If you bought a Mac on or after June 8, 2009 and before December 26, 2009 that doesn’t have Snow Leopard (Mac OS 10.6) on it or included in the box, you can send in a claim form and get a copy of Snow Leopard for $9.95USD. Click here for full program details or on […]

iWork Trial Temporary Workaround
A special guest posting from Scott Theede: Have you ever been experimenting with iWork (Pages, Numbers, Keynote) and your free trial has run out leaving you unable to make any changes to your documents? There’s a quick way to get around that restriction, say if you needed to have a fully functional keynote for an […]
Keychain cannot be found message after upgrade install
If you’ve recently upgraded to Flash Player version 10, you may be seeing something similar to this: Keychain “name” cannot be found to store “sampleitem“ Your keychain may have been renamed, deleted, or it’s on a unmounted volume. You can then click Cancel or Reset To Defaults. The alert may appear again. Here’s a link to […]
Hawk Wings Flies Again
HawkWing.net is a great blog for finding tips, tricks and fixes for Mail.app — the default email client on a Mac. The site was dormant for awhile, but recently woke up and has resumed posting. Interesting side note, it’s run by Tim Gaden who is Dean of the Theological School , College Chaplain and Stewart Lecturer […]

Is the iPhone / iPod touch 3.0 Software Update Worth It?
Chances are you’ve seen the news about the iPhone 3.0 Software Update that Apple recently released. For iPhone users, it’s a free upgrade so it isn’t really a question of whether it would be worth it — free is free! For iPod touch users though, due to the way Apple does their books on the iPod […]

MacHeist 3 Bundle Revealed
The latest MacHeist bundle has been revealed and it’s quite a good one this year. For those not aware, the MacHeist bundles are a collection of various Mac apps sold together in one package for a lower price than buying all the individual programs separately. As more people buy the bundle, more apps are added to […]

Getting Started With Garageband ’09
A great new Mac blog has started up that typically reviews new/old Mac applications, but has added a tutorial for Garageband ’09 that would be worth checking out if you’re interested in starting your own digital band: Getting Started with Garageband ’09
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