Parallels is having a special for on their Desktop for Mac!
Buy one copy for a mere $59.99 ($20 off regular) or get 2 copies for $109.99 ($50 off). Perfect for a small business or household!
Looks like it works for multiple copies, so stock up!
We’ve put our bad-ass logo on some rather cool stuff, ready to wear/drink from/display at your whim. The main point of doing this is to get that name and logo out there, so there is a bare minimum markup on any of the BGM branded stuff you buy.
Some of this stuff worked out rather well, and I’ve already placed …
A really clever and well thought out site that has the basic information a new Mac user needs to adapt to their new life.
The iSight, Apples ubiquitous personal camera has been around for well nigh half a decade now, and in it’s recent incarnations has been built-in to iMacs and the Macbook series. Rumors abound of a new Cinema Display with the iSight included also.
All of this begs the question though: who uses the iSight for actual video chat, other than 16 and 50 year olds exchanging images of their respectively pale or pasty appendages?
Video chat is still so quirky and slow that it serves no purpose for anything other than casual conversations. And since most internet providers offer an absurdly low upload speed, the lag and choppiness makes an iChat seem more like a stop action short film than a conversation.
That being said, there are still numerous ways you can put that iSight to use.
Security and surveillance
Webcam and Streaming video
Digital camera w/ effects
Inventory your stuff
Screen-saver
Time-Lapse Movies
Gaming
Scanning Documents
Teaching or tutorials
Making people nervous
We’ve begun the process of adjusting our colors and layout to match the winning logo chosen by you, our visitors, a few weekends ago.
The changes are mostly color related right now, but we’ve got some more changes planned to augment the awesome logo!
Please stop by and take a look and post your comments or thoughts. Let us know what you …
We got our shiny new Airport Express EXTREME today, and thought we might share some of the pictures of the unpacking, as well as some screen-shots of the setup process.
Of particular note is the very cool Airport disk access…a few clicks, a USB cable, and *bam* - instant network storage. Only thing I noticed that I’m not totally pleased with is the fact that the 802.11n Upgrade is on the CD…I paid the $2.17 for it today, not knowing that it was included.
How am I going to feed my family now Apple? ANSWER ME!
Anywho…below is a gallery of the photos and the screen-shots. if you have any questions or comments, post ‘em!
Link of the Day for March 1st
MacGenealogy.Org’s goal: - to keep Mac users informed of the latest news and information concerning genealogy on the Macintosh platform. We hope to increase awareness of genealogy software for the Macintosh platform, as well as assist Mac users with their genealogy questions. We also hope to encourage development of current and additional …
In a brilliant move, Parallels have taken a cue from the ‘real’ PC makers and have begun the process of bundling software with their virtual machines.
The final build of Parallels, released 2/28/07, includes Kasperskys Internet Security 6. All indications are that this is a full version, with no references to licensing or ‘pay to keep using it’.
A full version of Kaspersky Internet Security (normally $60USD) is now installable, via the ‘Actions’ menu…
Today, Parallels released the final version of their Mac version. Since the Parallels site is currently getting hammered, we’ve placed a direct download link after the jump.
We’ll also add things of note as we explore the new version:
Looks like a new thing is bundling. A full version of Kaspersky Internet Security (normally $60USD) is installable, via the ‘Actions’ menu…
Last Fall, I become acquainted with someone via Craigslist while looking for an old iMac. We met and exchange info and I bought an iMac from him. Then, a little while later. he contacted me to let me know he had acquired ‘a few’ more, and asked if I would be interested. I was.
A few weeks later, he called to …
