Patrick Patience has posted a fantastic little summary of jailbreaking hacks over at Smoking Apples. He’s got some gorgeous themes and extensions working together, complete with links and extended info—it’s definitely worth taking a look.
Nice read!
Apple has never really been in the business of selling product. What Apple really sells is an experience.
What Apple sells begins before you even walk in the door…
It begins before you take out your credit card…
It continues when you get back home…
To when you start it up…
I couldn’t agree more, and its one of the big reasons why I love Apple. Sure, they might not give you enough options with the iPhone and you have to Jailbreak, but in the end, they just want to make the experience the same for everyone.
The “Deep” iPhone theme, well photographed by William Hook.
This theme is amazing - So simple, so beautiful!
Speaking of elegant Applescripts, Justin Blanton has a great one for creating timed reminders.
[ via Shawn Blanc ]
Another nice post!
Speaking of getting to know your tools deeper… Rob Griffiths, the founder and editor of Mac OS X Hints one of my all time favorite Mac sites, is stepping down from that role to pursue other interests. While I am very sad to see him go, I know he will leave the site in good hands. Here, he recounts some of his favorite tips and tricks from over the years.
Good luck in your travels Rob.
This is a great collection of hints for Mac OS X. Good luck Rob!
It’s not perfect—certainly not a full iTunes replacement—but it’s an interesting project. In my limited testing, it successfully imported a 6GB iTunes library in place, even managing to play m4ps, although it died horribly on all videos I tested it with. Last.fm support isn’t implemented yet, it didn’t see my iPhone at all, and there are some strange text-rendering bugs, but this project is worth keeping an eye on if you’re looking for an iTunes replacement that doesn’t use Mozilla technology.
Hmm, nice project!
The following Mac Screenshot capturing commands are accomplished by pressing and holding the Command key followed by two or more keys in progression.
- Command + Shift + 3: Takes a screenshot of the entire screen, and saves the image to your desktop.
- Command + Shift + 4, and click an…
You’d be surprised how many people don’t know this!
This is just a small taste of what I love about using a Mac.
All the great developers who created these application make your product better. Please do the right thing and treat them like the professionals they are as you move us all down the path to touch computing and your closed marketplace.
Sincerely yours,
Devoted Mac ecosystem consumer.
All these applications are amazing. I can say I agree with these statements. Great post!
Recognizr, a new Augmented Reality application for Android, uses face recognition to show a person’s social media profiles, simply by pointing the camera at them.
This technology is amazing. I bet it will come to the iPhone for you Mac users soon!