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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!
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…
Speaking of iCal… this Sunday marks the start of the Chinese New Year—the Year of the Tiger. The Chinese New Year changes every…
By Art@Smalldog.com (written by Art, posted by Ed) USB Flashkeys have been a popular method of transferring data for a number of years…
There have been a couple articles floating around the web talking about how Apple might be entering the video gaming market. Jesse Tortora,…
I’ve long been anti-dashboard. I find that the widgets consume more RAM that is reasonable and can bog down systems not loaded up…
For the last week I have been fighting off getting a cold. Chances are you’re probably coming down with one when you get…