No, it is not a strange question. Your Mac is really ready to speak with you. At least you can ask it, what time is it? And your Mac will answer to you with the correct time. Sure, just in case, your Apple understands your question.
First, when I saw my Mac able to understand to […]
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Microsoft Vista is out to find its customers on the market, so right now, Apple has to show, what is included in Leopard. Within last few days, there were rumors about the new system on the Internet again.
Some rumors were explaining the system will be released at the end of June to the public, which […]
Should I take NeoOffice or MS Office?
Posted in NeoOffice, Applications, Mac OS X on Apr 2nd, 2007
NeoOffice is a star of the Mac OS X world. For the first time in the history, Mac OS X user has the right to choose the office suite, which is completely using the features of Mac OS X and looks like the rest of the world on the screen of your Apple. NeoOffice and […]
NeoOffice supports MS Office 2007 file format
Posted in Applications, Mac OS X on Apr 1st, 2007
This week brought the excellent news for the Apple Mac community. NeoOffice is fully compatible with the file format of MS Office 2007 for Windows. It is very important for the future of this office suite, fully programmed in Java - or not fully, just the dependencies with the operating system are done in […]
Wow, today, one of my favorite blogs (sorry, it is in Czech) released a short message - Apple released Mac OS X Leopard. I was happy for several seconds, but now… it is 1st of April - time to get people. And the guy really got me.
Good job.
File Manager for Mac OS X
Posted in Applications, Mac OS X on Mar 28th, 2007
I discovered a new project developing a file manager for Mac OS X, which copies that excellent idea of Norton. Yes, two windows allowing to make all the actions really simply and quickly.
The program is called ForkLift and I am really pretty satisfied user of the application. It has still a long way ahead to […]
Picasa, which is provided by Google for Windows, is an excellent piece of software. I think it is even better than iPhoto. Picasa is very strong in the area of photo adjustments, fixes and corrections. When you open iPhoto filters, you find just simple color effects, but you have no possibility to make corrections, you […]
Growl is a simple system of notification windows, running over all the applications, showing the important system messages in Mac OS X.
It is the system, which is quite common also in Windows, where the application has to take care of the notifications on its own. Mac OS X approach is much smarter. There is one […]
Do you like playing movies in different formats on your Mac OS X? But you do not want to register and pay additional money to enhance QuickTime Player included in the operating system?
I never understood to the policy of Apple with QuickTime Player. As the player is excellent, but I see no reason to pay […]
Windows Vista brought a concept of the widgets (ok, they call them gadgets) not in the Dashboard as you can know it from Mac OS X, but in the side bar on the main screen.
Thinking of those two concepts, I think, the Microsoft’s approach is more user friendly. I can understand, Mac OS X was […]
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