Tag: screenshots
Learn to take screenshots in Mac OS X
July 10th, 2007 by Brendon Chase and Jeremy RocheTaking screenshots on your Mac is a relatively simple task but not initially intuitive for novices. In this short tip we'll go over the basics for taking screenshots.
Video: How-to take screen shots on Mac OS X
March 12th, 2008 by Brian TongTaking a screenshot on a Mac is a relatively simple task but not initially intuitive for novices. In this video Brian Tong shows you three different ways to grab screen shots in Mac OS X.
Five awesome, useless MacBook tricks
June 14th, 2011 by Sharon VakninStop taking your Mac so seriously and master these five awesome (but mostly useless) OS X tricks.
iOS daylight savings bug alarms users
October 5th, 2010 by Josh TaylorA bug in iOS's alarm clock application gave some iPhone users in Australia's daylight savings time zones a rude shock this weekend, causing alarms to go off an hour early.
Skype 5 beta for Mac adds group video calls
November 5th, 2010 by Jason ParkerSkype's official version on the Mac is still a bit behind its Windows counterpart, but a beta release now brings the software to version 5.0 on the Mac and the Skype team has added some great new features to get excited about.
Erase useless files on your Mac
January 22nd, 2010 by Jason ParkerCleanMyMac does a good job of cleaning out files you don't need and freeing up space on your hard drive.
Apple releases iOS 4.3 early
March 10th, 2011 by Josh LowensohnApple today released its iOS 4.3 software ahead of schedule.
Apple asks iPhone devs to test push notifications
May 19th, 2009 by Erica OggIn an email sent to iPhone developers on Monday, Apple asked them to try out the AP's news app for the iPhone, the first third-party application to incorporate long-awaited "push" notification on the device.
Facebook 3.0 for iPhone pours on the features
August 28th, 2009 by Jessica DolcourtThe third major edition of Facebook for iPhone pours on a heap of new features, and many of them focused on friends and photos. Get a glance of what's in store.
How-to: Quit unnecessary system processes
December 10th, 2007 by MacFixItMore frequently than one might assume, application processes under Mac OS X stick around longer than they're welcome. Even though you've ostensibly quit an application (it no longer appears in the Dock or is turned off via a preference pane), its core or periphery processes may still be lingering and consuming system resources unnecessarily. The benefit in speed brought about by ending these processes can be dramatic, especially on systems with less RAM.
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