M570 Trackball Review

On March 28, 2011, in Industry News, by Ray Aguilera

Mouse without the mouseAhhh, the trackball. Once the darlings of ergonomics-minded computer users, people often assume they’ve gone the way of those weird kneeling chairs from the 1980s. But like many other relics of the era—Eddie Murphy’s career…

M570 Trackball Review

On March 28, 2011, in Industry News, by Ray Aguilera

Mouse without the mouseAhhh, the trackball. Once the darlings of ergonomics-minded computer users, people often assume they’ve gone the way of those weird kneeling chairs from the 1980s. But like many other relics of the era—Eddie Murphy’s career…

How To Split Your iTunes Library Across Multiple Locations

On March 8, 2011, in Industry News, by Seamus Bellamy

It’s a fact: as your iTunes collection gets bigger, the amount of free space on your drive gets smaller. Sure, you could stuff your computer’s internal drive to the gills with as much media as you can jam in there, but as Macs require a reasonable chun…

Google Uses Technology to Bring Fine Art to the Masses

On February 1, 2011, in Industry News, by Seamus Bellamy

A whole lot of people feel a whole lot of different ways about Google Street View. For some, it’s a godsend, allowing them to find their way to the exact location that they’re looking for, Others feel that the service invades their privacy, photographi…

Apple Looks to Replace Mouse With Keyboard Gestures

On January 24, 2011, in Industry News, by Seamus Bellamy

image via Mac RumorsComputer users have had decades to get comfortable with the notion of noodling with a mouse and keyboard for gaming and churning out work. If a freshly filed Apple patent is any indication, however, our long-term relationship with t…

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