One of the things for your mac behave like the first day, is execute a good maintenance of the operative system: clean caches, temporal files, etc…
For this we are going to use Onyx, because is free and in my opinion the best app for this.
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February 5th, 2010Adium
February 4th, 2010
Adium is a free instant messaging application for Mac OS X that can connect to AIM, MSN, Jabber, Yahoo, ICQ, Twitter and more.
You can add accounts in you Adium profile and be online at the same time using different services and only one application.
Camera in iPad?
February 3rd, 2010
Repair Company Mission Repair has posted some pictures of replacement parts, which were received from Apple. iPad is not yet being sold, but it looks like the company has got a supply of iPad parts through unofficial channels. It seems, that these parts could accommodate an iSight. The folks from the repair company compared these parts with camera from MacBook Pro, and they fit perfectly inside the slot in iPad’s frame.
New iPhone 3.1.3 firmware
February 2nd, 2010
Apple today released a new firmware update for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The release is a minor one, fixing bugs rather than adding any substantial features, Key among the changes is the better battery meter accuracy for the iPhone 3GS, addressing a long-standing complaint. Also fixed the crashes when using Japanese Kana keyboard, and a problem preventing third-party apps from launching.
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iPad, the best for watch movies? Really?
January 30th, 2010
Watch a movie on the iPad won’t be as pleasurable as you might think. The screen not only is not at least 720p like should be in a modern portable 9” device, is 1024×768 pixels, that means that has a ratio 4:3, exactly as my old CRT television. Most of the movies, tv shows, musical videos are with an aspect 16:9, witch use DVD and now HDTV.
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Developer accuses Apple of stealing UI design for iBooks
January 29th, 2010
Following the iPad announcement and Apple’s preview of several new apps for the tablet device, Delicious Monster developer Wil Shipley noticed an uncanny resemblance between the iBooks app and his Mac software, Delicious Library. During the iPad unveiling, Shipley published several tweets claiming that Apple had not obtained permission to use the interface, which places book covers on virtual shelves that appear to be made of wood.
“No, Apple didn’t license iBooks from me,” Shipley said. “They just copied me. Ah well.”
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Apple could ship 4 million iPads in 2010
January 29th, 2010
Analysts have already begun adjusting their predictions and impressions regarding Apple’s new iPad tablet, with the research group IDC anticipating worldwide sales of four million units this year. The group believes Apple may sell two million iPads just in the US market this year, with sales accelerating as the device gains momentum in the near future.
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Hands-On Impressions of Apple’s New iPad
January 29th, 2010
Engadget and Gizmodo have both posted early hands-on impressions of Apple’s new iPad tablet, having had the chance to play with the device after today’s media event in San Francisco.
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Apple reveals iBookstore and app for the iPad
January 29th, 2010
Put this down as something else rumored that’s come to fruition today. Apple’s just announced iBooks, an e-reader app and bookstore (called iBookstore) for the iPad, using the ePub format. We’re seeing prices around $12.99 to $14.99 so far… looks pretty slick! We’re sure Jeff Bezos and Co. are none too pleased to see this one, but we’ll have to see for ourselves what reading’s like on a non-E Ink screen.
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