Good news for those pondering the purchase of a MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Apple’s shipping times have decreased again. This time the shipping times have gone down to 2-4 days instead of the previous 5-7 days.
Even if you pick out a custom MacBook Pro with Retina Display with 16GB of RAM, the shipping times still says 2-4 days. It looks like supply has finally caught up with the arduous demand.
Have you ordered yours yet?
Apple announced on today’s earnings call that Mountain Lion will be releasing tomorrow. Are you fully prepared for the upgrade?
The update will be available to all on the Mac App Store for $19.99.
It’s probably a good idea to create a USB boot disk after downloading Mountain Lion tomorrow, so be sure to read our how to guide for an easy tutorial on how to do so.
We’ve put together a brief video walkthrough and tutorial that showcases how to use the new AirPlay Mirroring feature in OS X Mountain Lion. To follow this tutorial, I’m assuming that you have an Apple TV on the same network as a Mac connected to the same network.
Once you’ve established this prerequisites, then it’s time to get the ball rolling on some AirPlay Mirroring goodness. Check out our full video demonstration and video walkthrough for more details. Read More...
Did you know that you don’t need any fancy 3rd party apps to send audio only to your Apple TV using AirPlay on OS X Mountain Lion? Apple has included an extremely simple way to enable audio only output to your Apple TV right from Mountain Lion’s sound preferences.
This allows you to do things like stream Spotify, and other apps outside of iTunes, which don’t feature built-in AirPlay audio toggles.
Take a look at our brief tutorial inside for the full how to… Read More...
Did you know you could share more than just documents with the new Documents in the Cloud feature on Mac OS X Mountain Lion?
Indeed, you can share nearly every file type across multiple machines using the new Documents in the Cloud feature. All you need to do is drag a file into the iCloud TextEdit folder and all those files will be almost instantly shared across multiple Macs running OS X 10.8. It’s sort of like a dumbed down DropBox experience.
Check inside for the full video demonstration. Read More...
An awesome new feature has made its way to TextEdit in OS X Mountain Lion: A brand new interface that allows you to save documents directly to iCloud, and access them via any iCloud enabled Mac running Mountain Lion. It’s appropriately entitled: Documents in the Cloud.
Take a look at our video walkthrough as we explore this great new feature inside… Read More...
Tweetbot for Mac was released today, but it might not be exactly as expected. There is no Mac App Store version, and the release is an alpha release.
The Tapbots explain the purpose of this early release on their blog, but it mainly revolves around garnering motivation to finish it… Read More...
It looks like the highly anticipated Mac version of Tweetbot will be released today, according to the talk on Twitter, and a not so subtle tweet by Tapbots developer Paul Haddad.
As you can see, his tweet originates from the “Tweetbot for Mac” client, and he take a jab at all of the speculation with his “going to the beach” announcement. I’m happy, because I’m a diehard Tweetbot user, and this means I can finally sync my tweets across all devices that I use day in and day out.
You excited about this?
By now, you’re no doubt intimately familiar with the Siri dictation feature found on the iPad and the iPhone, but with Mac OS X Mountain Lion, desktop users get to join in on the free dictation fun.
Take a look at our walkthrough that shows how to enable dictation, and how to use it… Read More...
