTime from [...]
Continue reading...GrabUp Vs. Skitch
28. August 2008
I recently learned about an application and service called GrabUp. GrabUp is amazing. With GrabUp, there are 2 steps to have a screenshot of your own online available for you to share with anyone. Step 1. Take the screen shot with Apple’s built in service, (Apple+Shift+4). Step 2. Paste. Yep, that’s all it takes. GrabUp will automatically take [...]
Continue reading...iTunes Applications Store Up And Running
10. July 2008
Look at the screenshot. You can now download apps from iTunes into your Apps folder in the new, recently released iTunes 7.7.
Continue reading...It’s Official - MobileMe Launching July 9th, 6pm-12am PT
7. July 2008
It is official! Apple has just updated their .Mac Support page with the latest news of the MobileMe launch. On the right sidebar it now reads: All .Mac services are online and fully operational. MobileMe Launch 7/9/2008, 6pm-12am PT As part of the MobileMe launch, www.mac.com will be taken offline at 6pm PT on Wednesday, July 9th. Members will [...]
Continue reading...MacBook > MacBook Pro
5. July 2008
I’ve been loving my MacBook for a year now. I have a white MacBook with a 2.16 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB of RAM and a 160 GB HD. It is fast, light and very reliable. Although sometimes, I do wonder how much more I would have gotten with a MacBook Pro. Since [...]
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