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Continue reading →: iPhone 3.0 rumors
Four iPhone Models Ranging From 4 GB to 32 GB Coming? – Mac Rumors GB to 32GB — that’s one hell of a range, but we’re hearing from a trusted source that new iPhones in 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB capacities just garnered approval by the PCS Type Review Certification…
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Continue reading →: Pool and other summer toys
Well, its time of year, if a run to the Target isn’t satisfying enough, it is amazing Check out toysplash.com which might not have the best prices, but the simplest selection and shipping is free too 🙂 If you have glasses, then aquagoggles.com has presciption lense up to -10 diopters.…
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Continue reading →: Making Home Videos
Well, been laboring away for a week on this. It has never been easier with iPhoto, iMovie and iDVD to do this. Remarkable really. Here are some notes: Import the movie with iMovie, it supports lots and lots of formats. Only bummer is that older camcorders need Firewire. You have…
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Continue reading →: The right Garmin
Finally decided after two TomTom’s have been stolen (one smash and grab in the front of the house and one from the glove compartment when I left the car accidentally unlocked), I would look to see what else is out there. They are all pretty close now Magellan, TomTom and…
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Continue reading →: Metro’s Lost & Found
please call after 10:30 AM the next business day to check on your item. When contacting the lost and found, it would be helpful to know the: Description of article lost color, brand name, fabric Route number of the bus Date and Time item was lost Where you boarded the…
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Continue reading →: Rosewill RC-605 fixed
This eSATA adapter now seems to work on the Mac. So you need to download the latest drivers from http://www.rosewill.com/products/d_814/productDetail.htm Rosewill RC-605 problems | Tongfamily Website I got this Rosewill eSATA so I could plug fast drives into my MacBook Pro. Well, like lots of third party stuff it doesn’t…
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Continue reading →: Finding all network devices on a Mac
Find local network devices using ping | Networking | Mac OS X Hints | Macworld The command line ping command on Mac OS X allows you to find all the network devices in your home; just send a normal ping to a special IP address on your network. First figure…
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Continue reading →: Seattle clubs, photo frames and other miscellaneous
I’m actually at a computer typing. Which I never do anymore. Too much time reading everything on the the iPhone, but here are some quick reviews of things: Nightlife in Seattle. A buddy asked me about this, it sure ain’t NYC or LA and there are no online reviews, but…
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Continue reading →: Mini CD stuck in MacBook
Arrgh I knew I shouldn’t have put it in, but got a mini-CD with a copy of Photo Rescue (a $29 value!) which I need, so I just stuck it into the MacBook and it is stuck. http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=406613 says never do this. But how was I to know? The solution…
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Continue reading →: Compact Flash tests
I lost a Transcend 16GB 300x card. I’m sooo sad. Not only did it cost $$$, but it was absolutely filled with photos I had not yet downloaded. Sportsphotoguy is one of the few folks who are actually texting these high end cards. These very fast cards do make a…