I’m not sure if they are just messing with our minds or what, but Apple changed one of the most automatic navigation functions you do. Scrolling is the computer equivalent of breathing. You do it automatically, without thinking. Except now in Mac OS X 10.7, aka Lion, you have to breathe out to breathe in. [...]
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Mac OS X Snow Leopard – NotificationExec Pop Up Annoyance
Just installed Mac OS X 10.6 on my home iMac. It was truly a perfectly painless experience…click about 4 buttons and type your password and walk away for 45 minutes. The only thing that marred the experience was a nasty and undying popup for installing Rosetta so it could run NotificationExec. Click Not Now and [...]
Join AAC/MP3 Files and Create Audiobooks for iPod Use
If you listen to Audiobooks on your iPod or in iTunes, then you know how great the Bookmarking feature is. You listen to an hour of your book and then switch to your favorite tunes. Then you come back to the book and it remembers right where you left off. That’s the way it should [...]
Update Windows Vista Drivers on MacBook – Boot Camp 1.2
I don’t want to say that my life is now complete, but Apple has certainly made my month. I updated my MacBook Pro with the new version of Boot Camp, and now my Windows Vista installation is working perfectly! Apple, yesterday, updated its beta of Boot Camp to include support for Windows Vista. Boot Camp [...]
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