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    Top 2 Free Backup Applications for Mac

    September 7, 2011
    Top 2 Free Backup Applications for Mac

    Backup refers to collecting all the extensions and plugging installed for any files to be recollected and store at one point which is said as to be the restore point. Backup is said to be done to collect and comprise of all files of any extension or setup files of any software respectively. Backup is [...]

    Recover Photos from Your iOS Device Using Photo Rescue

    May 22, 2011
    Recover Photos from Your iOS Device Using Photo Rescue

    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 [...]

    Google Releases Chrome Canary for Mac OS X, No Linux Support Yet

    May 3, 2011
    Google Releases Chrome Canary for Mac OS X, No Linux Support Yet

    Google has finally released a Mac version of the Google Chrome Canary browser. The Chrome Canary build is essentially the latest beta version of the browser which was first released for Windows last year. Find out more about Canary after the break with instructions to install it on your Mac side by side with your [...]

    Monitor Mac’s Stats With Free iStat Dashboard Widgets

    March 31, 2011
    Monitor Mac’s Stats With Free iStat Dashboard Widgets

    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
    Access Your Mac From Your iOS Device Using PocketCloud Companion

    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 [...]

    How to Copy Music and Videos from iPhone to iTunes on Windows or Mac

    March 25, 2011
    How to Copy Music and Videos from iPhone to iTunes on Windows or Mac

    This tutorial will show you how to transfer music from iPhone to your Computer using a free software. No need to purchase any premium app for this. Works on Windows as well as Mac. This comes handy when you want to sync your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad to a new computer without losing all [...]

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

    March 25, 2011
    Tip: How to Change Order of Preferred Wi-Fi Networks in Mac OS X

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

    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.

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

    March 21, 2011
    Tip: How to Place Dock in the Corner [Mac OS X]

    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.

    Mac Tip: Terminal Tweaks to Change Default Screenshot Format, Location & Name

    March 20, 2011
    Mac Tip: Terminal Tweaks to Change Default Screenshot Format, Location & Name

    In a previous tutorial, we showed you how to take screenshots in Mac OS X. Today, we are sharing a set of interesting terminal tweaks to get even more out of screenshots on your Mac. I have tested all of these to work in Snow Leopard.

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