The ultimate shopping list - Wednesday, April 18, 2012

April 18, 2012 The ultimate shopping list Whether it's clothing or technology, trends are changing faster than most people can keep up. The hippest thing from last year is gathering dust the next. It's hard to keep track of what's new and exciting, and even harder to find it before it's suddenly uncool. That's what's great about Svpply. It's a combination social network and shopping site where users curate what they like. It has everything from shoes to furniture, and every item is sure to be on the cutting edge. You can browse other people's "want" lists, or create your own. Buying the items is just a click away, or you can simply keep up with what's trending. CLICK HERE to visit today's cool site now >> Is there anything iPhones can't do? Use this app to turn your iPhone into a metal detector! CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >> Keep up to date on all things digital with the Daily News at Komando.com. You'll find easy, fast video news releases, too! CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >> Memory games are a great way to give your brain a workout. This memory program will beef up your mental power in no time. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >> iCloud is great for iPhones and iPads, but what if you use non-iOS devices? Here are some ways Android users can put their data in the cloud, too. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >> (Kim's Club members only--join now!) Microsoft is releasing more details about the upcoming Windows 8. Tune in to learn how many versions will be available - and about the new features I like. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >> You'll want to move to Stockholm after you see this ingenious presentation. In this video, two magicians use iPads and illusions to plug the Swedish capital. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE >> advertisement

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Panda Security Launches Panda Global Protection 2013 Beta With Support For Windows 8 Posted: 17 Apr 2012 04:44 AM PDT Panda Security has launched the beta version of its comprehensive security solution Panda Global Protection 2013 with support for Windows 8. Its unique Collective Intelligence technology offers better and instant protection against all kinds of known and unknown malware threats. Collective Intelligence continuously improves protection levels by gathering information on malware from the worldwide Panda community and offers quick response to new malware attacks. This release has a new user... Read rest of this article at JkWebtalks.com

Capture Your Screen And Instantly Share It With Your Facebook Friends With CapShare Posted: 16 Apr 2012 08:21 PM PDT Are you looking for a simple solution to share anything shown on your computer screen with your Facebook friends? CapShare, the lightweight screen capture tool lets you do it easily. As its name implies, CapShare makes it easy to capture anything on your computer screen – images, web moments, etc - and share it on Facebook. You can also add note and link to your captured image. CapShare is a little tool that enables you to do the followings – capture screen and share it on Facebook, save... Read rest of this article at JkWebtalks.com

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OS X Daily: “Celebrate the Apple II’s 35th Birthday with an Apple II Simulator for Mac OS X” plus 1 more

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Celebrate the Apple II’s 35th Birthday with an Apple II Simulator for Mac OS X Posted: 17 Apr 2012 11:43 AM PDT The Apple ][ is celebrating it's 35th birthday. Originally demoed by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak at a computer fair on April 16 and 17, 1977, the Apple II was the machine that put Apple on the map and then went on to catapult the personal computer revolution. What better way to celebrate one of the original PC's monumental birthdays than to use an Apple II simulator in Mac OS X? Bundled within the XScreenSaver for Mac collection, the standalone Apple2 application is actually a completely usable VT100 Terminal emulator in the lovably awful Apple ][ style, complete with screen noise, random color flickers, a permanent caps lock, and other peculiarities unique to technologies of a bygone era. Whether you have distant memories of the ][ or never even used one, the simulator is a fun look at what computers behaved like 35 years ago. Download the XScreenSaver pack DMG, mount the disk image, and launch Apple2.app Optionally, you can install the Apple2.saver screen saver as well. Not the most useful thing in the world, but it sure is fun.

Find Large Files in Mac OS X with Search Posted: 17 Apr 2012 09:25 AM PDT Whether you’re feeling the pinch as hard drive space runs low or you’re just wondering where all your disk space went, it’s easy to find large files in Mac OS X by using the built-in search tools. Here’s what to do: From the Mac OS X Desktop, open any new Finder window Hit Command+F to bring up Search Click on “Kind” filter and select “Other”, then select “File Size” from the attribute list Click on the second filter and choose “is greater than” In the third space, enter the size to search for anything greater than (ex: 100) and choose either MB or GB as the final filter The file and app list below will automatically update as anything larger than the specified file size is found on the hard drive. Be sure that “This Mac” is selected if you’re getting limited results, though you can also use the search limiters to find large files contained within single folders or user directories. Click on the “Save” button in the upper right corner and you’ll turn the File Size search into a Smart Folder that can be easily accessed from the sidebar for easy future retrieval, that folder will constantly be updated with large files only. A common pit of enormous files is the user Downloads folder, when using the file size search don’t be surprised if you run into a fair amount of .dmg and .zip files sitting idly in there that have long been forgotten.

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