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I’ve been making my own Mac icons for folders, applications, and a myriad of other uses for well over 20 years now. Back then, I was stuck with 256 (or fewer) colors, a black/white alpha channel, and pretty much had to make them pixel by pixel in ResEdit (uphill... both ways... barefoot... in the snow...). Later on, I wound up registering...
If you really want to make someone feel right at home when they’re at your place, we have two simple words for you: Wi-Fi access. But while sharing is great, there’s a good chance that you don’t want your guests...
Apple’s OS X has many useful features – some more apparent than others. And recently Macworld helped shed some light on some of the “hidden secrets” of OS X’s Disk Utility. Check out Macworld’s article below to see the overlooked...
Apple’s latest version of its Mac operating system, OS X Yosemite, brought several new features. Two of the more simple and useful features were brought to the Yosemite Mail app – Mail Drop and Markup. OWC Erica and the Rocket Yard have put together...
Beginning with the Late-2009 model, upgrading the hard drive in your iMac was no longer as simple as installing the new drive of your choosing. As we reported on the Rocket Yard, Apple changed the game when it came to...
There are two types of Apple notebook computers, at least when it comes to batteries. There are Macs with batteries that can be removed externally, such as with the 2007 MacBook, and then there are Macs with batteries that are...
