When making a mobile version of your website available to users, it’s important that they are automatically brought directly to it when visiting. Using JavaScript and the userAgent String and screen size detection, you can make it possible for a user to be automatically re-directed to a mobile website when they’re using a mobile device. Let’s get coding.
When you don’t have a router handy, and you’re stuck with an iPad that’s WiFi only, or you just don’t want to chew through your dataplan on a Smartphone, you can’t really get very far. Usually, your MacBook comes along for the ride to hotels and meetings, and you wire it up to ethernet to browse the web — so why can’t you use your MacBook as a WiFi hotspot? Well, stevesmacfix has found a way…
If <form action=”mailto: example@me.com”> simply isn’t cutting it anymore, it might be time to implement a PHP form, and from a design and usability perspective, users would much rather send a message directly from your website than their email client (most of us don’t even use an email client). Plus, if you have no prior experience with PHP, we break everything down for you. Let’s get coding!
I have seen many tutorials on how to install an SSD into your MacBook, and most of them are 6 page long technical reports online, or some crappy video tutorial filmed with a hand-held camcorder. unboxtherapy on Youtube has given us one of the best tutorials we’ve seen in a very long time (in 1080p to boot!) and we highly reccomend you watch and learn…
Updated on May 27, 2011 by
Brandon Davenport
You’ve heard it a million times “Macs don’t get viruses” and as geeks we know that isn’t entirely true. There aren’t any “real” viruses praying on Mac users, but there is an exploit here and there and sometimes they can be quite threataning. Recently, a new piece of software called MacGuard has creeped into the Mac universe and in short, this could be one of the biggest security threats on the Mac in history.
If you’re like me, you have a monstrous iTunes library filled with thousands of songs along with countless TV shows, movies and podcasts. As your library grows, the precious hard drive space on your computer dissapears increasingly faster. If you want to move that large folder to an external drive it’s necessary to follow the correct steps. Don’t just drag the folder over; let iTunes do the work for you. — More after the break!
Although most often seen in Japan, the use QR codes has been growing greatly. Now scanable by mobile devices like the iPhone and multiple Android phones, it’s never been easier to read information. If you’re looking to create your own QR code and share it with the world, we’ve found the perfect website for you. — Details after the break!
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