Posted on January 29, 2009 by Robin
As a long time Windows PC user I had become acustomed to managing my data myself. So photos were all organized chronologically by event, backed up both locally and offline (in Flickr), and I was happy that if anything were to ever go pear-shaped, I could recover the situation. This meant that when I switched [...]
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Posted on January 25, 2009 by Robin
Having watched the demo of iLife ‘09 I didn’t need much persuasion to take the plunge and so ordered it back on January 6th. Well, I checked the order status today (25th Jan) and it’s been shipped!
The new features in iPhoto and iMovie look like they’ll be good fun, the idea of being able to [...]
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Posted on January 24, 2009 by Robin
People love to kick around rumours about what will be the next killer item to emerge from Apple’s secret labs, and there are quite a few on the go at the moment. An updated Mac Mini with nVIDIA graphics, bigger RAM and hard disk capabilities, 802.11n and some fancy unibody case. A speed-freak Mac Pro [...]
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Posted on January 14, 2009 by Robin
So someone asked – how about doing a 3-way sync between Entourage on a Macbook Pro, Entourage on an iMac and iCal on the iPhone? Well I’ll try anything once, though in may case it’s a Mac Pro, a Mac Mini and my iPhone. Sure I’d love a new unibody Macbook Pro 17″ but I [...]
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Posted on January 11, 2009 by Robin
Despite being a confirmed Mac user at home, part of my job requires me to be familiar with Windows operating systems in all their ‘glory’. Now I have Windows XP SP3 on my work laptop and it is relatively stable and so I was quite relaxed when it came to installing the latest Windows 7 [...]
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Posted on January 7, 2009 by Robin
I have a Canon digital camera and an iPhone 3G, and while the iPhone can take reasonable pictures (that look best when they stay on the iPhone), I tend not to use it much for photography. So every once in a while I connect my camera to my Mac Pro and up pops iPhoto ready [...]
Filed under: Automator, Image Capture, OS X, iPhone, iPhoto | 13 Comments »