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Here is the demo video on how to use boot camp, for you to run Windows OS on Mac. But before you proceed with the boot camp please read or print the manual for boot camp provided by Apple.

Recently, when standing in a field at Glastonbury, the idea came to us – was it really possible to make your iPhone battery last for several days? Well yes it is, as long as you completely strip down the power-sucking features and follow a few simple tips. Keep an eye on how long your iPhone typically lasts by going to Settings > General > Usage.

And, although this is not completely a power-saving tip, before you leave it’s always best to make sure you have the latest software installed: Apple is always working on little fixes to improve your iPhone’s power savings.  Read more... (785 words, estimated 3:08 mins reading time)

Where can I locate the MAC address for the wireless network device in my iPod Touch?

Tap Settings > General > About then scroll down to Wi-Fi Address

It’s very easy to duplicate an entire web site on your local machine thanks to the terminal command wget, here’s how to do it:

Launch the Terminal and type the following command, replacing guimp.com (a tiny website) with the URL you desire to mirror locally.

wget -m http://www.guimp.com/

This will download the entire site on your local drive in a directory named the websites URL… note that this isn’t a particularly effective way to truly backup a website and it’s functionality, it’s simply mirroring it locally.  Read more... (162 words, estimated 39 secs reading time)

The Conficker Virus is Windows only but it’s garnering a lot of attention, so if you’re on a Windows LAN at home, work, or school, you may want to check if the Windows machines are vulnerable or infected with Conficker. You can do this from your immune Mac OS X machine pretty easily with a cool command line utility called nmap. Here are the steps:

1) First you need to install the command line tool nmap, you can download the OS X install package from the official nmap site here. I recommend downloading the latest beta version to have the most up-to-date scanning scripts.  Read more... (339 words, estimated 1:21 mins reading time)

On the move, however nerdy it might sound, it’s always practical to have a gaming device at hand. You never know when you’re going to end up in line, stuck in traffic, or locked in an elevator for three days in a row.

However, before I switched Windows Mobile, getting some decent games on my pre-historic cellphone was pretty much impossible, and one doesn’t string a PSP around his neck all day and expect to be popular with the ladies. So, imagine my joy when I discovered that there are free games for iPod that I can download!  Read more... (223 words, estimated 54 secs reading time)

I’ve just installed Skype for Mac. Since then, everytime i start my Mac, Skype will auto start. I hate application that auto start without user permission. I’ve look for some way to disable Skype auto start feature.

1. Open System Preferences (if it’s not in your Dock, you can go to Apple > System Preferences at the top of the screen)
2. From the System Preferences screen, click the “Accounts” icon under the “System” settings.
3. For each account, there is a “Login Items” tab where you can add and remove programs to automatically launch at startup. If you cannot edit your Login Items there it is one of two things:  Read more... (170 words, estimated 41 secs reading time)

How to install MAC OSX leopard on your PC? Answer is here first of all you have to download a modified version of OSX called OSX86. Find it on your favorite Bittorrent site.

Set Your BIOS  Read more... (1591 words, 1 image, estimated 6:22 mins reading time)