Yesterday I was involved in an interesting debate over the virtues of PowerPoint over Apple Keynote. The argument was more or less based on the idea that a suite of applications (iWork) can no way compete with Office that costs £100s. The premise was ‘you get what you pay for’. The good humoured debate went [...]
The run up to this year’s Christmas season sees yet another exciting release for the Mac gamer in the form of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Star Wars The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition combines the original Star Wars The Force Unleashed videogame with three new levels set in iconic Star Wars locales and a [...]
If you own a Flip video camera you will know how easy it is to edit and share your own video creations with Apple’s iMovie video editing application. If you don’t have iMovie 08 or 09 then panic not as the Flipshare application that ships with very Flip camera really shouldn’t be under estimated for ease [...]
There is nothing as boring as revising for exams. It is easy to think of a dozen things you could be doing rather than reading your notes or doing those all important practice papers. Well now there is a new way to actually make revising enjoying in the form of a great little application know [...]
This is more of an exploration post for the TotalApps community on how to secure files for transport via email. In a technological era of moving our valuable data to ‘cloud computing’ I am going to outline just two ways I secure confidential email for the cloud and for emailing.
For a number of years I used one of the easiest applications for encrypting on the Mac called Bitclamp. Bitclamp offered 448bit blowfish encryption and even offered the ability for the encrypted files to mimic other files this your secure data could be hidden as Word or Excel files.
iStopmotion is one of the best (and easiest) animation applications I think have used. The interface is simple and the quality of the output is brilliant coping with video sources from iSight to High Definition digital SLR cameras.
High Definition video has now made its way from the high end cameras to many domestic digital SLR cameras. Having recently upgrade my loyal Canon 450D to the new 500D to gain the video features I have made five mini discoveries for getting the most from digital SLR video.
Back in the days when I used a Pocket PC and a windows computer I used a great application called CodeData to store all my software serial numbers and growing lists of passwords.
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