There are good things and bad things about having a software-based volume dial. Most PC laptops have a rotary dial that allows for fine adjustments. On MacBooks, you have to press the volume up and down buttons, which aren’t always as precise. Ever since Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, you can finely adjust the volume of your Mac using this simple trick.
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Quickly Adjust Volume on Macs Bit by Bit & More Tips
Published December 16, 2011 blogs , technology Leave a CommentTags: Apartment Therapy, app, blogs, Mac, OS X, program, restart, shortcut, techniques, technology, tips, volume
Hitachi Intros 4TB G-DRIVE and G-RAID Drives: Fast for Macs, Slower for PCs
Published September 12, 2011 blogs , technology 1 CommentTags: 4TB, blogs, computing, G-Drive, G-RAID, hard drive, hitachi, Mac, OS X, storage, Technabob, technology, Thunderbolt
While I agree that 4 terabytes of storage might seem like a lot to some users, it isn’t for others (me included). I’ve been delaying dealing with my hard drive capacity problems for about a year and a half and it’s gotten to the point where I’ll need a RAID array to serve my needs. Thankfully, Hitachi has just announced some new 4TB drives that will be released soon.

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Notepad for Mac: Does More than Just Edit Text
Published August 27, 2011 blogs , technology 1 CommentTags: Apartment Therapy, blogs, editing, Mac, managing, Notepad, OS X, technology, text edition, unplggd
Notepad is the tried and true text editing software on Windows. We’ve actually got Notepad running 24/7 to write down our to-do lists and such, but there’s also a Notepad for Mac. This app does a lot more than just take notes, and allows you to manage all of the text files and snippets you’ve got on your computer, making it easy to find something you’re looking for.
Using Skitch to Make Easy & Fun Image Captures
Published August 25, 2011 blogs , technology 1 CommentTags: Apartment Therapy, blogs, image capture, Mac, OS X, screen shot, skitch, Software, technology, unplggd
From time to time, it’s necessary to take a screen shot of your desktop. Both Macs and PCs have ways of doing this, but it usually implies porting the image capture into an image editing software to modify it. It can get tedious, but that’s something that our favorite image capturing software Skitch isn’t about. Skitch allows you to capture screen shots, modify them, and share them thanks to their online service.
OS X Lion Coming to a USB Drive Near You
Published July 24, 2011 blogs , technology 1 CommentTags: Apple, blogs, computing, lion, Mac, OS, OS X, Technabob, technology, USB
I have been playing around with OS X Lion on my MacBook Pro for the last few days, and naturally I also upgraded my wife’s computer to the latest edition. But for the people who don’t or can’t download OS X Lion from the Mac App Store, there’s good news, as it will be coming to you on a USB stick too.

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iA Writer: Favorite New Writing/Note-Taking App
Published July 2, 2011 blogs , technology 1 CommentTags: Apartment Therapy, app, blogs, iA Writer, Information Architects, iPad, OS X, product, review, softare, technology, text editor, unplggd, writer
If you’re the type of person that needs to get a lot of writing done for their work, then you know how easily you can get distracted from a task at hand by the plethora of things to do on your computer. There’s a reason why some people disconnect their Internet connection in order to get stuff done. We’ve been looking for a low-noise, easy to use writing app for a while, and the iA Writer fits the bill quite beautifully.
The Misleading Mac OS X Update
Published March 29, 2011 blogs , technology Leave a CommentTags: Apartment Therapy, blogs, OS X, Snow Leopard, technology, tiger, unplggd, update, upgrade
If you purchased an Apple computer in the last few years and you’re wondering how you can access the Mac App Store with all of its features, then here’s a handy guide how you can bring your computer up to date. Apple offers a variety of different licenses to get the latest version of Snow Leopard, but the website can be misleading. Here you’ll find the facts you need to know.







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