If flicking through that puny pop-up tray isn’t what you had in mind when you envisioned multitasking on your iPhone, well, you’re not alone. But for jailbreakers, Multifl0w 2.0 offers gorgeous Expose-style task management. Here’s how to get it: More »
With so many people excited (and enraged) about iPhone 3GS, it’s no wonder we glossed over Snow Leopard’s cool UI update, which gives you Exposé control from inside the Dock. Now’s your chance to see the video demo: More »
Macrumors forum member michaelb, in a fit of jealousy over his ladyfriend’s new unibody MacBook, decided to try to trick his last-gen MacBook Air into recognising four-finger gestures. He installed the updated 10.5.5 system from the new MacBook onto his Air, and then through some tricky manipulation of the kernel extension, managed to get the flashy four-finger gestures working. This is like the invention of sliced bread times infinity.
After the Guardian did their own investigation into the Mac clone maker Psystar yesterday, we decided to take it a step further and see if they actually exist, in the physical sense. How could a company so brazenly challenge Apple and have little to no record of actually being a company? We sent the Gizmodo army down there to get pictures of both their supposed addresses, and found that they’re as much vapourware as the Phantom Console of yore. Read on for the details and location pictures.
Ever wondered what Mac Dock and Exposé look like with 150 apps running? Well, wonder no more, friend. Wonder no more. Rest assured, however, everything gets ludicrously tiny. Now, we’re not too sure who’d be using 150 apps simultaneously, except for maybe that dude at the end of The Matrix who manages to confuse the crap out of everyone. Damn, he sure was crazy. Anyway, the sight is quite impressive nonetheless, so jump in for a screen shot.
