MacRyu at MacHelp@YIH
Am at Yusok Ishak House now. Damn bored. Anyone of you new Mac switchers have any questions? Do come down and look for me and I’ll help you with your problems, if you are nice enough. LOL.
Am at Yusok Ishak House now. Damn bored. Anyone of you new Mac switchers have any questions? Do come down and look for me and I’ll help you with your problems, if you are nice enough. LOL.
On iTunes U, John Boudreau (siliconvalley.com) explains, “a series of lectures by renowned University of California-Berkeley philosophy professor Hubert Dreyfus is absolutely free.” No tuition costs at all. In fact, iTunes U offers “more than 50,000 audio and video tracks — course lectures, language lessons, speeches — from scores of universities and colleges.” What would you like to learn about today? Continue to read more…
Reporting live from the NUS laptop sales at NUS Multi-Purpose Sports Hall 1, the Mac booth has attracted, among the many Mac faithful and new switchers, the sales personnel from other booths, with some of them essentially pledging their interest to purchase a brand new Mac with, ironically, possibly their paycheck earn from the sales [...]
Reporting live from the NUS laptop sales at NUS Multi-Purpose Sports Hall 1, the Mac booth has attracted, among the many Mac faithful and new switchers, the sales personnel from other booths, with some of them essentially pledging their interest to purchase a brand new Mac with, ironically, possibly their paycheck earn from the sales of Acer, Fujitsu and Toshiba laptops.
Jim Dalrymple (macworld.com) spent his first week with iPhone 3G in Los Angeles, and it “made my trip a little easier,” he says. So much so, that Dalrymple is positively smitten: “I love the iPhone 3G and have already recommended it to many of the people that e-mailed me since its release looking for advice. The addition of GPS made the iPhone much more effective for traveling and MobileMe is a godsend.” Continue to read more…
An audio engineer for 33 years, Greg Price offers simple advice to those who’d like to become great engineers themselves. “‘First, you have to play an instrument,’” reports Jim Dalrymple (macworld.com), “‘and second, you have to use a Mac.’” “When it comes to making music, using a Mac isn’t something you should do, Price emphasized, it’s a must.” Continue to read more…
When you’re on the road and have no place to plug in, how can you optimize battery performance on your Mac laptop? Find out by watching the latest QuickTip of the Week. Continue to read more…
Got a minute? Then you have time to enjoy a lecture from a faculty member at the School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Pennsylvania. Speaking on a wide range of topics — from enthography to philosphy to music — the lecturers offer insight, whimsy, and, above all, brevity. Continue to read more…
Thanks to a “dramatic overhaul,” Aperture 2, “Apple’s all-in-one photography tool, overtakes Adobe’s Lightroom,” reports Alex Singleton (macworld.co.uk). “Much faster than its predecessor,” Aperture 2 has “a new user interface [that] makes it more appealing to first-time users, and over 100 new features means it significantly leapfrogs Lightroom in functionality.” Continue to read more…
