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After FeedDemon for Windows Going free, NewsFire is next to join the queue of client side RSS feed reader application going FREE. NewsFire is considered a very good option for glitzy MAC OS X users.
It is simple to use and packed with loads of features for managing number of RSS feeds. You can read more »
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It is simple to use and packed with loads of features for managing number of RSS feeds. You can read more »
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Wired's How-To Wiki takes a look at the most common suggestions for speeding up your Mac OS X desktop and picks out a few that really can help scale back memory use—and also highlights the perennial suggestions that don't do a thing and waste your time. For example: Cleaning up an icon-laden desktop = small but real memory savings. Repairing file permissions = Not at all necessary. Hit the link below for more tips and a chance to throw your own $.02 in. For another angle on system speed, try software tuneups to speed up your Mac.Speed Up Your Mac [Wired How-To Wiki]
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Following in the footsteps of our sub-$800 Hackintosh, blogger Kevin Tofel installs OS X Leopard on his Samsung UMPC. Faux Hackintosh manufacturer Psystar may be a hoax, but rolling your own Hackintosh is still all the rage. read more »
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Mac OS X's Address Book Can Now Sync Google Contacts (Update: For iPhone Owners Only, UGH) [Mac Tip]
Mac OS X Leopard only: Today's release of Mac OS 10.5.3 added a juicy little tidbit to Address Book: the ability to automatically sync your Google contacts. After you've run Software Update and gotten 10.5.3 (and restarted your Mac), hit up Address Book's Preferences pane. At the button of the General tab, check off the "Synchronize with Google" box to get started. Be sure to back up your address book before you sync, and see the read more »
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Mac OS X only: Earlier today we reported that Mac OS's latest update to 10.5.3 included Google contact syncing to Address Book—if you've connected an iPhone or iPod touch to your Mac, that is. If you don't have an iPhone or iPod touch and unlocking this useful bit of functionality isn't worth paying hundreds of dollars for the device, a simple system tweak can turn it on for you. read more »
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Before Mac OS X Leopard got released, if you'd told me Stacks—a convenient way to access Finder locations on the Dock—would be one of my favorite, most-used features, I would've said you were trapped in the reality distortion field. Turns out Stacks is super-useful, and highly configurable to boot. Let's take a look at some power tweaks and uses for Stacks. 
Add drawer overlay icons. True Apple product devotees know that looks are everything. With a few good-looking icons cleverly dated, you can add drawer icons to your Stacks that make it easy to visually identify them. read more »
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Looks like Apple's getting your Mac ready for the new iPhone software due out next week; Just got a Software Update prompt to install a Mac OS X 10.5.4 update, which includes bug fixes and security patches for iCal, Safari, Spaces, and Expose.
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Apple has released the Mac OS X Lion Gold Master version to developers, with an indication that its latest operating system will hit the market within next few days.The iPhone-maker
announced during the World Wide Developer Conference last month that it
will launch its newest operating system in July. To upgrade from Snow
Leopard OS X 10.6 to OS X Lion Gold Master, the user needs to pay $29.99.Here is our take on top 10 exciting features of Mac OS X Lion that make it a better choice for the customers.
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