Posted on January 11th, 2010 in Apple
Yesterday I talked about my new 27″ iMac and how I was going to install Windows 7 on it via Boot Camp. I touched on a problem I found when installing Windows, and that was the default driver for the ATI cards.
Posted on January 9th, 2010 in Apple
Another year has come and gone, and another set of applications have made there was into my everyday work flow. This was an amazing year for applications and four new applications have made it into my top ten list, including taking the top one and two spots away from previous top applications.
Dropbox (new for 2010) [...]
Posted on November 8th, 2009 in Apple
Apple made two decisions when launching Snow Leopard this fall. One was to make the entire kernel 64-bit, and the other was to have it default boot to 32-bit mode. I’m not quite sure why they did this, especially with their new line of macs having at least 4GB and in some cases up to [...]
Posted on January 6th, 2009 in Apple
Last year my most popular post was My Top 10 Mac Applications. I have decided that since I am always changing my usage and trying out new applications that I should make this an annually updated article.
Below are my top 10 mac applications I am using as of this writing. I have placed a comment [...]
Posted on January 30th, 2008 in Security
You’ve heard it all before so I’m not going to give you a huge speech about how you should be backing up all your data everyday. Instead I’m going to talk to you about a new way to backup your data, mostly those really important files that you just can’t lose no matter what. If [...]