Tag: Macintosh
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iWork ’08: Now with Numbers
Apple has just released a free 30 day trial of iWork ’08. This version includes Pages, Keynote, and a new application called Numbers which is a replacement for Microsoft Excel. Hannibal from PhilMUG writes: ladies and gentlemen, after fiddling with Numbers for about 30 minutes, i am so proud to announce that, i am leaving…
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New Yahoo! Messenger for Macintosh: Let the Users Decide!
There is a poll currently being conducted by the Yahoo! for Macintosh development team. Since YM for OS X has very long graduation dates between versions, the team is letting the users decide whether it deserves to be updated now or later. I am honestly apathetic to whatever verdict they come up with as the…
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Mac Apps Recommendations 12 June 2007
Free applications are always a boon. Today I showcase three free applications for OS X that can help you become more productive in your creative endeavors. Tody I showcase CYBERDUCK, an efficient and free FTP app, THINK, a simple “getting things done” app and BEAN, a text editor on steroids. CYBERDUCK: It also looks cute…
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The WWDC in Words, Safari runs on Windows!
MacHeads unite! Nothing like an iChat conference with PhilMUG for the running account of the 2007 WWDC. The most interesting annoucement will be the fate of .Mac accounts, allegedly to be handed over to Google’s development. Argh. There was no announcement for the .Mac toolkit. Nonetheless, the most intriguing announcement was when Steve showed how…
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A Change of Email Address and an iRant
This is just a friendly note that for those who have been trying to email me at my .Mac account email address, you will no longer get replies from there as I have decided not to renew it. See my about page if you want to contact me. If its one thing I do hate…
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Mac App: iStumbler = W00t Sniffer
I took the advice of Bernie and downloaded iStumbler, a wireless sniffer for the Mac OS X. As you can see from the screen shot, the app has a much more sensitive “nose” being able to sniff hot spots way further than the built in wireless detector of the MacBook. Well, no surprise really. This…
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