Month: November 2006

I received a request from a reader named Mary concerning Boinx FotoMagico, reviewed recently: https://www.mymac.com/showarticle.php?id=2537 Peter Baumgartner, FotoMagico’s developer, personally answered Mary’s message. Below

In an attempt to take business away from other companies like Google, Yahoo, and Mapquest, Microsoft has introduced us to LIVE at http://www.live.com. LIVE

How many dimensions are there? A friend and I were talking politics and philosophy, and he used an anology to express something I really

I’ve been doing this Perl benchmark for years. It’s short and sweet. How long does it take a Mac to do 10,000,000 sines? It’s

I must confess that I’m a big Star Trek geek. While that fact alone is sad, I ask for your indulgence as I come

So this is it? In the forth quarter alone of this year, Apple sold 8,729,000 iPods. That’s 35% more iPods than the same quarter

Another Holiday down. And I think that any Holiday you can walk away from is a good one. I’ve always wondered where the truly

Prologue The state of Urban Legends is in flux right now. The problem is that so many people believe these things completely, that they

MacBaby Blog #6 Sky’s the Limit Most of us who have flown in an airplane remember our first time flying. It was most likely,

when the phone rings. The dogs are outside, not to be trusted those three, even with six foot fence around the perimeter. They take

After writing an article about how Microsoft will be using the Zune simply as a business platform, not as a consumer pleasing product, I

I was skeptical and nervous about completing my promise made in last week’s MiniPodcast #14, to take an OtterBox Rugged Laptop Case into a

The death penalty has been outlawed in the UK for decades, and in fact the entire European Union “is opposed to the death penalty

This week, several of us on the staff were e-mailing about MS Office alternatives. It all started when a friend of mine bought an

I had the chance to interview a pleasant up and coming musician yesterday who goes by the rather uncommon name of MoZella (no relationship

MacBaby Blog #5 Keeping it Real It’s mid-term election time again. Somehow it seems like this is the most important midterm election in my

Apple today released a revised MacBook range that now features Core 2 Duo processors. Prices and processor speeds remain the same – 1.83Ghz for