Do you Tooble? Okay, so maybe it’s not a verb yet (as in, “I’m going to go Google that”), but who knows… maybe someday it will be! What is Tooble? Tooble is an application for Mac OSX that makes it really easy to put YouTube videos on your iPhone, iPod or Apple TV. With Tooble, ...
I recently downloaded and tried out a new audio conversion application for Mac OSX, called AudialHub. AudialHub is from the same company responsible for VisualHub (a video converting application), and I’ve tried it before and liked it, so expected to be impressed with AudialHub. And I am, to a point. For starters, why would anyone ...
I love Apple products. The iPod, iTunes, Safari, the iLife and iWork suites… all of them are great in so many ways. I love OSX… there’s so much to love, but sometimes there’s a lot to not like. Take Front Row, for instance. Front Row is Apple’s media center application that makes it simple to ...
I’ve written before about a powerful emulation tool for Linux called VMWare, a program that allows Linux users to actually install and use other operating systems (such as other varieties of Linux, in addition to Windows), from within Linux itself. No need to partition a hard drive, worry about modifying your Boot Menu… just install ...
Lion First Things Installing Mac OSX Lion on a non-mac computer isn’t as straightforward as popping a Windows 7 dvd installer and booting from it. You might have gotten hold of a Lion dvd installer from a friend and maybe surprised to find out that it doesn’t seem to boot. It’s perfectly all right. Nothing’s ...