Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Fresh on the heels of Apple’s Thursday update to the Final Cut Studio suite, MacProVideo.com added three new video tutorials focusing on Final Cut Pro 7, Motion 4 and Color 1.5. In other news, MathMagic, Yank, and SkypeCap all saw updates. More: continued here
If you use iPhoto’s face-recognition tool, don’t lose all of your hard work with one stroke of bad luck. Back up your Faces data to protect against data corruption or user error. More: continued here
Mikogo, a cross-platform Web-collaboration tool, which introduced Mac support earlier this year has launched a new Web site to reflect the free application’s widening use. More: continued here
Apple is no longer going after a wiki publishing site for offering links to an iTunes reverse-engineering project, and in return the EFF has dropped its countersuit against Apple. More: continued here
Apple COO Tim Cook says that even without a netbook or iPhone-based tablet computer in Apple’s product line, the company’s on track with its laptop strategy. More: continued here
Adobe acknowledged that some users are vulnerable to attack after downloading an outdated version of Reader from its Web site, and said it is reevaluating how it updates the popular PDF reader. More: continued here
The 10.5 Finder has an interesting feature (or is it a bug?) in how it renames copied files. Depending on how you copy the file, you can control how the copy will be named. Use one method, and you can increment numbers in filenames as you copy them. More: continued here
The latest update to VoIP program Skype adds screen-sharing capabilities, improved video and audio call quality, and the ability to pay for Wi-Fi access with Skype credit. More: continued here
A critical flaw in the way Firefox 3.5 handles Javascript opens the door to a serious attack, according to Secunia, which tracks security vulnerabilities. More: continued here
PercepTool plug-in for Photoshop CS3 and CS4 attempts to mimic your visual cortex in order to make an image look the way your brain thinks it should. In one fell swoop, this plug-in alters the brightness, edges, and contrast of your images. More: continued here
AMG (Advanced Media Group) has released Soundtracks for iMovie, designed for multimedia projects, podcasts, slideshows, Web sites, and, of course, iMovies. The package contains 529 production movie tracks in MP3 format of between a minute and three and a half minutes long. More: continued here Incoming search terms:amg soundtracks for iMovie torrent
Squashed Software has released RAID Monitor 3, a new version of its tool for automatically checking the status of RAID storage system. Also on Friday, updates to Geotagalog and MacFamily Tree. More: continued here
Google CEO Eric Schmidt said he’ll talk with Apple about his position on its board of directors, following Google’s announcement that it’s getting into the operating system business. More: continued here
Flexibits’s Cameras preference pane helps deal with the multitude of photo-shooting devices that we all seem to own these days, by letting us choose which applications opens when a certain camera is connected. More: continued here
In this week’s video, Rob Griffiths discusses time lapse video, those fast-moving videos that convert hours and days of activity into minutes and seconds of video. More: continued here