Archive for the Utilities Category
Thunderbolt: No need for HDMI or USB!

The recent update in the Macbook Pro line was announced a while back and one of the features apple loved talking about was their new Thunderbolt connection. Thunderbolt is a new connection that uses I/O technology that supports high-performance data transfer and high-resolution displays through a single port. This revolutionary connection has left people gob smacked, even the most up-to-date apple fan boys!
Posted by Seth Smith on March 13th, 2011 in Apple, Graphics, Hardware, Utilities Tags: 10 gbps,hdmi,I/O technology,thunderbolt,USB, 5 Comments »
Disk Drill: Is your deleted data alive!?
How many times have you deleted some piece of work that you found out a month later was more important that you thought? Have you ever deleted a movie and had an unstoppable craving to watch it the week later? Even those family pictures from a few months ago that your kid accidently deleted when cleaning the trash? Well now there is a chance for them to be recovered!
Posted by Seth Smith on December 30th, 2010 in Applications, Geek Tools, Hardware, Tools, Utilities Tags: Cleverfiles,data recovery,Disk Drill,Disk Drill review,lost files,Mac data recovery,recover data on mac, 1 Comment »
American Heritage Dictionary – A Serious Amount of Knowledge
One of the iPhone’s greatest benefits to mankind is the ability to access knowledge from anywhere on the internet from anywhere with service to your phone. One of the iPhone’s greatest design flaws is the omission of a dictionary app. There are lots of dictionaries on the appstore, but the American Heritage Dictionary stands above the rest. Substantially.
Posted by Ariel Kaplan on September 11th, 2009 in App Store, Applications, Education, Utilities Tags: American Heritage Dictionary,Apps,Dictionary,Education,iPhone, Leave a Comment
MacPilot: Change the Hidden Settings of Your Mac
Sometimes in life there are somethings you just can’t change. For example, You cant change that nasty look your ex-girlfriend gives you when she sees you walking on the street. You also can’t change your habit of biting your nails when they grow too long or you are nervous. Well, I cant teach you how to change those things, but one thing I can show you is how to change some hidden settings of your Mac computer without even having to touch the terminal. Get ready to change your Mac with MacPilot.
Posted by Ariel Kaplan on August 16th, 2009 in Applications, Utilities Tags: Hidden Settings,Mac,MacPilot,Utilities, Leave a Comment
Clutter Free your Desktop with Sticky Windows
If you are like me, you know what a messy desktop looks like. I used to think this only happened to me, but as I met more Mac users I realized we all have the same problem. Everyone leaves thousands of windows on their desktop and that can be a hassle some times. Now everything is fixed thanks to an application called sticky windows.
Posted by Ariel Kaplan on July 15th, 2009 in Applications, Organization, Utilities Tags: neat,Organize,Sticky,Windows, 15 Comments »
Free up hard drive space with GrandPerspective
Need to free up space on your Mac, but not sure where to start? GrandPerspective is the application you need. I use a MacBook as my primary computer, so hard drive space is at a premium. I want to be able to maximize hard drive space as much as possible and not have unnecessary files take up space. GrandPerspective allowed me to quickly identify what files where taking up the majority of space and then gave me the option to delete these files.
Posted by David Banther on May 31st, 2009 in Freeware, Organization, Tools, Utilities Tags: GrandPerspective,hard drive,memory,storage, Leave a Comment
Give your Mac a spring cleaning with CleanMyMac
There’s approximately a month left until spring ends and it’s likely that you haven’t done your annual “spring cleaning” yet. Why not get a head start by cleaning your Mac? It’s probably been due for a cleaning for quite a long time, anyway. You have no reason to worry my friends, because CleanMyMac is a great application to use. It will surely clean any old software or caches that slows down your computer’s performance and memory.
Posted by Tony Iliakostas on May 16th, 2009 in Applications, Utilities Tags: Applications Uninstaller,Cleaning,CleanMyMac,Free Space, 8 Comments »


