Please apple, please, stop!! I don't have any more money!! I owned most of your products but now this realy has to end! I can not buy any of your products! For the last time....STOP!!

Say hello to Mac Book Air

(na, just joking, keep 'em coming apple...love it!)

Anyone else suffers from this addition?

Ever wanted to know how Photoshop came about? After all, it is a program we use pretty much daily. The oldest version I remember using was Ver 2. It's moved on quite a bit since then :)

Check it out...

Extract:
In the summer of 1988, John thought they might have the basis of a commercially viable product. Thomas was reluctant: “Do you have any idea how much work it is to write a commercial application?” he asked John. But with his naive optimism, John convinced Thomas it would be worth the effort. “I’ll figure out how to make money with this,” he told his brother. Well, John was right, but so was Thomas. It did take a lot of work.

(via CPULV)

Take a look a this cool screensaver: the PolarClock 3.0

Ok, it's just a clock on your screen, but a really cool one nevertheless :)You also can change the layout, colors and saturation to suit yourself.

download it here...

For all you Mac users: do you work with coloured labels in your finder to keep things organised? If you do, then this little application might come in useful:

"Color icons for color labels. Hey Folders! adds colored folder icons to Apple's Finder. Instead of a generic icon, labeled folders show up in the appropriate color."

here's the link...

Here's a neat little application that let's you use an unlimited number of screens on your powerpc or intel based macs. I'm putting this up here for everyone who wants to use it for a few weeks until Leopard comes out, as Spaces does pretty much the same thing. This is also the reason why Rich Wareham, who developed Virtuedesktops will not continue to work on the current beta. I think it's a really useful application and it works fine on my machine...

check it out and download here...

Here is one really useful mac app.

Like most people, our screens and desktops get cluttered within days and we always have to spend time cleaning them up. Also, in many ways the biggest problem with any OS is that we end up with many applications one and one sitting in front of another distracting you at all times. In other words, your screen is always cluttered with icons, windows, pop-ups, toolbars, etc..

This is a great app for mac osx that resolves that issue and lets you concentrate on what you are doing. The idea is simple ...if you ever used Alt-Click which hides current app when clicked on another app or the desktop ..this app does the same thing automatically. You can also shade or hide the desktop all together.
Give it a go and you'll see how much cleaner you screen gets. You can use this in conjuction with Apple+Tab command to switch apps if you hide your dock.
Enjoy

http://willmore.eu/isolator/index.html

(Via Lifehacker)

This is just for fun. Its not that we dont like Windows, we do, but I am especially a fan of any underdog, in this instance Mac OSX. I do run windows sometimes on my Mac Book Pro but recently i have been thinking of upgrading my Boot Camp windows XP to Vista. I do worry that i am gonna loose all the little i have by installing vista and i can just imagine what it could be like for people who really rely on XP.

So, what is your experience of Vista? ... Have you tried it?...How did the installation go?
Luckily for us Mac users and because the hardware is the same across the board we are kind of guaranteed that the drivers will work, or not... its simple. I can just imagine what a nightmare it might be for someone who put a PC together themselves.

Maybe like this?...Check out this link...very funny!

Do you have a croner in your flat/house that needs some filing? How about then few macs as a decoration.

If you like this (what i call an apple fan) then maybe you should check out this auction now.

Looks fun...

I thought i'd share with you some of the dashboard widgets i use. Some more useful than others

Wikipedia-Great source for everything ..
Address Book (Default) - quick access to your address book
Basecamp - project resource web application (what we use at WAG)
Egg Timer - very useful for those reminders in 5 min or so ... like when an ebay auction ends , etc..
Clock (Default) - London, Belgrade, New York, San Francisco (These give me a basic idea what time it is around the world)
Whoopie Cushion - Just fun ..pretty useless
Tate Exhibitions - great to keep an eye
Dictionary and Thesaurus (Default) : Quick access to all those difficult words :)
Weather (Default) - London and Berln
Calender (Default)
Interface Lift - quick access to nice icons and desktops
Calculator - allthough i prefer using the application

A lot more widgets here

Anyone know any other great widgets?

If you have been looking for ways to apple's great .mac service, here are few pointers. Its not a truly integrated solution like .mac but look on the bright side; you get a lot more options and greater flexibility with these.
also, nothing can really beat flickr for sharing photos.

more info here