Tune4mac iTunes M4V Converter Plus - Professional
DRM Removal Tool

post from prMac on 20 October 2011 10:43:00 PM. © prMac

Tune4mac announces Tune4mac iTunes M4V Converter Plus is a professionally designed user friendly iTunes DRM removal software for Mac users to remove DRM control from any iTunes M4V movie purchases and rentals on Mac OS X with high speed and high output quality. It will help you to convert iTunes M4V movies to any popular format. It supports multiple output devices. It allows you to convert several iTunes movies at once, which saves time. Customize the output settings for certain devices.

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Siri Searches Bing and Yahoo, Too

post from Daring Fireball on 20 October 2011 06:04:19 PM. © Daring Fireball

Nice find by Greg Sterling.

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Kurt Cobain: The Graphic Novel - for iPad

post from prMac on 20 October 2011 05:53:00 PM. © prMac

Musicroom.com introduces Kurt Cobain: The Graphic Novel 1.0, for iPad. It tells Cobain's life story in comic book form creating a totally unique digital graphic experience. Writers Barnaby Legg and Jim McCarthy have used biographical fact interwoven with references to the singer's tortured self-image from Cobain's point of view. The vibrant art by Flameboy captures both the subjective dreamscape and the objective reality of a tragic musical legend.

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Apples Relentless Push Forward

post from Daring Fireball on 20 October 2011 05:04:09 PM. © Daring Fireball

David Barnard, on Apple’s aggressive move forward to iOS 5:

At a time when most current Android devices — even the ones thatwill be sold over the holiday shopping season — wont ever havethe option to install Android 4.0, Apple is specifically pushingthe iOS install base forward. Apple wants all iOS users on iOS 5,not just the ones who buy a brand new device.

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iCloud Calendars Are Type-Specific

post from Daring Fireball on 20 October 2011 05:04:08 PM. © Daring Fireball

From BusyCal’s “Upgrading to iCloud” support page:

iCloud calendars are type-specific. Each iCloud calendar maycontain either Events or To Dos, but not both. When you move yourcalendars to iCloud, each calendar will be split into twocalendars — one for Events and one for To Dos.

This was a source of confusion for me, because iCal doesn’t list reminder-only calendars as separate calendars, but BusyCal and certain other CalDAV clients do.

E.g., with MobileMe, I had one calendar named “John”. When I upgraded from MobileMe to iCloud, that calendar was split in two — one for events, one for reminders — but both were named “John”. BusyCal shows two calendars, but iCal still shows just one. The app that handles this best is — perhaps unsurprisingly — the web-based iCloud Calendar app. There, calendars and reminder lists are presented in the source list as discrete items.

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Super Talent Introduces new Green-Line VLP for
Servers

post from prMac on 20 October 2011 04:21:00 PM. © prMac

Super Talent Technology, announces a new line of Green-line series lower-power consumption DDR3 memory modules for severs. These new eco-friendly modules feature lower operating voltages, lightweight and smaller form factors which improve cooling while continuing to satisfy the latest JEDEC standards. Their engineers reduced product height and succeeded with modules measuring 0.72 inches high; a full 39% reduction from a standard size module and delivers speeds at 1600MHz and at 4GB capacities.

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Bring USB 3.0 Performance to your existing HDD

post from prMac on 20 October 2011 04:20:00 PM. © prMac

Super Talent Technology, a leading manufacturer of Flash storage solutions and DRAM memory modules, today announced the USB 3.0 Storage POD enclosure, a hard drive enclosure that converts almost any 2.5" HDD into a USB 3.0 external hard disk. The USB 2.0 bus keeps most drives from performing at their true potential and relegates their usage to simple storage backup. By simply changing the enclosure, you can liberate your existing HDD and see double and even triple the speed without reformatting.

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Secure USB 3.0 Flash Drive from by Super Talent

post from prMac on 20 October 2011 04:18:00 PM. © prMac

Super Talent Technology, a leading manufacturer of Flash storage solutions and DRAM memory modules, today announced the USB 3.0 DataGuardian(TM), a password protected USB 3.0 flash drive that makes data security easy and affordable. They are incredibly useful and have become an indispensable part of our computing environments. The Super Talent USB 3.0 DataGuardian offers a solution; password protection that is easy to use. DataGuardian also blocks 100% of auto-run based Malware attacks.

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How to Disable Internal MacBook Display When
External Display Is Attached

Mac OS X Hints:

Before Lion it was possible to run an external display off alaptop and have the internal display disabled, even if you openedthe lid. This can be useful for a myriad of reason includingenergy saving and better wifi reception. With Lion the internaldisplay will always turn on when the lid is opened, even if thereis already an external display connected.

I just ran into this after upgrading my main machine to Lion. A little nvram command-line jiggery-pokery does the trick.

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Thirteen Observations Made by Lemony Snicket
While Watching Occupy Wall Street From a Discreet Distance

Best thing I’ve read about Occupy Wall Street. Love this one:

11. Historically, a story about people inside impressive buildings ignoring or even taunting people standing outside shouting at them turns out to be a story with an unhappy ending.

(Via Aaron Swartz.)

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