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Stephen J. Cannell classic TV is new in iTunes
For more than 25 years, one name has stood for quality television entertainment; one name has represented the finest in Hollywood production values and narrative standards. One name... and that name is Norman Lear. Since he's not available, it's my ...
Don Norman on the iPod Shuffle
Who is Don Norman? He is a design and usability guru, and the author of many books
including ‘The Design of Everyday Things.’
People listen to what he has to say about design, and he has some
things to say about the iPod and Apple ...
iPod Battery Replacement
As you may have noticed, I'm on a cracking open iPods kick.
Anyhoot, we've mentioned iPod battery replacement services like those offered by Sonnet and NewerTech, but it's always cool to see an end user cracking open an iPod and doing the job ...
Automator Rocks
D'Arcy Norman just discovered that Automator Freaking ROCKS! He has a project on his plate that entails transcoding 9 DVDs worth of TIFFs into JPEG (oof!) and found a rather simple solution: "I just fired up Automator.app, and in less than 60 seconds ...
Dear Safari RSS Team
D'Arcy Norman, whose blog is one of my regular reads, has written an open letter to the Safari RSS team, pointing out some key spots where he'd like to see some improvements in Safari RSS. Since I like most of his points, I thought I'd point to them ...
Do you find Tiger to be memory hungry?
D'Arcy Norman posts about Tiger's memory usage on his blog, noting, "It seems as though MacOSX 10.4 is a wee bit memory hungry My Powerbook has a gig of RAM, and Ive been stuck in VM thrash hell for several minutes on a couple of occasions ...
WWDC: WallFlowers Rock Apple Campus Bash
D'Arcy Norman was one of the lucky ducks who actually got to attend WWDC, and even luckier, he got the opportunity to attend the Apple Campus Bash. Well, unfortunately it wasn't U2 and Bono rocking the stage, but then again it wasn't Mr. "Your ...
Secure your Mac: Disable automatic login
Most doors have locks on them. Shocking, I know, but they are there for a good reason: to keep people out. It would be nice if we all lived in a Norman Rockwellian world where our doors would never be locked and we would all be busy painting self ...
Partially inside Apple's design process
Daniel Turner set out to write an article for the MIT Technology Review on the design process that went into the iPhone but, perhaps unsurprisingly, he ran into a wall at Apple. Instead he has penned this nice look at the overall Apple design ...
Failure to launch: Apple bungles Snow Leopard distribution in New Zealand
So, how's everybody enjoying Snow Leopard? Good stuff, isn't it? Gotta love those new Exposé options in the Dock, and all that saved hard drive space, and the faster if slightly quirkier performance... isn't it, um... great? Argh. I can't keep ...
iTunes: Free Tuesday
Welcome to this week's edition of iTunes: Free Tuesday featuring a new collection of free singles and videos from around the world. Each week we send out our dealgnomes to the furthest corners of the Earth to find and retrieve iTunes freebies from ...
Ask TUAW: reading Mac files from Windows, printing posters, VNC and more
This week on Ask TUAW we cover questions about reading the Mac partition while running Windows in Boot Camp, remote management, printing posters, AGP video cards for G5s, problems with Flash and more! As always, leave your questions for next week in ...
iTunes: Free Thursday
Once again, TUAW is pleased to present you with a selection of free songs and videos from around the world. Many of these iTMS items won't be free for long, so grab your copies before the week is up. And don't forget: If you want to buy these on ...
