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Apple Calls Press Conference About iPhone, Replaces Some Time Capsules
7/15/10
Many are still complaining about iPhone 4 reception problems, and Apple has called a special press conference for Friday morning. Speculation about the announcement ranges from free bumper cases for all iPhone 4 users to Apple simply presenting evidence to dismiss complaints. Meanwhile, developers have received version 4.1 of iOS for testing. The update increases [...] (Read More, 1 Reply)
Something Fishy
7/14/10
It has been a while since I recommended one of my own iPhone games. Something Fishy is another port of a game that has been wildly successful on the Web. With the iPhone, you get to use the accelerometers to move Walter the fish around. I’ve also added some bonus games and music. (Read More, No Replies)
Find Downloaded Files
7/14/10
When you download a file in Safari, it is added to the Downloads window where you can see the progress of the download. Use Window, Downloads to open it. To find the location of a file, click on the magnifying glass to the right of the file name. The Finder window with the folder containing [...] (Read More, 8 Replies)
MacMost Now 424: Convert Text to Spoken Word Audio
7/14/10
Learn how to use Automator to convert selected text, or text from a file, to audio. You can listen to the result on your Mac, iPod or iPhone while on-the-go. Video Transcript (Click to Expand) Hi, his is Gary with MacMost Now. On today's episode, let's convert text to spoken audio. So consider the situation [...] (Read More, 14 Replies)
MacMost Now 423: Creating Semi-Transparent Overlays for iMovie
7/12/10
Learn how to use Seashore to create a 32-bit semi-transparent image and then use that image as an overlay to point out or highlight something in your iMovie video. Video Transcript (Click to Expand) Hi, this is Gary, with MacMost Now.In today's episode, let's learn how to make 32-bit semi-transparent images to use as overlays [...] (Read More, 21 Replies)
MacMost Now 422: Mastering Mac OS X File Dialogs
7/9/10
Many take the file open and save dialogs for granted, but there are a lot of power user actions and keyboard shortcuts that can make these tools easier to use. You can navigate around your drive space with drag and drop, the keyboard, sidebar, the media browser and more. Video Transcript (Click to Expand) Hi. [...] (Read More, 4 Replies)