September 29th, 2010 
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Being the geek that I am, I like to push my hardware to the limit. One way of doing that (when it comes to computers) is to overclock. You can overclock 3 different pieces of hardware: CPU, RAM, GPU. Overclocking a video card (GPU) is the easiest of the bunch, and that’s what I’ll explain [...]
February 18th, 2010 admin Running ChromeOS in a virtual machine was the only way to run it on a Mac, until now. After a bunch of Googling and trial-and-error with a bunch of different things, I figured it out, and it’s extremely simple. So what we’re going to be doing is using an external bootloader to boot off of [...]
January 25th, 2010 admin AndroidLock is a brand-new lockscreen mod that’s available in Cydia for free. Yup, free! Things like this are usually $.99. What is AndroidLock? Well, if you’ve ever played with an Android-based device, you may have noticed the way you unlock it. You can have some sort of “slide-to-unlock” mechanism, or have a pattern that you [...]
October 27th, 2009 admin Apple’s new mouse, the Magic Mouse has been selling with the new iMac models, which we presume have the needed software The standalone mouse, however, has yet to arrive in retail stores or begin shipping from the company’s online stores, although Apple indicated that it would become available at the end of October and is [...]
October 20th, 2009 admin Apple today has unveiled new iMacs, MacBooks, Mac Minis, and a all new multi-touch Magic Mouse. Quick rundown: New and faster iMac with a bigger display, starting at $1,199. All new MacBook with slightly better specs and a all new design, starting at $999. New and faster Mac Mini with a Mac Mini Server Edition, [...]
October 12th, 2009 admin Running Windows on your Mac may sound like a very scary thing to do, but it’s really simple. If you want to run Windows on your Mac without a virtualization program (like VMware Fusion or Parallels), this is for you! It’s actually very easy and doesn’t take very much time, at all. This tutorial will [...]
October 12th, 2009 admin Many people who are using the Guest account on their machine running Snow Leopard are having odd data deletion and/or corruption. It happens when someone upgrades their Mac to Snow Leopard from Leopard, and logs in to the new account. When they switch to their normal account, their data is gone.
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