For this week’s Macspiration, here is another list of tips that are too short for an entire article on their own, but are still worth mentioning.
Read MoreAuthor: Donny Yankellow
In addition to writing for MyMac.com since the Fall of 2005 he is an art teacher, freelance artist/illustrator, and is a father of one son. Donny is also the author/illustrator of several children's ebooks. Donny's degree is in Visual Communications and he hold certification in K-12 Art Education. His hobbies (besides Mac and Apple stuff) include soccer, animation, and reading anything written by Stephen King.
Macally Icebud
Review
The Macally Icebud combines a protective pouch, a neck lanyard, and headphones for the iPod Nano or iPod Shuffle, into one product.
Macspiration 26 – Simple Web Surfing for Beginners
Donny explains how do you actually get to web sites without a link to get you there.
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Iogear Wireless RF Keyboard / Optical Mouse
Review
A lot of products on the market state they are Mac compatible, but really aren’t. Sure, they might work on a Mac, but most of the functionality is Windows only. This is the case with the IOGEAR Wireless RF Keyboard/Optical Mouse. The IOGEAR website states that this set is Mac compatible from 10.2 on, but this set is really made for a Windows machine.
Read MoreMacally Clear Protective Overlay for the iPod Nano
Review
One of my biggest fears for my iPod is scratching the screen. Next in line would be scratching the body of the iPod.
Macspiration 27 – The Download Drawer 4 – Old School Arcade
I grew up in the 70’s and 80’s when the arcade was the place to go to play the latest and greatest arcade games. We had PacMan, Frogger, Ms. PacMan, etc. If you’re like me, you still like those games better some of the 100 button games you can play on today’s consoles. Well, you don’t need an arcade or a console to play some of these classics. You only need your Mac and the Internet.
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Macspiration 25 – 25 Websites for a Mac User
For this article I’m going to do something a little different. I recently received an email, from a new Mac user, asking about a Mac newsletter. While I don’t have one, there are many websites which one might consider a daily Mac newsletter. I listed a few sites for the emailer to check out, and I thought it might be a good idea to write an article with a list of sites for other Mac users.
Macspiration 24
Bookmarks in Safari
Become more knowledgeable with the Safari web browser by reading the latest from Donny Yankellow.
Read MoreThumbn@ils 17 – The iStick Mobile Phone
Learn about the latest mobile phone from Apple, the iStick.
Macspiration 23 – Sending Email Attachments
Donny shows you how to attach files or graphics to your email messages with Mail.
ArtRage 2
Review
Back in my article Macspiration – The Download Drawer – 2, I suggested a free natural paint program called ArtRage by Ambient Design LTD. In January, ArtRage 2 was released as a free program along with a $20 version.
Read MoreMacspiration 22 – Four More Hidden Preview Tricks
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iPod, the sequel
Macspiration 21 – Quick Image Editing In Preview
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A new Kellogg or Post cereal?
Macspiration 20 – Some More Quick Tips
As I write the various Macspiration articles, I am constantly getting ideas for new articles. Some of these ideas are not enough for a complete article, so I add them to a tip list for use in an article like this one. So here are five tips from that list.
Macspiration 19 – The Download Drawer 3 – Web Browsers Aplenty
If you are like many Mac users, you use Apple’s Safari for surfing the internet. You might even be one of those people who still use the now no longer supported or updated Internet Explorer (IE) for the Mac. Did you know there are many other web browser options out there? I’m going to discuss three free options in this article.
