Yesterday Perian updated its QuickTime plug-in for the Mac. For those of you who don’t know about it, Perian is a plug-in allowing Mac users to view a virtually unlimited number of video codecs in QuickTime Player. Among the codecs are AVI, DIVX, FLV, MKV, GVI, VP6 and VFW, just to name a few. Go […]
These image files, contributed by berkinet, contain several sizes of LED icon images for: Amber, Blue, Green, Red, UltraViolet (uv), White, Yellow and bi-color Red/Green LEDs. The “off” image of the colored images is a very dark version of the named color. For the bi-color LEDs the “off” image is Red and the on/true image […]
Twitter today announced a new settings option that will make your account more secure. Users accessing their Twitter accounts over unsecured internet connections such as a public WiFi network risk getting their accounts hacked, much like what happened to celebrity Ashton Kutcher a few weeks back at the TED conference…. via Twitter Adds HTTPS Option […]
Now, let it be known that I have absolutely nothing against video game consoles. Last generation I owned a PC, a PS2, and an XBOX, and loved all of those. The term comes from the fact that, originally, the dumbing down of games came from hardware limitations. However, now the streamlining comes from publishers attempting […]
Avast anti-virus is one of the most trusted free anti-virus that is available in the market. Other few security softwares that come to mind are AVG. Avast 6 is the latest version of anti-virus. It is available for Free Download.The Avast 6 includes scan engine which is lighter and takes… via Avast 6 Anti-Virus Download […]
You win. I concede defeat. I no longer want to attempt developing an app for the Playbook. Are you happy now? Surely you must be. Considering how terribly designed the entire process is, from the registration right through to loading an app into the simulator, I can only assume that you are trying to drive […]
The newly launched Mac App Store may sport a familiar, iTunes-like face. But there’s still plenty to discover with Apple’s new source for buying Mac software. We asked if you had any questions about the Mac App Store and came up with a list of our own. Then, we spent Thursday diving into the Mac App Store to […]
Good news, everybody—you don’t have to wait for Apple to approve Intel’s new Sandy Bridge processors before you can run Mac OS X on the new CPUs. Intel’s Sandy Bridge CPUs and chipsets are barely out of the gate, but that hasn’t stopped some users from installing Mac OS X Snow Leopard on the new Sandy […]