Watching WWDC on Monday, I was impressed with a few features that iOS 5 introduced such as iCloud, Notification Center, PC Free, the thumb keyboard, multi touch swipe gestures to move between apps, and more. Other than that, I felt the presentation was dragging on with other features not worth mentioning in the presentation. Or Full Article…
How to switch the User Agent of a Browser using Firefox
Recently I’ve been using Django, a high-level python Web Framework, to create a website complete with login authentication, oAuth RESTful API calls, and a MySQL database. I also added a mobile layout depending if the user decides to visit our page using a mobile browser with the help of the minidetector middleware application that detects Full Article…
How to Right Click in Windows Using Bootcamp
It took me awhile to figure this out but I found out a few methods to right click in Windows using Bootcamp on a Mac. Solution 1: Simply use an external mouse. I was personally using this option for quite awhile because I had installed the drivers correctly but couldn’t for the life of me Full Article…
How to use Facebook to Collaborate on a Project
You might be thinking, but why would I want to use Facebook out of all platforms to collaborate on a project? Well for several reasons. It has a low entry point barrier because many of your friends already are on it so learning how to collaborate on a project is painless. With a Facebook Group Full Article…
How to make a mobile website with iWebKit
iWebkit allows to create a ultra light and fast loading mobile website that is compatible with most smart phones. The best thing about it, is that it requires no knowledge of HTML. So how does it work? Simply download the iWebkit and take a look at the Userguide.pdf and browse the demo provided in the Full Article…
How to use Gmail like a Pro using Advanced Search Operators
Ever find yourself looking for an e-mail for a second too long on Gmail? Well then read ahead if you want to learn about Gmail’s advanced search operators to find what you are looking for quickly and accurately. You can use these advanced search operators if you simply click on the Show Search Option link Full Article…
MacRumors:Buyer’s Guide – Know when to buy your Apple Products
The MacRumors Buyer’s Guide is designed to provide the best recommendations regarding the current lifetime of an Apple product as well as the current rumors for each of the models available. For example, if you were considering buying an Apple product such as a Macbook Pro, iPod Touch, iPhone, iPod, iMac, or anything Apple related, Full Article…
