Apple’s upcoming release of OS X “Snow Leopard” has performance enhancements across the board for desktop users. Snow Leopard promises a more complete transition to 64 bit plus the ability to use graphics chips for traditional CPU operations. However, the server version of Snow Leopard also looks to provide huge performance gains and optimizations. Email, that basic service that every real server needs to offer, gets a huge leg up in Snow Leopard courtesy of a little open source project called Dovecot. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve been commissioned to write some articles for Webdesigner Depot (WDD) and I’m pleased to announce the publication of “Is Google Chrome the New IE6 for Web Designers?” Read the rest of this entry »

If you use an Apple Mighty Mouse with Windows XP, after a while you might notice that the side buttons of the mouse click or fire themselves randomly at times. If you are trying to use a web browser, this can become problematic as you will keep going “back” to the previous page at random times. Luckily, there is an easy solution to this problem. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve been commissioned to write some articles for Webdesigner Depot (WDD) and I’m pleased to announce the publication of “Quick and Easy WordPress Development on a Mac with MAMP.” Read the rest of this entry »

Hot on the heels of Apple’s much-antipcated WWDC 2008, where the 3G iPhone was finally revealed, here are some of my observations and commentary on the new iPhone 3G and its implications in the grand scheme of all things mobile, web, and digital:

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This is a quick guide for those of you wanting to print wirelessly to a Canon Pixma MP460 (or other model) from your Mac. If you are reading this, you have tried and you are probably getting frustrated. Read the rest of this entry »