Macintosh Tech Support

In the Sarbanes-Oxley forums , a good question was asked related to keeping Mac systems protected.  

TweakerSoft has updated VectorDesigner to version 1.4.0, which includes user-definable templates, multiple point selection in path editing, and fixes a few minor bugs. VectorDesigner is a simple vector drawing application for illustrations and designs that can be scaled to any size. I rev...  

I bet you thought the iPhone 2.0 firmware was all about whizbang new features, or the App Store. Well, it pretty much is, but it plus includes some shield updates. Apple has posted a KB article that details all the shield improvements that are baked into the 2.0 firmware. It is well worth a read...  

Many commenters and bloggers hither and yon have noticed that MobileMe lacks “true push” capabilities, even though Apple uses the “push” buzzword extensively to describe MobileMe services. A commenter in a MacRumors thread about the subject took screenshots from Apple’s site, showing they ha...  

NausicaMedia, the first french company certified on Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server, has translated the "Tips and Tricks for Macintosh Management" of John de Troye in french.  

This is a premier for Ghacks, the first review of a Macintosh application. Thumber is a software for Apple Macintosh that takes one second snapshots of a selected movie creating one image out of all of them.  

Back at the introduction of the iPhone (was it only just by a year ago? How the instance flies) we all cast a jaundiced eye at Apple’s “develop for the Web” philosophy for extending the platform, while simultaneously wondering whether Apple might supply a true SDK for the device of the future; I...  

Yes, the iPhone is today’s “it girl.” Everyone wants to see and be seen with her. But life with the iPhone isn’t all champagne and bon-bons. Here are our Top 5 iPhone Gripes. whether yours isn’t on the list, please let us know. 5. No multimedia text messages My parents live in Florida...  

iGlasses is an iSight video camera controller. It allows older G3 Macintosh computers running below 600MHz to use an iSight.  

Apple opened a new retail store in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada that weekend, number six for The Great White North. As usual, we asked any TUAW readers who may have attended to share their reports and/or pictures. So, did you go, and whether you did, how was it? Let us know in the comments. Here’s...  

TechRepublic examines just what went into one of the most famous personal computers ever manufactured--and what tech was like in 1991.  

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The CNET Networks site TechRepublic runs a regular series called "Cracking Open" in which it takes a look inside a variety of gadgets. ZDNet.com.au is publishing this excerpt of a photo gallery.  

The Unofficial Apple Weblog did some Flickr hunting and found a screenshot of a Nintendo DS running a Macintosh System 6 in emulation. ...  

A switch to newer Intel-based Apple Mac Pro workstations for an upcoming rekindling of Virginia Tech's supercomputer efforts will more than double the performance to as much as 29 teraflops and will once again put a Mac cluster in the limelight -- th...