Radical Behavior

Give Apple enough time, and they get things right:
Safari 3.1 on Windows: a true competitor arrives (seriously)

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I was completely unaware of this feature until watching the Halloween episode of Diggnation (Thanks Kevin). In OS X on a MacBook, you can scroll in almost all application by placing two fingers on the track pad and sliding them up and down. Since my old Mighty Mouse has a dirty track ball - I can’t scroll [...]

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Monday morning I received a brand new iPhone courtesy of Twelve Horses. I wasn’t ready to drop the coin needed to pick up one of these sexy devices, but since it was handed to me, you better believe I was stoked.
So far, four days in, the experience has been awesome. I always was curious about [...]

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I have worked on both the Windows and Mac OS X platforms at various times throughout my career. Not just exploring or learning, but as my full time work computer. They both have their pros and cons.
So, when I heard about this joint interview with Steve Jobs and Bill Gates (iTunes Link), I wanted to [...]

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Even though I am a Mac fan and love me my video podcasts, I have been hesitant to want an AppleTV. Why should I? I have a Windows XP Media Center as my primary DVR serving up recorded shows to my Xbox 360 connected to the living room TV. Besides for the noise the 360 [...]

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I think some of my geek cred should be revoked. I’ve been using a Mac since 2003 and just now learned that Quicksilver beats the hell out of Spotlight. I never honestly tried QS before although I knew about it. Instead, I believe that Spotlight was sufficient and worked well. Not true.

Speed: QS is very [...]

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