Quicken released their Quicken Online Mobile app for iPhone this week. Those of us stuck using Quicken 2007 for Mac know the stagnant state of Quicken on Mac. Quicken is hard at work developing their replacement for Quicken “2009″, called Quicken Financial Life for Mac. Until then you might find this free alternative a great option.
There are numerous ways to protect the contents of your Home folder using applications such as PGP or TrueCrypt, but OS X has the ability built-in. FileVault, which can be activated and managed from the Security pane in System Preferences, converts your Home folder into an encrypted disk image.
Even if you don’t have an E*TRADE account, but still want a good iPhone app that will allow you to stay up-to-date with what is happening in the financial markets, then check out E*TRADE’s Mobile Pro application. It allows you to see market activity (delayed quotes), get quotes for any security, along with market news.
Ever wonder where the PrintScreen key is on your Mac? PrintScreen isn’t found on Mac keyboards, that’s because with a few extra clicks you get the functionality needed for whatever screen capture situation you might be in.
Everyone knows that command-tab is great for switching between applications, but what about quickly switching between windows in an application? Luckily the solution is just one key away.
Have you ever been working on a file and wish you could jump to it in the finder?
Have you run out of space on your Time Capsule? Or would you like to backup using Time Machine to a disk attached to either your Time Capsule or Airport Extreme. These simple steps will show you how to set it up.
Most browsers do a poor job at making the active tab stand out, Safari 4 suffers from this problem. Luckily we have a simple way to colorize your active tab in Safari 4 so they will be stand out and be more visible.