As we all know by now, Mac OS X 10.7 Lion doesn't let you run PowerPC applications; manufacturers have to update their software for the Intel CPU's in all current Macs. Many important titles have been made current, but there are several "abandonware" titles which may never be. One of these is eFax ...
Lion users finally get Quicken
When Apple released Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, they also left many Quicken users in the cold, because Lion no longer supports PowerPC applications. Quicken Essentials 2010 does run on Lion, but it has been widely panned due to its meager feature set as compared with its predecessor. Intuit has finally ...
Sign up for our iPhoto webinar
We are giving a webinar, The Parents' Guide to iPhoto, on April 4th. Learn how to use your Mac to improve your family photos, and to find out new ways of sharing your photos with your friends and relatives. This is a basic iPhoto overview, so beginners are welcome. The webinar is a partnership with ...
Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Review Roundup
Last week Apple announced that the latest update to their operating system will be called Mountain Lion, and it will be out this summer. Advance copies of the software were given to some reviewers--here's what the top IT writers had to say. New York Times: Apple’s Mountain Lion Makes the Mac ...
Use TrackTime to See How Much Time You’re Wasting
While working on an article on how to help teens stay focused while doing homework on the computer, I came across the TrackTime software ($25; free 30-day trial). I’m testing out TrackTime today and am both impressed and a little freaked out with how well it tracks what I did since the install. ...
Mac OS X Lion Server
What are the benefits of using Mac OS X Lion Server, and how easy is it to set up and use? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB0NmqT8sqc Transcript of the video: Mac OS has traditionally had two products: The usual Mac OS X product and then the more expensive Mac OS X Server product (originally ...