Apple Time Capsule (AirPort Extreme Plus 1 TB Storage) on Sale for $387.92

More info is available here, but in a nutshell, the Apple Time Capsule is:

• A revolutionary backup device that works wirelessly with Time Machine in Mac OS X Leopard
• Time Capsule can back up and store files for each Leopard-based Mac on your wireless network
• 1TB hard drive designed to work with Time Machine in Mac OS X Leopard.
• More than just a wireless hard drive, Time Capsule is also a full-featured AirPort Extreme Base Station with 802.11n technology

Invoicing software for the Mac - “On the Job 3″

On the Job is a great time tracking and invoicing software for the Mac from the folks at Stunts Software. If you work as a consultant and bill based on time it’s a good idea to evaluate a software like this - it can make your life a lot easier. On the Job supports a number of currencies from all over the world, has a great looking user interface, and it generates very nice looking invoices. It costs $39.95, which is not a lot of money considering how simple it makes the task of tracking billable hours and the professional looking invoices it generates. Read more

How to force Safari 4 to open links in a new Tab instead of a new Window

By default, any time a web site uses the target="_blank" attribute on a link (like this one), Safari 4 will open that link in a new window. If you’d prefer it to open in a new Tab, follow the instructions outlined in this brief tutorial. Read more

Mac security tip - set a screensaver password

To prevent someone from using your computer when you have stepped away, you should enable a screen saver password. Let’s take a look at how that’s done in Mac OS X. Read more

How to revert to the previous Tab style in Safari 4

One of the changes in Safari 4 is that the Tabs are now located at the very top of the Safari window. Though some folks like this new behavior, quite a few don’t. If you’d prefer to use the Tab location used in Safari 3 (below the Bookmarks Bar), follow the instructions outlined in this brief tutorial. Read more

How to resume a previous browsing session in Safari

If you often restart your Mac, quit the Safari web browser to free up some RAM, or (gasp) Safari crashes, you’ll find the following tip quite useful. Read more

8 very useful OS X keyboard shortcuts

Here are some very useful keyboard shortcuts for OS X. Read more

Mondrianum - a color theme picker for the Mac

If you haven’t used Adobe kuler you should go check it out right away - particularly if you’re a web designer. Read more

Mac productivity tip - To Do Widget

I’m always on the lookout for a good todo list manager for my Mac. I need something simple, clean, and well-integrated with iCal, my calendering system. I think I found just what I was looking for in the To Do Widget. This is a widget for the MacOS Dashboard. Like other widgets it sits in your Dashboard and waits to be summoned. It has a slick interface that looks like a notepad and it’s packed with a lot of very useful features. Read more

How to shrink photos with iPhoto

After every vacation I like sending my friends pictures from the trip. There are a number of options these days where you can upload pictures to a website and share a link. But every once in a while I run into a situation when I need to email the pictures to someone. When I import photographs from my digital camera into iPhoto the files are quite large. I can not email pictures of this size or even upload it to my website easily. The way around this problem is to shrink the pictures. You can shrink an 8 MB photograph to a 300 KB JPEG file and it will be good enough for email. Read more

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