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iPad HTML 5 Update

As we all guessed, when Apple announced the iPad would not have flash, but they would have HTML 5, we knew there would be a sudden rush for everyone to change their sites for the iPad.  Everyone is doing what they can to prepare for the iPad rush…even WE have our site set up for the iPad. But here is another company that is also preparing: CBS.  They are currently outfitting their site with HTML 5 to allow you to watch your favorite CBS show on the iPad, but not everything is finished quite yet, they are still working on some things, but most of it is finished.  Although the may not have their own app like ABC, it doesn’t matter to me, because now I can get caught up on my favorite show, Big Bang Theory, straight from my iPad.  If you would like to see more sites prepared with HTML 5 for the iPad, you can see a list here from Apple.

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A Short Look in Apple’s Logo History

Everyone has seen the current metalic logo of Apple and the recent retro rainbow Apple, but not many people know of the logo before. It is a very interesting logo that not many people know about (Full picture after break). It features a very smart man.  Sir Isaac Newton to be exact.  Yep, that guy that thought up the Three Laws of Motion.  He is featured under an apple tree where there seems to be a halo effect around the apple.  This is supposed to be the depiction of when he was thinking about his Universal Law of Gravitation, and now after throwing all that info at you, you may still be wondering why you may not have heard of it.  Well this was probably because it was only their logo for one year before being replaced by the retro rainbow apple.  After all that, here it is, the original Apple logo.  And finally, could you imagine seeing that on the back of your latest iDevice?(Doctored up picture of iPad after break)

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How do you Surf?

As I have recently changed browsers from Safari and Firefox to Opera I thought of an interesting question.  How do you surf the web, and are there certain reasons why you think that browser is better than others?  I recently changed for a few reasons.  First, Opera has absolutely no security holes(At this time).  Secondly, it has widgets, similar to Firefox add-ons, and some other reasons I changed over  were because of the UI (User interface) and the iPhone app they now have for the iPhone.  Leave a comment about which browser you use and why.

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Google becoming ISP!

That’s right! Google has helped search the internet, and now they’re trying their hand at pumping it into your computer!

Promising comparatively fast speeds at up to 1 GPS (Gigabit Per Second), Google has begun experimenting with their own fiber optic network, urged on by the curiosity to see what developers and users can do with ultrafast speeds.

The secret to these speeds is in the wires. By using fiber optic cables, Google claims their Internet will be up to 100 times faster than all other Internet providers. They also plan on making it an open Internet so other service providers can allow their users to use Google’s Internet.

If you are a government official or Google fanatical citizen looking to have them run fiber optic cable to your computer, you can nominate your community here.

What are your thoughts of Google becoming an ISP? Leave a comment.

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Is Your Dock in Need of an Extreme Makeover?

If your dock is unorganized and cluttered then these two commands are for you.  The first command allows you to add an invisible space that gives room between applications.  The second is a command that makes the application minimize into the application in the dock instead of next to the trash can.  Again, to be a Real Mac Genius type in the commands.

Add in an invisible space:

1. Type in the following command into terminal: defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add '{tile-data={}; tile-type="spacer-tile";}'

2. Next insert the command: killall Dock

Minimize Applications into their icon:

1. Type in the command: defaults write com.apple.dock minimize-to-application -bool yes

2.  Type in the command: killall Dock

Now your dock will be a little less cluttered thanks to these two simple commands.