I’ve had my new iMac for a couple of months now and finally decided to upgrade my existing 2GB RAM configuration to the maximum supported 4GB configuration. From previous RAM upgrades I have always noticed a significant increase in boot time. Will the Intel iMac continue with this historical trend? Check out the video below to find out.
If you recently downloaded a Safari update, you might not have know that the latest version is the worlds first implementation of the new HTML5 draft standard. So what does all that mean? Well without going into all the details of the new standard, the new standard implements the <video> and <audio> tags to add native support for embedding video and audio into web pages.
We have all been in a situation where we have found something on the Web we would like to save to our computer but we can’t find the download button. Arrr!!! Pictures, YouTube videos, Facebook videos, MySpace music, you name it.
If I can view it on my screen why can’t I download it? Well you can, you just need the right browser.
If you upgraded to OS X 10.4.11 recently and have noticed a small problem with Safari; it no longer works! The symptoms of this are that Safari will not load any webpage nor will it respond to bookmark links. Is it dead? Probably not.
A quick check under the hood and you will see that along with the 10.4.11 update came Safari 3.0.4. The problem that is happening is that you might have an older version of PicLens installed. What you will need to do is simply uninstall it via the View->PicLens->Remove PicLens menu in Safari and then restart Safari. You should be good to go now. Then just visit PicLens.com and reinstall the newest version of PicLens.
Everyone knows we can’t live without PicLens!
Aside from releasing updated iPods across the board today, Apple introduced the iPod touch which is a hybrid breed between the iPod and the iPhone. In addition to playing music, movie, and photos, the iPod touch provides you with access the web, YouTube, and the iTunes WiFi Music Store via it’s integrated WiFi adapter. Although it has multimedia at its heart, the iPod touch seems to be more like a PDA. So then the question is, did Apple just release a PDA in a dying PDA market?
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