MacMost Posts

There are many ways to export your video from iMovie. Using the Sharing menu, you can go directly to iTunes, iDVD, YouTube and more. But using the Export Movie and Export using QuickTime options give you greater control. (more...)

Last Friday Apple began taking pre-orders for iPads. You can pre-order for delivery or reserve an iPad for pick-up at your local Apple Store. The initial models will be available on April 3rd, and will be WiFi models only. A 3G model, able to connect to AT&T and other wireless networks, won’t be available until [...] (more...)

Defragmentation was a common technique among Mac-using professionals in the 1990s. But with Mac OS X and today’s hardware, do you still need to run defragmentation software? (more...)

If you have a large iTunes library, you may want to consider moving it to an external drive. You can also have some of your media on an external drive without having to move the library. Take a look at three methods of handing an iTunes library on an external drive. (more...)

You can run Windows on your Mac using either Boot Camp, a virtualization solution like Parallels, VMWare Fusion or VirtualBox, or a Win32 API solution like Wine to run individual applications. See the advantages and disadvantages of each. (more...)

Last Friday Apple overhauled the Mac Developer program for the first time in years. Gone is the tiered system, replaced with a single $99 price. But also gone is the hardware discount. Thought some developers point out that with a $99 program replacing a $500 one, the savings are close to the hardware discount anyway. Unlike [...] (more...)

The free Mac OS X extension Growl allows some of your applications to send you screen and audible notifications when events occur, like incoming email or completed downloads. You can even pass these notifications on to your iPhone. Check it out to see if it is something you can use. (more...)