Posts Tagged ‘Mac’

How to Clean Up Your Desktop

Is your desktop the digital equivalent of a gigantic stack of unsorted stuff? Perhaps it's time then to cut through the clutter once and for all and get everything cleaned up. In this article, we'll help you make it look organized again step by step and advise you on how to keep it that way.

October 30th, 2009
How to Clean Up Your Desktop

AppHider for Mac Puts Program Shortcuts in Menu Bar

It's not often that I write about Mac apps because I don't find some of them all that interesting, but I came across one that I thought was pretty useful. AppHider is a free program who's goal is to tuck apps away into the Menu Bar. It then lets you assign any keyboard shortcut or AppleScript to the menu options you create.

July 15th, 2009
AppHider for Mac Puts Program Shortcuts in Menu Bar

Browser & OS Stats for April 2009: Windows Losing Share

The last time we did a report on the operating system and browser stats was back in January 2009. In January Chrome was starting to take off as it passed 1% market share, and both Windows and Internet Explorer suffered some big blows as their competition scooped up some of their precious users.

Browser & OS Stats for April 2009: Windows Losing Share

One Year After “The Switch…”

"Switching operating systems is just like moving to a new city. If you've moved, you know there's some fun and excitement to exploring new places but there's some discomfort because it is unfamiliar and it might take you longer to get to where you need to go or you might get lost on occasion.

One Year After “The Switch…”

ScreenToaster: Fast, Free & Easy Screencast Creation

For a lot of users creating screencasts is too much of a pain, and so a lot of people will avoid them. This is especially true if they see software like Camtasia Studio that has a pricetag of $300, which is overkill for what most people are looking to do.

April 3rd, 2009
ScreenToaster: Fast, Free & Easy Screencast Creation

Hurry: Adobe Giving Consumers Free Copy of Photoshop CS4

Adobe posted a page about 35 minutes ago allowing consumers to submit a request for a free Photoshop CS4 serial number, and I've been able to successfully use it activate the trial version of the app.

April 1st, 2009
Hurry: Adobe Giving Consumers Free Copy of Photoshop CS4

Calibre eBook Manager for Windows, Mac, and Linux

I haven't joined the eBook revolution yet, but I know a lot of people who have. Are you one of those people that carry around a Kindle, Sony Reader, or even an iPhone for that purpose? A lot of people just like reading when they're on the go without having to lug around a big book.

March 27th, 2009
Calibre eBook Manager for Windows, Mac, and Linux

Create Photo Collages in Any Shape

There has been a lot of focus on photos the last few years as digital cameras become cheaper and more widespread, and many of us are carrying cameras around in our pockets thanks to our cellphones. The great news is that this digital media revolution has made it so that almost anyone can look like a true artist with very little work.

March 11th, 2009
Create Photo Collages in Any Shape

SpeedCrunch: A Supercharged Calculator for Windows, Mac, or Linux

In Windows 7 Microsoft has finally decided to revamp the built-in calculator so that it's a bit more useful for people. There is, however, already a free super powerful calculator available to all Windows, Mac, and Linux users. It's called SpeedCrunch.

February 6th, 2009
SpeedCrunch: A Supercharged Calculator for Windows, Mac, or Linux

sLife for Windows is Available

As you may recall sLife is a application that you can use to monitor which applications you use on a regular basis, and then graph the usage on a pretty chart. Previously sLife 2.0 application was only available for Mac users, but after four months the Windows version has also been released.

November 11th, 2008
sLife for Windows is Available