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Recover Photos from Your iOS Device Using Photo Rescue

May 22, 2011

Ever cried when you lost your iPhone and along with it lost your photos too, well now you can recover those photos by using Photo Rescue. Photo Rescue is a Mac application that scans through all your backup data to recover all those deleted or lost photos. Every time you connect your iPhone or any [...]

Unable to Empty Trash on External NTFS Drive in Mac OS X [Solved]

April 25, 2011

NTFS Partitions are not exactly the most stable drive formats but sometimes we still have to use them to make sure they are compatible with other operating systems and allow storing files larger than 4GB. One frequent problem that Mac users face when using external NTFS drives – Unable to Empty trash. You will see [...]

ipswDownloader for Mac Lets You Easily Download iOS Firmwares

April 25, 2011

When performing iPhone unlocks or when jailbreaking your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad it is always best to get the latest iOS firmware. Now, we would always recommend you to download the iOS firmwares from Apple’s official site, but in case you’re in a hurry and aren’t in a mood to search for the required [...]

Monitor Mac’s Stats With Free iStat Dashboard Widgets

March 31, 2011

Today, I bring you two very useful dashboard widgets from Bjango (aka iSlayer). iStat Pro and iStat Nano are two free dashboard widgets which will let you monitor your Mac’s working like CPU usage, RAM, Hard Drive space, network bandwidth usage, temperatues, uptime and much more. It’s beautifully designed and has a simple UI and [...]

Access Your Mac From Your iOS Device Using PocketCloud Companion

March 28, 2011

Virtual Network Computing commonly known as VNC has totally changed and transformed the way we can connect between various devices. Before the emergence of iPhone and the other smartphones, VNC softwares were known to be expensive and having a dull user-interface. But devices like iPhone and iPad have also changed the VNC softwares outlook making [...]

Tip: How to Change Order of Preferred Wi-Fi Networks in Mac OS X

March 25, 2011

You may want to connect your Mac to a different network than the one it connects to by default for reasons like greater strength, faster speeds, security etc. This tutorial shows you how to change the default wi-fi network order in just a few minutes.

Tip: How to Show Folder Size in Finder [Mac OS X]

March 24, 2011

This tutorial shows how to display Folder size in Finder so that you can sort folders according to size. As you know by default Finder only shows size of Files and not folders.

New MacBook Pros Freeze under Heavy-Load, Fix Found with New Patch

March 22, 2011

We have found evidence in the Apple forums that indicate several MacBook Pro users are facing a very frustrating problem with their MacBook Pros freezing up under heavy-load. We have discovered while reading through the 50 page and increasing discussion over at the Apple Forum that the MacBook Pros are freezing while rendering a movie [...]

Banana TV: Play iOS images, Videos directly on Mac using Airplay

March 21, 2011

Erica Saduns brings us Banana TV app, one of the coolest apps we’ve come across and one that packs a great deal of functionality for your iOS devices. Thanks to Erica you can now play videos and images from your favorite iOS devices; iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad, running iOS 4.2 or higher to your networked [...]

Tip: How to Place Dock in the Corner [Mac OS X]

March 21, 2011

This is probably the last in the Mac OS X Dock Tweaks series. I saw this in a screenshot posted by a friend and really wanted to know how to do it ever since that moment. Finally, I found the terminal commands to put Dock in the corner of your Mac’s screen.

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