Mac OS X

Google Desktop For Mac OS X First Impressions [verdict: solid, feels slower than Spotlight]

So word in the Valley is that Google and Apple are still going out, going dutch at Mel’s Drive-In and doing naughty things at Apple dad’s garage. Now Google wants to get the relationship one step further without putting pressure on Apple and has released Google Desktop for Mac OS X. It indexes applications, Mail…

Tech News Jesus Diaz Apr 4

Windows Vista vs. Mac OS X Leopard: Upgrade Hell or One-Stop Shopping

Here’s a fine piece of propaganda from the fanboys at MacHouse. Ha ha. But they fail to mention that first of all, Leopard isn’t available yet, and second, Apple will charge you for each point upgrade of OS X, and you only have to buy Windows once every five years. Windows Vista and Mac OS…

Tech News Charlie White Feb 2

Rumor: Mac OS X Aqua Not Shiny Enough, to be Replaced by Illuminous

Rumormongers are telling us that the OS X interface, now known by that pet name of “Aqua,” is apparently not going to be shiny enough for Apple to compete against Microsoft Vista’s Aero, so now Jobs & Company have gone and changed the name of the Mac OS X user interface to Illuminous. In the…

Tech News Charlie White Dec 11

Zune Now Works With Mac OS X and Linux (Well, Almost)

Up until now, Mac OS X and Linux users had been left out of the social—that is to say they haven’t been able to use the Microsoft Zune with their operating system. “Until now” because the library libmtp is actually able to read the Zune’s crazy filesystem on other, non-Microsoft OSes. How big a deal…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Nov 27

Slingplayer For Mac OS X Officially Released: Start Your Slingin’

After months of empty promises and false starts, Sling Media has finally publicly released a Mac OS X version of its SlingPlayer software. Now, users of Apple’s candy-coated operating system can enjoy running Slingbox, slinging, if you will, their media from point A to point B. https://gizmodo.com/slingbox-review-round-up-110876 The SlingPlayer software appears to be a Universal…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Oct 31

Logitec LBD-A2FU2/WM, First Mac OS X-Friendly Blu-ray Burner to Ship

Logitec says it’ll be shipping its LBD-A2FU2/WM Blu-ray writer to Japan in the next couple of weeks, and it’s calling the product the first Mac-friendly Blu-ray disc burner on the market. The drive will be compatible with both Windows and Mac, and will include Roxio’s Toast 7 Titanium Blu-ray burning software for Mac. The FireWire…

Tech News Charlie White Aug 3

Apple To Show Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard at WWDC This August

Yeah, this is a little early, but we’re Apple zealots, remember? Apple has confirmed that Steve Jobs will once again keynote the Worldwide Developers Conference this August, where he will unveil the next major update to Mac OS X, Leopard. As of yet, hard details on how Leopard will improve all of our lives are…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Jun 26

CoverBuddy Makes PSP Worth Something

CoverBuddy is a cute piece of software that makes your PSP somewhat useful. Using your Wi-Fi network, you can access iTunes and control it with your PSP. It’s $20 and works with Mac OS X, though a Windows version is planned. Could be worth the bucks if you are wandering around your house a lot,…

Tech News Gizmodo.com Nov 23

Google Desktop For Mac OS X First Impressions [verdict: solid, feels slower than Spotlight]

Windows Vista vs. Mac OS X Leopard: Upgrade Hell or One-Stop Shopping

Rumor: Mac OS X Aqua Not Shiny Enough, to be Replaced by Illuminous

Zune Now Works With Mac OS X and Linux (Well, Almost)

Slingplayer For Mac OS X Officially Released: Start Your Slingin’

Logitec LBD-A2FU2/WM, First Mac OS X-Friendly Blu-ray Burner to Ship

Apple To Show Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard at WWDC This August

CoverBuddy Makes PSP Worth Something

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