Google Mobile App… – TechCrunch
TechCrunch detailing the fate of Google Mobile App for the iPhone and it’s speak to search feature. Hopefully this makes it out.
Archive for November, 2008
Some Thoughts on the Macbook – Macworld
Macworld’s Dan Moren on the new unibody MacBooks. Very thorough review, with special emphasis laid on the little differences that make a big impression.
I just got a chance to play with a new MacBook at the Coex mall in Seoul. It’s a tank. A surprise about the design was how the screen is recessed slightly [...]
Use Google to Master a New Language – Some Tools and Techniques
Learning a new language is no easy task. Here are some tools and techniques to help you make the most of Google’s powerful language translation features and become a master at a foreign tongue.
Use Automator to Rename Files
TUAW has been skulking around my MarsEdit drafts folder! A simple Automator workflow to rename files efficiently. Thanks, guys – I think…
Dial Up Your Trackpad Speed
Mac Tipper’s excellent advice on speeding up your trackpad. I didn’t know about MouseZoom X, but I’m really glad I do now!
Genius for OS X Helps You Learn Anything
Genius is the best virtual flash card application for the Mac. Read about Genius here and then get learning!
The Little Things – Quick Look’s Excel Support
I use Excel almost daily in my work and personal computing life. However, I was still surprised to see support for multiple paged Excel docs natively supported by Apple’s Quick Look.
Obama is, of course, a Mac user
9 to 5 Mac with a small spread of politicians who use Macs. Looks like it’s a Mac White House now!
Jailbreak the G1
Macworld gives the heads up that the G1 has been cracked. In unrelated news, I covet an iPhone here in South Korea!
Drag Menubar Items Off the Menubar!
An OS update recently left me with a MobileMe sync icon in my menubar, a service from Apple which I don’t use. Digging through System Preferences, however, I couldn’t find the option to turn off the menubar item and indeed after searching the web I found that there was no option if you aren’t logged [...]
