September 6th 2008
Things is a great application for Mac OS X if you’re a busy person and have a lot of things to get done through-out a day.
As of writing this article Things is still in beta and free to download but sometime in fall 2008 version 1 will be released and cost $49.
Things is well worth checking out and has been very useful for me lately.
September 6th 2008
If you are an Adium user and want to try a new messenger similar to Adium that supports a lot of messaging protocols then you might want to try out Proteus.
September 4th 2008
NicePlayer is a very good open source media player for Mac OS X that you should definitely check out.
September 4th 2008
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August 22nd 2008
I thought that after reading Maclife and MaximumPC that I’d voice my opinion on Macs.
I’ve been using a iMac for the past 2 years now and at first I thought that they were a lot better than PC’s. Over the past few months I’ve been having problems with the graphics card in my Mac and it messes up the graphics a lot, can take up to 5 times of switching it on and turning it back off again to get it working and it also freezes quite a lot.
The only reason that I like Macs over PC’s is because of OS X. Macs are way overpriced. Sure they look nice but they’re not worth hundreds of dollars more. I can’t fix the problem in my Mac for cheap because to fix the graphics problem id need a new motherboard and id be better off buying a new Mac.
People do say that PC’s can get viruses, crash and so on but I’ve never had a problem on a PC as bad as what I have on my iMac.
Below is a short video of when my Mac messes up.
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August 22nd 2008
Wakoopa is a small program that runs in the background of Windows or Mac OS X and logs the activity of applications that you use. When you go on wakoopa.com you can then see what applications you have used the most over a period of time or since you started using Wakoopa.
August 19th 2008
Just moments after publishing the last post on Just Leap In I received my invite off them. I haven’t had to wait too long so sign up as soon as you can if you wanna try it out before it gets a little bit more popular and takes longer to receive an invite.
When you click the link in the email to activate your account you will go to the register page. It shouldn’t take anymore than 30 seconds to register and account. After you press the submit button you will be taken to another page asking you about things that you’re interested. You can skip this step.
August 19th 2008
If you’ve been playing Second Life and fancy a change then Just Leap In looks like a really good alternative. From what I’ve seen of Just Leap In so far it looks very promising and I can’t wait to try it out.
I’m still waiting for my invite off Just Leap In so for now you could read the review over at Mashable.
