Similar to the Character Map application for Windows, CharacterPal is a Dashboard widget that helps you input foreign symbols. For instance, do you remember how to make this Apple logo appear on your keyboard?
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‘Course you know! It’s Option + Shift + K! But if by some incidence you forgot how […]
I saw the link to Fluid from this entry over at MacRumors.com. I got intrigued and checked it out. Fluid is an application that creates small applications from web sites you frequently visit. Think of it as a web browser specifically for that web site or web app.
Fluid works this way. You enter the url […]
I consider myself a casual gamer. I’ve tried various platforms since I was a kid. I played games on our Commodore 64, Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis or Sega Mega Drive, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PCs and recently the Xbox 360.
Macs are cool machines but it’s not really known for gaming. Over the years it […]
I thought I’d share with you the tools I use to design and develop web sites. Although the past year I haven’t spent much time doing so, more of managing projects but I’m slowly getting back to it.
Adobe Photoshop - This is pretty much standard for designers. It’s my main design application. Although there’s […]
Following Chris’ post on TextExpander which I also used, I’m now trying out Typinator. I did a reinstall around a month ago and didn’t get to add TextExpander to my current apps. It just so happens that I bought the Macupdate bundle and Typinator was included. So since I already paid for it, I might […]
This is a software that I’ve used in the past. The older version came bundled with my PowerBook. After I sold my PowerBook I stopped using it though. That’s until I was reading through the Stop Design web site and read the feature on xScope.
xScope has gotten new features since the last time I used […]
So one of the biggest challenges in owning a Mac is getting over the beautiful graphics, the sleek lines of the hardware, and simply getting to work and getting something done. I am mostly joking, of course. While it is a beautiful tool, my Mac is still just a tool. A tool to get things […]
This might be a little late since this has been around some time. Still some people might not know about this so here goes. You can upload photos to your Google/Picasa accounts using Picasa Web Albums Uploader from Google.
The guys from Google have put together a little app to help upload photos to your Picasa […]
Google has a new app called Vidnik. It allows you to use your Macs built-in video camera to record videos and upload it to your YouTube account in a snap.
Vidnik is currently at version 0.13.0. I downloaded and tried it and it was fairly easy to use. It still needs a lot of polish. It […]
This is one app that really makes the iPhone/iPod Touch all the more enticing. Touchpad Pro allows you to control your computer via your iPhone or iPod Touch. Using VNC technology, your iPhone/iPod Touch can connect to your computer and act as a remote screen. You’re really seeing a version of your screen.
Here are […]
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