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Oct 29 2008

Make your internal hard drive look like an internal organ this Halloween

sonofsomatic 20081029 190913 Make your internal hard drive look like an internal organ this HalloweenYesterday, the folks at Iconfactory, with their beautifully Halloween-themed website, posted David Lanham’s latest icon creation: Son of Somatic. They describe the 21 icon set this way:

This playful, yet creepy set of desktop icons (the first Somatic set to be updated for Leopard) has oozed from the mind of David Lanham to haunt your Mac or PC desktop. From David’s macabre ‘Internal Drive’ to the cute and lovable ‘Mysterioso’ there are icons here for everyone.

Download this freeware set today and give your desktop a new creepy look.

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Oct 14 2008

New trailer for MacHEADS movie posted

MacHEADS is a feature-length documentary about people’s unconditional devotion to Apple. Through a series of interviews (none of which with me, though I’m not hurt…much) with the Mac’s most dedicated followers, the film takes an in-depth look at the cult of Mac and the people (excluding me) who charted the machine’s rise to popularity, posing the ultimate question, “Is Apple losing faith as a community and becoming just a brand? …and where’s Rick?”

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Sep 24 2008

Warp Spaces. Smack Spaces.

picture 20080924 201235 Warp Spaces. Smack Spaces.Here are a couple freeware goodies that will give you a variety of ways to control Spaces and alter the way you’re able to use it.

The first one was just updated today and it’s called SmackSpaces. It gives you a super power that was available to us under Mac OS X 10.4 when Virtua Desktops was installed; namely the ability to Smack our Sudden Motion Sensor equipped Mac and be whisked to the next Space. Unfortunately, it runs as an application taking up room on your Dock. SmackSpaces was developed by Martin H. Pedersen who is currently offering for free.

The second Space altering app is Warp. Warp is a Preference Pane makes it as simple as dragging your cursor, a window or a file to an edge of your screen that borders on an adjacent Space and you and that window or file will be effortlessly taken to that neighboring Space. Whoosh! Kent Sutherland is the man behind Warp and he is letting you have it for free but the PayPal “donate” button on the page is giving me the idea that he would appreciate some monetary support if you end up using Warp on a regular basis and would like to see its development continue.

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