If you have been in school in the last couple of years, there is most likely a huge chance you have used the popular e-learning CMS program called Moodle. With the help of Packt Publishing, who is notorious from writing about open source projects like Moodle, they have taken it to the next level. With [....]

Readers would be pleased to know that we have teamed up with Packt Publishing and we are organizing a giveaway  for you! Three lucky winners stand a chance to win a copy of our new books on Unity 3D. Keep reading to find out how you can be one of the lucky winner. [....]

Want to get yourself delved right into the 3D gaming world but never had the knowledge to do so? With Packt Publishing’s recent release, Unity 3.x Game Development by Example Beginner’s Guide by Ryan Creighton, it is a great read if you wish to get started in the Unity world. If you have been following [....]

Virtualization has been around for quite some time now, but it was slow to get in the consumer market. Sure, we have some “advanced” solutions like VMware ESXi that are mainly for businesses, but consumer virtualization took off much slower compared to the business market, especially on the Mac. Parallels are known for two [....]

Coppertino is at it again! First we reviewed their wonderful wallpaper changing utility, Wallpaper Wizard, and we’re back with an entirely new application! Focus, one of the brand new applications from Coppertino. Focus is a photo-oriented application that’s made to do one thing: make your photos look amazing! The entire point of Focus is very simply; all [....]

During Facebook’s F8 speech on September 22 in San Francisco, Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a new Facebook feature, the Timeline. Mark stated that the timeline will basically be a part of all 800 million user’s life scrapbooking their content throughout the day they were born and the current day. Mark also stated what he [....]

If you haven’t figured it out already, I’m one of the biggest jQuery fans out there. When Packt Publishing gave me the opportunity to review three of their jQuery books, I was more than happy to give a full read of all three books and make one huge jQuery book review. As that was nearly a [....]

Way back in April of 2010, we published a text review of ScreenFlow v2 as we knew we just had to review one of the best screen recording software for the Mac. Now, a little more than a year after our initial review, Telestream has done it again with their latest ScreenFlow version, version [....]

Now that jailbreaking, or the unlocking of devices for custom software, is now one-hundred percent legal in the US, we haven’t seen too many phone manufactures do anything about this change just yet… except until now. HTC has been known for their customizable phones. You can run many operating systems on a good number [....]

There’s a video below on how to disable inverted scrolling! There have been a ton of hype about the newly released Mac OS X Lion, but one thing Apple has tried to do with their brand new operating system is to give it more of a mobile feel. Because of everything Apple tried [....]

It’s without a doubt that WordPress is one of the largest content management systems out there. WordPress has been known for its easy to use software and along with its extendability. WordPress’s extendability features, called plugins, have always been loved by WordPress’s users as they provide an elegant system to expand WordPress to [....]

  Do you want access to over 100,000 amazing HD wallpapers for free? If you do, you’re in luck! We’re giving away fifteen copies of Wallpaper Wizard for Mac! Because of our recent review of Wallpaper Wizard, Ivan Ablamskyi, the developer of Wallpaper Wizard, decided to give us fifteen copies to give away! We’re [....]

Back in 2008, I purchased my first HP laptop. It was the HP/Compaq Presario F761US; it was a budget machine, it wasn’t all too fast, and it for sure fit what I needed back then. What I wanted was a safe, reliable computer that could get me through classwork and programming. That machine [....]

It’s without a doubt that we have been using IPv4 (the 192.168.0.1 addresses for example) for quite a long time. Just today, APNIC, the guys who operate the main “internet registry” in most of Australia, Pacific, and Asia, allocated the final /8 block of IPv4 addresses in its stash. With the last block being activated, [....]