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Wednesday, February 28, 2007
The anti-Mac writer thinks cell phone carriers don't like WiFi. Well, duh.
 Holy Mac Baiters, Batman. John Dvorak wrote something that's difficult to disagree with. The world has stopped turning, hell hath froze itself over, Bill Gates loves the Mac.
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Backup software, low prices, easy access for Mac, Windows users.
 Got files on your Mac or PC? How do you back up critical files? CD? DVD? Extra hard drive? How about using Amazon? Jungle Disk lets you connect to Amazon's inexpensive backup service.
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Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Windows inspires this personal productivity tool for Macs.
 A Mac utility that makes you work like a Windows user? What does it do, Alex? Make me frustrated? Yes and no. It helps Mac users do one thing that Windows users are probably better at doing. Keyboard shortcuts.
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Are you a captive Windows PC user reading Mac360 at work?
 Mac360 is about Mac reviews and commentary. We review Mac software, some hardware, and comment on anything Mac or Windows, Apple or Microsoft, or whatever we're thinking. I'm thinking, "do Windows users read Mac360?"
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Monday, February 26, 2007
Comments against unions, teachers, could cost company millions.
 Steve Jobs insulted teachers in Texas, California and elsewhere. Now they want him to apologize. He won't, and the whole brouhaha may cost Apple millions in Mac sales to school systems, and harm students. What should he do?
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Macs are more price competitive than ever and still cost more.
 My Sunday newspaper had five advertising inserts pushing Windows Vista on PCs. Prices? Dirt cheap. Cheaper than Macs. No flame war, please. Here's a Sunday list of what's cheaper compared to a Mac.
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Friday, February 23, 2007
Is this the painless, automatic way to backup all your music?
 Many Mac and Windows users are also iTunes users. The music we store in iTunes is valuable. Is it so valuable that you'd pay $70 to store all your music in an online backup service?
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Make Safari control what you see on each browser web page.
 I don't like browser add-ons, so I'm not a big fan of extensions for Firefox. You gotta love the price, but extensions tend to break. This nifty browser add-on for Safari controls the web pages you visit. Don't use this if you love reading web page ads.
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Tangerine color tool from Australia works with Mac applications.
 Color tools and utilities are not a dime a dozen on the Mac. There are dozens, some are free, some have hefty price tags. New on my Top 5 Color Tools list is a Tangerine from Australia.
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Thursday, February 22, 2007
Is the choice of computer indicative of mere taste or mental ability?
 It's almost as bad as religious arguments, the Mac vs. Windows wars. Apart from the obvious differences between Windows XP, Vista or whatever, and Mac OS X Panther, Tiger, Leopard or whatever, what about the differences between the users of said personal computers?
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Ditch Mail and Safari. What else do you do on your Mac?
 Simple question: What do you do on your Mac? There's email and browsing. What else? What are the Top 10 Ways To Use Your Mac? iTunes? iPhoto? Business or pleasure? Fun or profit?
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Friday, February 16, 2007
Better than Apple's iWeb Rapidweaver matures to best of breed tool.
 You gotta love point and click. But point and click web sites? Apple made it easy with iWeb. Rapidweaver makes it easier, more capable, with more options, and standards compliant. Here's why.
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