Posted January 27, 2008 by Appleologist
Magnetism Studios (aka Monkey Business Labs), makers of some awesome Dashboard widgets and some insanely great tees, has released a new application called Filemark Maker for Mac OS X that allows an iPhone or iPod Touch user to convert any Safari-compatible media file into a bookmarklet, making it possible to store files on your iPhone/iPod [...]
Posted August 8, 2007 by Appleologist
iMovie has always made it impossible to produce advanced slideshows, especially when setting custom Ken Burns start-and-end frames. The problem used to lie with iMovie’s sluggish importing and encoding functions, however the problem seems to have been fixed with iMovie ‘08, thanks to Apple’s decision to completely rewrite the application. Encoding and clip manipulation performance [...]
Posted May 16, 2007 by Appleologist
Today it seems the classic game ROM community is growing and growing as more and more are discovering how to play classic arcade and console games on their computers. For a long time, the Mac platform has lacked great emulators that feature solid compatibility and a full-set of features. However, some developers are working hard [...]
Posted March 16, 2007 by Appleologist
Every now and then I’ve come across a quicktime movie, an MP3 audio file, or even a flash file that I’ve wanted to save to my desktop for use in situations when I’m not connected to the internet. In Safari, just open the URL of the file and select “File>Save As…” and choose your destination. [...]
Posted November 3, 2006 by Appleologist
One of the benefits of Cocoa applications is its compatibility with one of my favorite utilities, Afloat. Afloat offers several benefits to Cocoa applications, such as the ability to adjust the transparency of a window and keep the window “Always on Top”. Other features include a “Keep Afloat” action, which actually dims the window until [...]
Posted September 27, 2006 by Appleologist
For the past two months, I’ve been on a quest to find a way to use my Bluetooth Modem capabilities on my LG vx8300 with my MacBook Pro. It wasn’t able to connect until the other day when a reader referred me to a HowardForums thread on how to setup Bluetooth DUN with a LG [...]
Posted September 17, 2006 by Scott
While we are on the topic of iTunes 7 I thought it would be worthwhile to mention that our friends over at Macsupport have posted a complete list of keyboard shortcuts for iTunes 7. The list is quite extensive and you will notice if you are a keyboard junkie like myself that a couple of [...]
Posted September 1, 2006 by Appleologist
iLife has always been the number one reason why I love the Mac so much, it was pretty much the reason why I switched to using Macs. There are many ways to go about making an iPhoto slideshow in iDVD, but you don’t get the same result with each different way. I discovered the best [...]
Posted May 7, 2006 by Laurence Anderson
Recently, there have been many complaints from all “generations” of MacBook Pro users of their machines getting “hot to the touch”. This has until recently not been solved as to why this is happening, but over at the Something Awful forums users have found out that due to Apple telling their repair technicians to [...]
Posted February 20, 2006 by Appleologist
Disk utility is great, it can save your hard drive, repair permissions, and is also great for making disk images. With Disk Utility, it is possible to make copies of CDs and DVDs. These copies are pretty much verbatim replicas, and can be used just like the they were the original. To make copies of [...]
