The Multitasking Bar On iPad | iPad Tips & Tutorials
One of the best features of iOS is something you'll probably never notice: the way it dynamically manages memory and background task, closing them if necessary to make more memory available to new applications. What you will notice is how easy it is to switch from one app to another: there's no need to quit one app before you launch another. Instead, you simply move from one to the next and, if … Click to Continue
Mac Pro The Expandable Pro Machine | Mac Machine
After nearly two years of waiting, Apple's Pro customers finally got an upgrade in June 2012. But it wash't the Xeon E5 processor based machine that everyone was expecting. Instead, the current models got a minor speed bump and additional RAM for prices similar to those of the previous models. The base system is now a 3.2HGz quad-core rather than the 2.8GHz 12-core version, and is available … Click to Continue
Another Big Changes On OSX Mountain Lion
Mountain Lion boasts a number of improvements designed to help you work faster and more efficiently. Foremost among these is Documents in the Cloud, which makes it easy to keep documents synced across your Mac and iOS devices. Apple apps like TextEdit, Pages, Numbers and Keynote have support built-in, and third-party developers can write the feature in. Launch TextEdit, for example, and go to … Click to Continue
Instapaper The Perfect Apps For Offline Reading | iPad Apps
We're used to having an always on internet connection these days, even wirelessly, but there are still often times you'll be without the Internet, particularly if you own a Wi-Fi only iPad model. It won't give you full interaction, but if it's just text you want to read then instapaper is the perfect solution. Instapaper is available as a universal app for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch for … Click to Continue
Bring Your Omnifocus Under Control | iPad Apps
When you find your To-Do list spreading out of control, and throwing everything into a calendar just turn the future into a unbroken lump of red, then it's time to reach for something more powerful. OmniFocus can't pick up your dry cleaning for you. But it can sort your priorities so that you don't find yourself doing that when you should be meeting with the bank manager or attending to that leaky … Click to Continue
Make The Most Of The Notes App | Mac Tutorial
Pages or TextEdit is great when you want to create beautiful documents or hammer out long reams of text. But what if you just want somewhere to jot down your thoughts or make a quick list? This is where Mountain Lion’s new Notes app comes in: it’s essentially a notepad on your Mac, but with some clever features that make it much more useful than a pad of traditional paper. Most importantly, … Click to Continue
Top Ipad apps for kids
There are applications for almost every task today. From medical help to organizing contacts, everything can be done by just a tap on the smartphone screen, thanks to the different apps available in the market. Even there are apps for kids that can help them learn new things as well as have fun. Some of such iPad apps for kids are as follows: JACKIE JUNKO (2.99 POUNDS) Storybook app based … Click to Continue
12 Years of OS X | Mac Development
1. 10.0 CHEETAH RELEASED: 24 MARCH 2001 Retailing at US $129, this was the first version of OS X that the public got their hands on. It was strikingly different from the previous “classics” Macintosh Operating System and, as you might expect, it was far from perfect: it was often sluggish, t froze frequently and lacked some basic.Hardware compatibility was also a problem, but … Click to Continue
Share Files Wirelessly Between Mac Using AirDrop
Wave goodbye to emailing photos, documents and other files between Macs, because now there’s a better way: AirDrop. First introduced with OS X Lion, AirDrop enables you to send files directly between two Macs over the air. What’s particularly great about AirDrop is that unlike the file sharing of yesteryear, there’s no tricky set up involved – you don’t even need to be connected to a … Click to Continue
File Sharing Between Mac and Windows
Many people these days have more than one computer at home. If your mac sits on the network as a Windows PC or two, then being able to share files between them is a must. Because Windows and OS X use different methods of file - sharing, it used to be quite tricky getting one to see the other, never mind serve up shared folders for transferring files quickly between them. Things have change in … Click to Continue
How To Scan Documents With Your iPad
Here’s handy extra use for your iPad: a portable scanner. Armed with the right apps, you can utilize its rear-facing camera camera to snap documents – including multi-page ones- quickly and easily, then either share those scans as images or PDF files, or go one step further and extract the text from the scans to cop into a text file for editing purposes. The great news is that you can get … Click to Continue
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