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What’s New in iOS 6 Maps

What’s New in iOS 6 Maps

Christopher Lee · Sep 5, 2012

When Apple announced that in the next iteration of their mobile operating system, iOS 6, they would be replacing the previously default Google Maps app with their own offering, they caused quite a stir. Google, the web giant, is quite an opponent to take on when it comes to mobile maps; the Google streetcar is […]

How to Transfer Steam Games on the Mac

How to Transfer Steam Games on the Mac

Christopher Lee · Sep 4, 2012

Moving all your steam games to your HDD can often take awhile. Maybe you just upgraded to mountain lion and want to copy all your games across so you don’t have to redownload everything. I found out the hard way and ended up having to redownload all my games.

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How to Find IP Addresses of Devices on Your Local Network

Roland Banks · Sep 2, 2012

There are times when it can be handy to know which other devices are on your local network. For example, suppose that you need to know whether a certain device (such as a computer, tablet or router) is up and running and responding. If you have a PC or Mac, you can just go to […]

Stream Media from Your Mac to Your PlayStation 3

Stream Media from Your Mac to Your PlayStation 3

Christopher Lee · Sep 1, 2012

Being an owner of both a Mac and a PlayStation 3, I stumbled across a great piece of software called PS3 Media Server, a free way to stream various media types from your Mac to your television, via a PlayStation 3. Here’s how to set it up. Hardware wise, all you need is your Mac […]

How to Test Your iPhone App on an iOS Device

How to Test Your iPhone App on an iOS Device

Christopher Lee · Aug 31, 2012

Please note to deploy your app you must be a registered apple developer ($99/year). Get started by going to the member centre – iOS Provisioning Profile: https://developer.apple.com/membercenter/index.action Step 1 – Certificates The first step is to setup a certificate so apple can associate you with your information. Open the certificates on the side panel and […]

How to Release an iOS App on Apple’s Appstore

How to Release an iOS App on Apple’s Appstore

Christopher Lee · Aug 12, 2012

Submitting your app to apple can be a very scary process. This guide will help you get your app onto the app store and hopefully earn you some cash! Certificates & Provisioning Profile You will have to setup your certificates and profiles. You can create a distribution certificate and profile by selecting the distribution tab […]

Personalize Your Dock with Superdocker

Personalize Your Dock with Superdocker

Christopher Lee · Aug 7, 2012

SuperDocker is a great way to extend your docks personalization options, lets take a look at all that SuperDocker has to offer. When you open SuperDocker you’ll see several categories on the left side of the window. Here you can customize your dock, finder, safari, dashboard and so on. Let’s start with the Dock settings. […]

Which MacBook Air Should You Buy? – MacBook Air Models Compared

Which MacBook Air Should You Buy? – MacBook Air Models Compared

Christopher Lee · Aug 5, 2012

Apples MacBook Air is ideal for travelers considering the thin, light weight and long lasting battery life – with hours of online charge and up to 30 days in standby. However, which model is more conformed to your style? There are many types of users out there all with different needs when it comes to […]

How to Create Custom Animated Screensavers for the Mac

How to Create Custom Animated Screensavers for the Mac

Christopher Lee · Aug 4, 2012

In this tutorial I will show you how to not only create your own screensaver but how to set your screensaver as your desktop background. Yes the screensaver will run like normal in the background and your Mac can perform as if it’s a normal background image. You will need: iScreenSaver Designer 4, Magic Desktop

Re-enabling OS X’s Zoom Functionality

Re-enabling OS X’s Zoom Functionality

Christopher Lee · Aug 3, 2012

The ability to hold ctrl down whilst scrolling up to zoom in and down to zoom out on your mouse or touchpad used to be enabled by default on OS X. Seemingly, since Lion’s release, this feature appears to have been disabled by default. Though this is not an essential feature, and is one that […]

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