This looks cool. It is impossible to play an FPS game properly on a touch screen small handheld device, but this would be perfect for watching demos (match replays). If Quake 3 runs this well then I’m assuming other old OpenGL games like QuakeWorld will be supported too. I look forward to being able to [...]
If you’re an Apple fanboy like me, you have waited all this time for the iPhone to arrive. Not a dirty hacked iPhone, but the real deal. It comes courtesy of O2, as expected. You check the price tag and see that they are not bumping up the price of the phone significantly compared to [...]
Thursday, October 18, 2007 The Leopard has been spotted and will be available in 8 days, 4 hours, 55 minutes from the time of writing this. Tom Raftery points to this poll on GigaOM trying to pinpoint a reason to upgrade. New Apple Mail: Like Tom, I switched to Thunderbird because Apple Mail didn’t impress me enough, despite my [...]
Thursday, October 11, 2007 With all the lovely apps you can get on a Mac, I still find it hard to believe that nobody has made a feedreader that is really nice to use. NetNewsWire Lite has failed me for the last time. I hope that Vienna does not let me down. What do the rest of ye Mac [...]
Stay in the loop with Peel – a user-friendly MP3 blog reader for the Mac. Review of PeelRated as 5/5 on Aug 19 2007 by James When I started using Last.fm about a year and a half ago, I thought that was the only playlist I would ever need. I was very happy to scrobble [...]
Here is another reason why my MacBook Pro is better than your Thinkpad. The gameplay revolves around two core principles: Tilt your macbook from side to side to move paddle Scream at your macbook to increase paddle size This has to be the greatest invention since the seed drill, and it is open source.
I’m learning new stuff every day on my MacBook Pro. Today, OS X Hacker points out how you can zoom in on any part of the screen, simply by holding control and dragging two fingers along the trackpad. I can’t see this being useful, but that is beside the point. Little features like this are [...]
Infoworld are crowing that a “myth” has been crushed, as a hacker managed to break in to OS X to win a security contest in Vancouver. No myth has been crushed – at worst, perhaps a misconception has been dented. OS X is not hack-proof – there is no operating system on earth that is [...]
The worst customer service since Soundstore in Blackpool. My brother’s 40gig iPod was dodgy from the day he got it. He tried to make do with it for awhile, before opting for tech support. Apple in Ireland wouldn’t talk to him, as the iPod had been bought in America. Apple in USA told him that [...]
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