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Bastion Review

Posted 08/09/2012 at 12:00pm | by Andrew Hayward

One of last year’s most successful and beloved games from a small studio, Bastion is now available for Mac via the Mac App Store and Steam, and the extra layover has done nothing to diminish the colorful action game’s considerable charms.

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A-Jays Four Review

Posted 08/09/2012 at 11:01am | by Susie Ochs

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When I was a kid, I discovered something amazing: detangler. You spray some on your hair, and voilà, a comb will run right through it no matter how tangled it was. To my knowledge, this product hasn’t been invented for headphone cables, and that’s a darn shame. But Jays seems to have solved the tangled cables problem anyway with the a-JAYS Four. These earbuds sport a flat rubber cable that just doesn’t tangle. I really tried, too. I balled them up and shoved them in my pocket, let them roll around in the bottom of my bag, never used a carrying case -- I even wore them in bed a few times. The cable is just wide and flat enough to resist knotting, and it simply doesn’t catch on itself when you ball it up. There’s no need to wrap or coil the headphones on anything. Just pull them out of wherever you stashed them, give ’em a shake, and they’re ready to go, untangled.

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The Week's Best Deals for Your Mac and iOS Device, iPads

Posted 08/09/2012 at 9:35am | by J Keirn-Swanson

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We usually have some killer deals on Macs or we have a bevy of cases for your inspection, but this week our hottest deal is on an iPad. Now, if you're in the market for a Mac, we've got a couple that might suit and there will never be and end to cases or case sales, so we've got that covered too. But if you've been holding out on buying an iPad, perhaps a look below at this price will entice you.

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Android and iPhones Make Up 85% of Smartphones, iPad Takes Over China

Posted 08/08/2012 at 1:16pm | by Brittany Fleit

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The results are in: together, Android - and iOS-powered phones make up 85 percent of all smartphone shipments.

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The Lifer: Microsoft is Teetering on Irrelevancy

Posted 08/08/2012 at 1:05pm | by Rik Myslewski

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After you read the web's musings, print out this article and stuff it in the bottom of your sock drawer. Five years from now, pull it out, read my next sentence, and compare it to the reality of that future day.

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8 Free Plug-ins for GarageBand

Posted 08/06/2012 at 2:38pm | by David Biedny

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Once you’ve played out the instruments and effects built into Apple’s GarageBand software, you’re be delighted to know that you’ve got lots of other sonic options that can easily be added to your Mac, and many of them won’t even cost you a dime. Read on to find out what cool new sounds you can add to your band without breaking (or even entering) the bank.

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Terminal 101: Viewing and Displaying File Differences

Posted 08/06/2012 at 10:05am | by Cory Bohon

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We’ve shown how to use diff to view differences between files and folders, but the output that command provides is a little confusing, especially if you are new to using the command line. Vimdiff is much more sophisticated, but because it uses highlighting to represent changes, the output is much easier to read for new users. Let’s take a look at how to compare up to three different files with vimdiff and read the output.

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How to Encrypt Drives in Mountain Lion

Posted 08/03/2012 at 10:35am | by Cory Bohon

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Encrypting your external drives can help protect your data from peering eyes. No matter what type of external drive you have -- whether it's a thumb drive or a USB-connected platter-based one -- you can encrypt it and seal its contents right from within the Finder.

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How to Use Notification Center in Mountain Lion

Posted 08/02/2012 at 10:18am | by Cory Bohon

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Notification Center in iOS has changed the way we view, read, and reply to messages, calendar appointments, and push notifications from social networking services like Twitter and Facebook. In Mountain Lion, this feature does this and more, allowing you to tweet conveniently from your Mac. Continue reading as we take you on a walkthrough of all the features in Notification Center.

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7 Mountain Lion Bugs That Need to Be Squashed

Posted 08/01/2012 at 2:37pm | by Cory Bohon

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Whenever there is a new OS release, there are the inevitable software bugs that follow. And, with more than 3 million downloads in the first weekend alone, at least one of those users is sure to find something wrong with the latest cat from Cupertino. Let’s take a look at the top seven Mountain Lion bugs that are really bugging out.

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