December 12th, 2011 by macguy | File in: Reviews
Mac OS X, by default, doesn’t come with any advanced image editors or apps, with the exception of iPhoto. iPhoto is more of a photo organizer and basic editor, however. If you’re looking for a high quality, flexible image editor, you might want to check out the Skitch app. Due to the tremendous success of [...]
November 19th, 2011 by macguy | File in: Reviews
It seems like this year went by so quickly, as Black Friday is already just weeks away. While not every store or outlet is releasing their upcoming deals as of yet, there are still some items that are generally good deals all year round. If anyone on your gift list happens to own a Mac [...]
November 17th, 2011 by macguy | File in: Reviews
RAM memory usage can be monitored in Mac OS X by default, with the Activity Monitor utility, which can be accessed at Finder > Applications > Utilities > Activity Monitor, and then clicking the System Memory tab. However, if you want to monitor memory usage without having to always open up the Activity Monitor app, [...]
November 13th, 2011 by macguy | File in: Reviews
I have owned an iPhone/iPod accessory called the iDeck for a few months now, in which I have found it to be an absolutely great purchase. You have probably never heard of the iDeck, but much as it’s name implies, it is an iPhone and iPod adapter for your car’s tape deck. Thus, this won’t [...]
October 29th, 2011 by macguy | File in: Reviews
As of lately, Apple has put a lot of focus on their mobile devices, the iPhone and iPad. One of the newest features that is incorporated into these devices is an Apple app called Reminders which allows you to create lists to help you keep track of important things in your life, and also helps [...]
October 27th, 2011 by macguy | File in: Reviews
By default, iPhones are setup to connect to Mac computers using the iTunes software. However, iTunes is actually quite limited in its navigation capabilities. Although it has an awesome UI, it still doesn’t let you browse files on your iPhone manually. In today’s post, we will review how to actually access the core of your [...]
October 6th, 2011 by macguy | File in: iPhone/iPod Touch
The iPhone 4S is Apple’s revamp of the popular iPhone 4. Just like the iPhone 3G got a spec boost to the iPhone 3GS, the iPhone 4 has done much the same. The outer shell of the iPhone 4S is similar, and pretty much identical to the iPhone 4. However, there are many changes to [...]
October 2nd, 2011 by macguy | File in: iPhone/iPod Touch
Some good news has arrived for iPhone 3 and iPhone 4 users who have been patiently waiting for the arrival of the iPhone 5. On October 4th, 2011, Apple will be hosting a keynote with the slogan “Let’s talk iPhone” at the Town Hall Auditorium, Pacific Headquarters in Cupertino, CA. “Let’s talk iPhone,” of course, [...]
Real Racing HD The Pros: Offers amazing graphics. When you are playing Real Racing HD you feel like you are really in a race car. Has great controls. You control your car by using the iPads accelerometer to steer, and the touch screen for breaking. Game Center integration is great in Real Racing HD. You [...]
May 27th, 2011 by akunesh | File in: Reviews
If you would like to experience the convince of an eBook, without shelling out the extra money for an eReader or if would just like to read a book on your Mac, read on. In this article we will be showing you two of the best eBook readers for the Mac, the Kindle app as [...]
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