Monthly Archive: June 2012

June 30

Review: Swipetie – Neck Tie / Screen Cleaner

Ties are often percieved as either nerdy or formal, but my new tie takes it to a whole ‘nother level. Swipe Tie sent me their insanely awesome tie to review, and you’ve gotta read what this thing does. Swipe Tie is a fine, handmade tie with a BUILT IN Hidden microfiber cloth to clean your glasses, iphone, ipad, etc. I hate screen smudges, and...

Apple / itunes / Rumor

June 29

Apple About to Redesign Itunes? About time

There have been several reports that Apple is about to overhaul itunes, and to that I say I hope so. Why? It’s long overdue. Other services have been catching up, and the current itunes is bloated, slow, and outdated. Over the past few years, several useful features such as CD burning have been removed from itunes while Apple only added Ping. Ping, Apple’s social...

browser / Google / news / web browser

June 28

Chrome Hits 310 Million + users #Calledit #Google

Well, I told you so. I said Chrome was the browser of the future and I was right. To be honest, I stopped using Chrome much on my Mac due to RAM limitations, but that will soon no longer be a problem. Chrome’s biggest advantage may just be what made me stop using it. My mac only has 2 GB of RAM and each tab,...

Apple / lion / mac / macbook pro / OSX

June 27

New Macbook Pro Test Results

Hi all. Today I ran some more advanced functionality tests on the new macbook pro and it performed fantastically. Here are the sick results. The Specs 2.3 GHz Intel Quad core i7 with 8 GB of 1600 DDR3 RAM with 251 GB SSD and Retina display. Test 1- Multitasking I was able to open and use 17 programs continually before seeing a slowdown. The...

mac / mac pro / OSX

June 26

How To Set Up A Mac Pro in 10 Minutes

Think setting up a computer is complicated? You’re wrong there. Here’s a guide so simple that a two year old could learn it. Step 1. Take everything out of the box (duh). In this case you’re going to need a screen (not included), a mouse, a keyboard, and the computer. Step 2. Plug in the computer using the back power cord but do not...