Archive for March, 2009
If you have an iPhone and a library of music that you’d love to hear on your phone, this is for you.
• Open GarageBand and iTunes
• In GarageBand, open a new project and delete the default track (it usually opens with a Piano track; get rid of it by selecting “Track” from the Menu Bar […]
These are magic words to live by when it comes to cleaning up your computer’s hard drive.
Apple suggests leaving 10-20% of the hard drive free for maximum disk operation. When a disk starts to get too full it will begin to overwrite files which causes software corruption. The key to a healthy drive is simple; […]
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- MacBook Repair Extension Program for Hard Drive Issues
- Kudos for Us!
- Calibrating a MacBook or MacBook Pro battery
- Final Cut Expertise
- Chill Pill - Ultra-Compact Pocket Rocket Audio Speaker System
- Mac Training For You
- Apple Swings at Windows 7
- Snow Leopard Available Now
- Apple Tops Customer Satisfaction Index, Again
- A Mac Virus?
- etc: 5:30am PST is when iPad preorders begin tomorrow, March 12. Early morning chat date, anyone?
- iPhone still second-place US smartphone while Android grows
- etc: Apple updated Safari to 4.0.5 with performance, stability, and security improvements, which affect Top Sites, third-party plugins, web forms, SVG, and using Safari to configure some Linksys routers.
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