March 20th, 2008
It seems that Apple left one thing out of the equation for Safari 3.1 - colour adherence. With my new Dell 2408WFP, I was getting quite stroppy - as no matter how many times I would calibrate it - it would continually not show the correct colours as compared to my MacBook Pro screen [matte] - or so it seemed. I initially posted two photos on DPreview hoping to ascertain some unknown out of the crown. Here is the MacBook Pro screen with the ‘correct’ colour. Read more »
Posted in photography | Tagged air, analysis, apple, calibration, color, colour, dell, dell 2408WFP, Lightroom, macbook, macbook pro, osx, review |
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March 17th, 2008
Ever wanted to hide the left+right pane’s within Lightroom without having either custom defined shortcuts, or modifying OS X keyboard preferences to enable function keys? Read more »
Posted in photography | Tagged keyboard, Lightroom, osx, shortcut |
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March 16th, 2008
Apple and their quality control leaves to be desired, especially on their last revision of the MacBook Pro’s.
Late last week I purchased the MBP from Apple’s Online store. Thinking about the resale value, I decided to spec up the bottom model. I added: Read more »
Posted in technology | Tagged apple, gap, lid, macbook pro, quality |
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March 6th, 2008
I decided to bring my girlfriends MacBook Air into class - Ola had his Dell XPS m1730.
Brendan decided to take some photos. Enjoy. Sorry for the bad quality - its his crappyN95 to blame Read more »
Posted in hardware | Tagged air, dell, macbook, xps |
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January 29th, 2008
Gmail/Gcal and Google Reader, my most used webapps within Google Apps. Although if you’re a dedicated geek or merely wish to exhibit more control over your email experience, you’d be well accustomed with Google Apps For Your Domain [GAFYD]. Where-by you’d have Google look after your e-mail needs at the very least. Read more »
Posted in web | Tagged apps for your domain, gafyd, gcalc, gmail, google, integrate, reader |
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