Microsoft OneNote is a cross-platform app for taking notes, saving “clips,” and synchronizing your content across devices. The app was already available for Windows, Windows Phone, iOS, Android, and the web. Now it’s also available for Mac users. Oh yeah… and OneNote is also now available for free on every supported platform. OneNote has been […]
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Nexus 7 Toolkit for Mac helps you root, unlock, install custom recovery
There are some great tools for Windows computers that make it easy to root the Google Nexus 7 tablet, unlock, the bootloader, or install a custom recovery. But what if you’re a Mac user? There’s an app for that. Xda-developers forum techfanatic9 has put together a  Mac Toolkit for Google Nexus 7 users. The toolkit […]
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BlueStacks lets you run Android apps on a Mac
BlueStacks makes software that lets you run Android apps on a desktop or laptop computer. Up until now the software was only available for Windows PCs, but this week the company launched a public alpha of BlueStacks for Mac. BlueStacks runs on OS X 10.6 and later, allowing users to download and install select Android […]
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Kernel patch lets OS X on run an Intel Ivy Bridge Hackintosh
Want to build a computer with the latest Intel processors and the latest version of Apple OS X? There’s a patch for that. While Apple only officially makes the OS X operating system available for Apple laptop and desktop computers, hackers have been finding ways to run the OS on third party systems ever since Apple […]
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BreakDroid is a Mac utility for rooting Kindle Fire 6.3
If you want to root an Amazon Kindle Fire running software version 6.3 or earlier and you have a Windows PC all you need is the latest Kindle Fire Utility. But if you’re using a Mac, there’s another solution. It’s called BreakDroid, and the latest version works with Kindle Fire software versions 6.2.2 and 6.3. […]
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NARS script makes it easy to root a NOOK Tablet on Linux or OS X
It’s easy to root a Barnes & Noble NOOK Tablet if you have a Windows PC. Xda-developers forum member Indirect released an easy-to-use script a few weeks ago that lets you gain access to hidden files and settings on the tablet. Once you’ve done that you can install the Android Market or make all sorts […]
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Now you can sync a BlackBerry PlayBook with a Mac
The BlackBerry PlayBook tablet has been available for two months, but up until recently there was no way to synchronize the device with a Mac. Now Research in Motion has released BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac 2.1 and it finally adds support for the PlayBook. BlackBerry Desktop Manager lets you sync data between a computer […]
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Now you can connect a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 to a Mac
Samsung has pushed out an updated version of its Kies software for Mac which finally adds support for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. That means you can finally connect the 10 inch Android table to a Mac to transfer files and media to the tablet. The Kies software is also designed to let you synchronize […]
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Who needs Chrome OS? Mac OS X Lion will have browser-only mode
Google Chrome OS is getting a lot of attention these days for offering a simple new user interface for computers. Basically the entire operating system is a full screen web browser. As soon as you login you’re greeted with a browser window and while there’s support for pop-up notifications, file downloads, and some other desktop-style […]
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BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac to add PlayBook tablet support… this summer
If you run the BlackBerry Desktop Manager app on a Windows computer and plug in a BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, you can use the software to sync your music, pictures, videos automatically. If you run the Mac version of the software… nothing happens when you plug in a PlayBook. That’s because Mac support won’t be available […]