Author Archives: adam

The Communications Opportunity, Promotion and Enhancement Act (COPE) Act is supposed to be a good thing. Turns out that it’s been hacked quite a bit by various people (aka special interest groups) to allow them to disregard the network neutrality … Continue reading →

Apple – Get a Mac – Watch The TV Ads Apple has finally come out with some new TV ads, and they’re not for the iPods (not that the iPod isn’t a fine tool, but I want them to sell … Continue reading →

Ctrl Alt Del I have to admire a business man who can turn down a potential nightmare of a customer. When I worked for a VAR, we had a customer who needed someone to come out just to turn the … Continue reading →

Daring Fireball: Smart Crash ReportsWhile I like the idea of having a way to notify third party developers that their app has crashed, and possibly providing them with valuable log information, it seems like the covert installation is NOT the way to go.
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Apple – Boot Camp More and more people are buying and loving Macs. To make this choice simply irresistible, Apple will include technology in the next major release of Mac OS X, Leopard, that lets you install and run the … Continue reading →

Vintage and Obsolete Products If you have a computer on this list, good luck getting support! Well, parts anyway….

Behold, the power of the internet: Hacks MacOSX CLI Utility to Capture Stills From iSight Camera I asked on Macintouch and I got an answer. I tested it and it works, so we’ll just have to see how this plays … Continue reading →

MacInTouch: timely news and tips about the Apple Macintosh Adam Gerstein posed an interesting question about the camera Apple is building into new Mac models: I’m wondering if anyone has looked at remotely accessing the camera in a MacTel iMac … Continue reading →

man2PDF 1.1 – Mac OS X You’ll have to scroll down the page a little bit to find it, but this tool is quite handy – you launch it then choose which program you want the info on, and it … Continue reading →

Mac Mini vs. Microsoft Media Center: Round 1 – Crave at CNET.co.uk Head to head with a PC using the Microsoft Media Edition, the Mini soundly trounced the PC in ease of use and initial setup. Is that surprising to … Continue reading →