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I know that you can view various characters through the Character Palette (done through the International preference pane) but I usually don’t have the palette activated. This widget allows me to see tons of common symbols (copyright, restricted, Pi, the Apple logo, upside down question marks and exclamation marks, etc…) and how I can get them to display. Usually it’s a simple key combination like Option + S or Option + G. You can grab this widget from here!
By David@Smalldog.com Recently, listing to a podcast called “Geek Muse,” I was enlightened to a a site from the U.K. called “Gooogie” that…
Ever wonder what we do for fun in the office? Although stunts like these rarely occur, we were able to capture Hapy having…
Vote now for us in the Hippo’s annual survey! We’re still new in the Manchester, NH area, but if you’ve been to our…
This past week. I took a substantial leap of faith. That’s right, I left my MacBook Pro at home and traveled with my…
Love it or hate it, the XO by One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) is bringing the power of technology as a tool for…
According to Apple, the latest iTunes update, to iTunes 6.0.5, ”…allows you to sync your Nike + iPod workout data to nikeplus.com, where…