Using Yahoo Mail With Your Favorite Mail Apps

I am a Google Mail user, but before it, I was using Yahoomail first. I really didn't care about Mail Apps before, never used one for free mails. I've used MS Outlook, but it was limited to my office POP3 mail. And for those who were old enough to have used Netscape, you may be familiar with Eudora as well. Never mind those who said "Nets... what?", you where too young to access the internet then.

Logitech's Green Keyboard

Logitech today launched their first Solar powered wireless keyboard. This means no more changing of batteries, and a much slimmer profile. The keyboard can be powered by both direct sunlight or indoor light. On a full charge, it can last up to 3 months of no light (if you intend of typing inside a cave). It also uses Logitech's unifying 2.4 Ghz unifier receiver, which means using only 1 USB port for your new keyboard and a Logitech mouse.

The New Macbook Air Now in 11.6 inch Models

We all remember Steve Job's statement "we don't know how to make a $500 computer that's not a piece of junk." Apparently referring to a barrage of netbooks swarming the market today. But Apple didn't say it wasn't keen on making its own version of the netbook. This is where the new 11.6 inch Macbook Air positions itself, a no nonsense netbook.

Configuring your Huawei MiFi e5830

So you've finally purchased your spanking new MiFi to use on you Wifi devices. This is a short guide to the Huawei MiFi interface.

Note: This is a guide to unlocked Huawei MiFi Units that has been reverted to the original firmware (customizable) and not the locked 3 model.

Magic Jack not so Magical Anymore

After a while of not using my magic jack, I didn't have an idea on how much it has changed since the last time I've used it.

Apple's iPad Tablet Features and Specs

Alright kids, the iPad is official. So I'll just get right to it. Here's the easy to swallow facts, divided into, the Good and the Not So Good and the Specs of this device.

Update : Apple Tablet's Backside

Here are some pictures that apparently came from the production mills. These pictures were said to instantly been pulled from its original posting.

Supposed Leaked Apple iTablet Photos

We're at it again, news about the new Apple product has hit the news mills again. Several names for the product also sprouted tech blogs everywhere, as iPad, iSlate or iTablet. A recent interview with Mc Graw-Hills' CEO Terry Mc Graw over CNBC, he admitted that they are working with Apple for quite some time for e-book contents on the upcoming iPhone OS based tablet. Recent posts from engadget shows a supposed "leaked" image of this upcoming product, this time it looks very real, than the other photoshopped ones.

Would Steve Ballmer sign a Macbook?

Yes, he did while visiting Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville. He was approached by a student and ask him to sign his laptop, that was apparently a Macbook Pro. Steve, eliciting laughs from other students signed his name and scribbled "Need a new one?" on top of his signature.

The video after the jump

Handbrake for Mac now Supports 64bit

Handbrake, recently updated their application to 0.9.4, and brings 64bit support for Macintosh users. The new release also includes old releases to legacy systems such as 32 bit OS X 10.5 Intel and Power PC Processors.

Syncing Nokia 2730 Classic

I just got a new Nokia 2730 Classic the other day from Globe Telecoms. While tinkering with it I found 1 very big problem. It didn't sync with my Macbook, iSync doesn't work. I was hoping that I can cut the time copying contacts and calendar entries from my old iPhone to this new phone, and have the two phones in sync. I did some searching the web but the Nokia website says that iSync currently isn't supporting the 2730 Classic model. So, I did some googling, and came across this plugin. The website noted that the product  was only tested on a Mac OS X Snow Leopard version (ver. 10.6), I'm running Leopard (ver. 10.5) but everything worked fine. Here's how I did it.

Do Your Own T-Pain Effect

If you're not a great singer, but own a Mac, then you're in luck. This might be the key to your musical career. A system called Auto-Tuning, is used to automatically tune the voice, and sometimes used to produce prominent altered vocals. This feature was made popular by the rapper T-Pain. He recently appeared on Ellen, and showed his iPhone app that makes the processed voice possible for iPhone users.