If you’re friends with me on Twitter, Facebook or just know me in person, you’ll know that I recently bought myself a shiny new 27″ iMac. Yep, I finally took the plunge! I’ve been so fed up with Windows 7 of late I decided to give it the flick altogether.
I was among the many thousands of people who got their hands on a new Apple iPad a couple of days ago when they were finally released internationally. I’d pre-ordered mine back at the beginning of May so I received mine by courier on May 28, the day they were released.
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you would’ve no doubt heard that Microsoft Windows 7 was recently released to the retail market, on October 22. If you know me even the slightest, you’ll know that I’ve been hanging out for the Win7 release purely so that I could finally rid myself of Windows Vista.
The latest Wacom Intuos4 Tablet driver now has a feature that enables you to backup and restore your tablet preferences. Like any sort of backup, this should be used to safeguard your settings in case of computer failure or file corruption.
For a long time now, I’ve wanted to be able to synchronise my bookmarks across multiple browsers and also multiple computers. Splitting my time between working on a desktop machine and a laptop, I was constantly frustrated when I’d go to select a bookmark that I’d found the previous day, only to realise that it was bookmarked on a different machine.