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Category Archives: Mac
Sparrow & the Mac App Store
Today I made my first purchase (ever) from the Mac App Store. I can’t say I’ll be purchasing anything from there again, but seeing as Sparrow was only available on the App Store, I didn’t really have any choice. Sparrow … Continue reading
Last.FM on the iPhone
As it stands now, the Last.FM iPhone app only scrobbles your music when you connect it to iTunes and sync, as opposed to syncing it live, over the air. This has always been because Apple forbid 3rd party apps to … Continue reading
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Tagged iOS, iPhone, Last.fm, multitasking, Music, scrobbling
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What the Hell?
I’m honestly a bit puzzled right now. For some reason, as I was browsing a web page in Safari, the fan in my Macbook started to spin, and it got to the point where it must have been spinning full … Continue reading
Printing in Leopard
Since I’ve installed Leopard, I’ve noticed all the bells and whistles people keep talking about, but one part I haven’t heard anything about is the much-improved printing facilities that Leopard introduced. In Tiger, the printer setup was buried in the … Continue reading
OS X Leopard
Seemingly months after everyone else has marveled at OS X Leopard, I’ve taken the plunge and upgraded from Tiger to Leopard. Instead of upgrading, I decided to wipe the disk (backing up first, of course) and do a clean install. … Continue reading