Archive for June, 2010
Links, 30 June 2010
MapQuest comes Alive – Brand New “Back in September of 2008 we reported on the evolution of the MapQuest logo and the feeling of the majority was that it was too little too late to make up ground against Google Maps — two years later, MapQuest is betting that it’s not too late with a complete [...]
Links, 29 June 2010
Add Websites to iTunes as PDF – MacOSXHints.Com “all you need to do is to create an alias of iTunes and drag it to ~/Library/PDF Services. Now, when you’re browsing the web or viewing documents and you decide that you want to read them later on a portable Apple device just hit Print, click the PDF [...]
Three Great Safari 5 Extensions
As you might have guessed from my Enabling Extensions in Safari 5 post, I’ve been keeping an eye on extensions as they get released, and trying to figure out what suits my web browsing habits the best. So far, I’ve found three extensions that I really think are worth having: AdBlock, Lucidica, and YouTube5.
Enabling Extensions in Safari 5
1. What are Extensions? Apple recently released the newest version of its web browser, Safari. One of the major new features that Apple has introduced is the ability to add extensions. What are extensions, you might ask? Extensions are a way for software developers to add their own features to the browser. For example, a [...]
Techno-Lust and New Computers
My new computer has finally arrived and is all set up and ready for use. It’s a 15″ model, the specs are below: Model Name: MacBook Pro Processor Name: Intel Core i7 Processor Speed: 2.66 GHz Memory: 8 GB DDR3 Hard Drive: 500 GB 7200 RPM Boy, does this thing just zip along!