I’ve been using Photoshop for a number of years now. In the very beginning stages of learning how to use the more advanced features of Photoshop, I remember watching videos that were not even fifteen minutes. To watch a video that long and to only learn one new feature is just ridiculous in my mind. [....]

Ahh, the iPhone. The phone that gets a lot of attention from the consumers. Currently, there are two iPhones for sale, the iPhone 3GS and the iPhone 4. They both have their ups and downs and I’ll go over it. Design When it comes to design, the iPhone 4 has the most substantial [....]

As of July 27, 2010, Apple decided to update every desktop (except for the Mac mini). They basically gave them a CPU bump and a GPU bump. At the same time, they also introduced some new accessories. iMac Updates Let’s start off with the iMac. They still have the 21.5 and 27 inch [....]

When it comes to a lot of those Mac applications out there, sometimes you just don’t know what to get exactly. The time when I first got my my, I already knew of all of the popular Mac applications mainly for the fact that I read so much on the internet. The very [....]

I’ve been developing for a number of years now. My very first programming language I tried to learn was Visual Basic .NET. As like learning anything on your own, comes hard challenges. This was the very first programming language I tried to set my hands upon. After learning the basics of Visual Basic [....]

In this tutorial I will be giving you different tips on how to fix your PS3 when it overheats or gets the YLOD (Yellow Light Of Death) 1. Simply leave it off for a day or two then try turning it back on. 2. Unplug every cord from your Playstation. Get an ordinary [....]

Ok, so this has been discussed a lot! I know I’m a little late, but I just had to stress this topic. In the 15th Tech Cores podcast, Ryan and Taylor talked about the iPad killing netbooks. I am going to give my reasons how the iPad might kill the NetBook below: Internet [....]

I know that Scotty made a post about this, but I wanted to make my own version of it. Let’s start off with the Magic Mouse. The Magic Mouse is the world’s first multitouch mouse and it’s made by Apple. The Magic Mouse has a sleek and low-profile design. The Magic Mouse has [....]

When it comes to Flash Player on a Mac, most people complain it’s slow, crashes a lot, and it always locking up. Actually, it’s Apple’s fault somewhat. Read on to find out why. Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6) ships with 10.0.23.1. This version of Flash Player is very unsecured in many ways. Along with [....]

DISCLAIMER: Before I begin, I’d like to point out that I haven’t had a bestselling app (on iTunes) yet and like many of the developers out there, I’m still working on my first hit (that’s the spirit!). I only have two iPhone/iPod games to date (please check ‘em out at Kuyi Mobile!) and I’m [....]

Let’s face it folks, releasing an app on Apple’s AppStore is like dropping a needle in a haystack. There are well over 100,000 apps available and our chances of getting noticed gets smaller by the day. I was lucky enough to have my first game (Card Drop) featured by Apple under iTunes’ New and [....]

As a Mac/iPhone developer for almost a year now, I’ve not only become accustomed to the technical aspects involved, but the “business side” of the industry as well. The iPhone market has grown from a mere hundred thousand users to over 20 million (or probably more if you include iPod Touch users) and [....]

If you remember way back in the day, when you first registered your e-mail account, it was probably with a online service like Yahoo Mail, GMail, Hotmail, or even AOL Mail. A good amount of people still use the same e-mail address that did from the first time they signed up for their [....]

Windows 7 came out not too long ago, and with every brand new product, comes brand new features. Windows 7 comes with a variety of keyboard shortcuts to make your life a lot easier. The thing is, if you know a lot of these main keyboard shortcuts, your life will be a lot [....]