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Parallels Coherence Makes PC Apps Even More Usable

  • 11 Mar, 2007

Every now and then we come across a PC game that looks like fun or issues with a Firefox theme on the PC and I have no way of testing them really well. Yes, we have a PC, however, I haven’t fixed it yet. It’s in need of a power supply and I’m a bit […]

Gizmo Rocks Skype in VoIP

  • 27 Feb, 2007

Note: I wrote this post at the beginning of the year. Since then Adium 1.0 has come out and my use of Skype and Gizmo has unfortunately ended. However, I’d still choose Gizmo over Skype if I startup doing VoIP again. My love for Skype has been fading so I’ve been checking out Gizmo and […]

Massive & Cheap USB Flash Drives

  • 23 Feb, 2007

I’ve always wanted a USB Flash drive for some reason. I just think they look handy. So while I was buying memory for my mom online, I did a quick search and couldn’t believe how cheap they where. I go t a 2GB Buffalo drive for $23. 2GB of storage for about $20?? That’s great. […]

My Ford Fusion Experience

  • 20 Feb, 2007

While my car was in getting it’s airbag fixed the other day (I guess an airbag is important) my loaner car was a Ford Fusion and it’s quite a nice car. The outside looks pretty slick. Nothing to amazing or odd so that’s good. Inside it was well designed and very driver friendly. Behind the […]

Adium Has Landed – The Perfect Chat Application

  • 3 Feb, 2007

The only chat application necessary on a Mac has just hit 1.0. Adium is the duck of all trades as far as instant messaging is concerned. It works with AIM, Yahoo, MSN, Google Talk, ICQ and many more services. It comes with a great tabbed interface and the best option of all, customization! Adium is […]

Freedom Writers

  • 28 Jan, 2007

We caught Freedom Writers at the local theater and it’s is an excellent movie. It’s a based on a true story where one teacher tries to unite students that are from different gangs and yet all lead the same life. She works with them to let them know that their lives aren’t anything new and […]

Thrillville vs Rollercoaster Tycoon

  • 16 Jan, 2007

In our Wii downtime, I checked out Thrillville for Xbox (also available in Playstation and PSP). Where it may seem similar to Rollercaoaster Tycoon, it’s much different. Listing off the objectives and game play of both games, one would think they are quite similar. However, Thrillville is more about mini-games and goals than it is […]

Correo Mail – Part Mail.app, Thunderbird & Incomplete

  • 10 Jan, 2007

The other day Hawk Wings tipped us off about a new mail application that is coming to the Mac. It’s called Correo and it’s sound like it has a lot of potential. Think of it like Camino, the cousin of Firefox that’s Gecko powered, but Mac pretty. Well Correo is the same thing. Gecko powered […]

Beautiful WordPress Admin

  • 14 Dec, 2006

When WordPress 2.0 launched, I thought the admin area looked quite nice. However, the Tiger Administration plugin takes WordPress’ admin look and feel to a whole new level. See for yourself: // Image lost. Sorry. Zooomr ate it. Comment if you want me to dig them back up. // This makeover is curtsy of the […]

Free Shareware Mac Apps Catch

  • 13 Dec, 2006

When I first wrote about MacAppADay, I wondered what the catch was. It didn’t take long to figure it out, however I still think it’s a brilliant idea. So what’s the catch? Temporary licenses. The applications are free and you are free to use them, with all features, as long as you don’t upgrade. Some […]