Macgasm

That’s right! Yours truly spent some time with a Windows-based laptop this week. My galpal doesn’t want a Mac (YET!), so I helped her order a 15.6″ Dell Studio laptop with pretty decent specs. ...

PopCap Games has put three of their iPhone and iPod Touch games on sale until January 3rd 2010. Chuzzle, Peggle, and Bookworm are only $1.99 each. This is a great deal. If you’re at all interested in fun and quirky puzzle games, I’m sure you know the name PopCap.

So, Christmas is over now, and all of our gifts are exchanged. (Our holiday giveaway is still going until the 31st, by the way.) Now comes the time when we tally up all the good stuff. Frankly, I want to know about it. ...

Merry Christmas! I love this time of year. The cheer really yanks on my heart strings. I hope you all got what you wanted from Santa. More importantly, I hope you all enjoy yourselves and your loved ones. ...

In this weeks episode we talk about World of Goo on the desktop, 33rd Division, the Magic Mouse, and some random holiday stuff.

Of course everyone wants to take Television to the IP realm, but it seems like we’re about to get a rash of set-top boxes, and frankly, that really irks me.

Cinch gives you simple, mouse-driven window management by defining the left, right, and top edges of your screen as 'hot zones'. Drag a window until the mouse cursor enters one of these zones then drop the window to have it cinch into place. ...

I’m a firm believer in Karma, and sadly I think that an entire demographic needs a reality check. When a development firm such as blacksmith games puts together an entire month worth of free downloads ...

Well, it’s that time of year again. It’s time for us to show you just how much we love you, and appreciate your support throughout the year. Everyone’s doing Christmas giveaways this year, so we decided we’re going to be extending this one through to New Years Eve. ...

When Apple introduced Stacks in Mac OS X 10.5, I was very excited. The ability to navigate a folder without dicking around in the Finder really flipped my cookie. The first implementation wasn’t perfect, but Apple did a fair bit of tweaking when they released Mac OS X 10.6. ...

We use the term ‘indie’ pretty lightly these days, but I think the term fits these three development teams. In my book, unless you’re owned by a huge corporation, you’re probably indie.

If you haven’t heard of iFixit yet, then you’ve probably been living under a bridge for the last couple of years. These guys put together tear-down manuals for every piece of new hardware released only days after Apple releases it. ...