Today apple announced their next iPad. New features include: Retina display-4x as many pixels 4G LTE compatiability (AT&T/ Verizion) 5MP camera capable of shooting 1080p A5X Processor with quad-core graphics Bluetooth 4.0 Among software features are: Speech dictation (not siri) 1080p streaming to AppleTV iOS 5.1
Today apple announced their next iPad.
New features include:
- Retina display-4x as many pixels
- 4G LTE compatiability (AT&T/ Verizion)
- 5MP camera capable of shooting 1080p
- A5X Processor with quad-core graphics
- Bluetooth 4.0
Among software features are:
- Speech dictation (not siri)
- 1080p streaming to AppleTV
- iOS 5.1
Apple announced today that they will be revealing the next iPad on March 7th. Just from looking at this poster we can tell that the next iPad may not have a physical home button; or perhaps this photo was taken with the iPad upside down?
Apple announced today that they will be revealing the next iPad on March 7th. Just from looking at this poster we can tell that the next iPad may not have a physical home button; or perhaps this photo was taken with the iPad upside down?
You can quickly change your audio settings via the menu bar. Just option-click on the volume menu. This appears:
You can quickly change your audio settings via the menu bar. Just option-click on the volume menu. This appears:
If your dock is messy and unorganized, this tweak is for you. You can easily add blank spacers to you dock via terminal. Here’s how: Open terminal by browsing to Applications/Utilities in Finder and double clicking on it. Past this line of code in terminal and press enter: defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add ‘{tile-data={}; tile-type=”spacer-tile”;}’ [...]
If your dock is messy and unorganized, this tweak is for you. You can easily add blank spacers to you dock via terminal. Here’s how:
Open terminal by browsing to Applications/Utilities in Finder and double clicking on it.
Past this line of code in terminal and press enter:
defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add ‘{tile-data={}; tile-type=”spacer-tile”;}’
This is adds a spacer on the right end of the applications section of the dock.
However, for changes to take effect the dock must be relaunched. Since the dock is not a regular application, you cannot press Command-Q, so back to terminal again; execute this command:
Killall Dock
Your dock should re-appear on with a empty space on the right. You can move the space around just as if it were an application, and if you want to remove it, just drag it off the dock and let go.
If you want spacers on the right side of the dock where stacks, trash, and minimized windows are located, execute this command:
defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-others -array-add ‘{tile-data={}; tile-type=”spacer-tile”;}’
followed by…
Killall Dock
We are back and running again!
We are back and running again!
