Category: 820: MAC TREAT #202: Hard Reset Your iOS Device, Sharing is…Easy!, REVIEW | Mountain Tweaks

Hope everyone out there has had a great start to Spring. Next week, Don will be back with us. Thanks for reading! Your Kibbles & Bytes team, _Kali, Mike and Steph_

We loooove the iMac. Who wouldn’t, really? The only thing that could make it better in our opinion, is some magic — specifically, a Magic Trackpad and Magic Wand bundle. You’ll save $50 when you purchase here, and we __almost__ personally guarantee that you’ll be more productive. Since it uses the same Multi-Touch technology as…

Laptop stands are one of those accessories you never think to get, but once you have one, you can’t imagine living without. The Twelve South HiRise puts your MacBook at the perfect height for use when you have an extra display, keyboard and mouse setup. Of course, what home office would be complete without a…

We all know how beautifully designed the iPhone 5 is. So why would you want to take away from that look with a big bulky case? Get the protection you want and the looks you love with our Hammerhead Bumpers. Act now and you will get a FREE Hammerhead Bubble-Free Screen Protector with your bumper.…

Released in fall 2012, “*Mountain Tweaks 1.0.4*”:http://tweaksapp.com/app/mountain-tweaks/ is an app for Mountain Lion users that is designed to ‘tweak’ your OS into super-usability. It’s a user-friendly, all-in-one solution that takes aim on the oft-annoying ‘upgrades’ in 10.8 that Apple has instituted. (Default iCloud saving, anyone?) If you’ve noticed things about Mountain Lion that you wish…

One of my favorite new features to Mountain Lion (and one that I use all the time) is the handy little Share button that is available in apps like Safari, Finder, Preview, Notes, Photo Booth, iPhoto and more. For someone like me who creates and sends files all day long, this tool was extremely helpful.…

This week’s Mac Treat is short and sweet. Back when I used to work the retail floor for Small Dog, we were taught to power cycle any electronics as a first line of troubleshooting. It is funny how something as simple as turning an electronic device off and back on again can fix some problems.…

_Happy Spring!_ It’s Kali, writing for Don again this week. He’s in sunny Florida at the moment, though I should stress that he says he’s there for work…we’ll see how tan he is/if he lets anything about baseball slip when Monday rolls around. Speaking of baseball, we have about a week and a half left…