iOS 5 -- Everything You Need to Know

Earlier today at Apple’s WWDC keynote, the charismatic fruit based company finally unveiled their latest build of iOS. Continuing to push the envelope, iOS 5 is the most significant software upgrade to Apple branded mobile devices in recent years. Chock full of features, iOS 5 brings new notifications, an improved lock screen, quick photo editing, Newsstand, deep Twitter integration, Reader, Reading List, Tabbed browsing, Reminders, Game Center modifications, Mail, split keyboards, pc-free iPhone activations and software updates, and last but not least iMessage. — Full details after the break!

Nintendo 3DS firmware update and eShop -- Everything you need to know

If you have your 3DS’ WiFi toggle switch on then you should have a notification waiting for you, explaining what tonight’s 3DS firmware update will entail. We’ve been waiting all evening and our 3Ds just finally started updating. So what do you get once that status bar reaches 100%? Well, how about access to Nintendo’s new eShop store, a flash-less internet browser, and a free download of an ehanced version of the NES classic Excitebike. — Details after the break!

Skype's crazy history as a company - Infographic

When it comes to calling people over the internet, VOIP (Voice over IP) isn’t a common term. In fact, nobody really ever uses the generic terms “video call, audio chat, online call, etc”. There’s only one term that is understandable by anyone and everyone — “Skype me”.

Skype has become somewhat of a verb when it comes to arranging a VOIP call, heck even I have invited our editors to a call by posing the question “Wanna Skype later to go over blah blah blah”.

It’s pretty clear that Skype is the first choice by anyone when it comes to having a successful video/audio call, and with the purchase by Microsoft, it only seems fair to take a look back at Skype’s crazy history…

Min.us - Online file sharing made easy with drag and drop

There’s no denying that finding a good online file storage solution is key to working with others over long distances. For us here at Okay Geek, we’re avid users of DropBox, but this here min.us, a service built around unlimited storage through individual selection or drag-and-drop methods, have us considering our options. — Details after the break!

How to move your existing iTunes library

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!

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Final Cut Pro X Sneak Preview

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Final Cut Pro X Sneak Preview

Apple’s Professional video editing suite has been lacking some major ugrades. It was behind in the competition with no 64-bit processing and many other issues. Now Apple is coming back with a bang, and it’s easily going to be the best editing software out. Here is a look from last nights keynote at NAB Supermeet. 

OmmWriter for PC is word processing without distraction

We briefly introduced you to OmmWriter the last we spoke about it, however since then it’s been released for PC, giving us more incentive to share it with everyone in attendance here today. So what is OmmWriter? Well, to put it simple, it’s not Microsoft Word, it’s not OpenWriter, and it’s probably nothing like any other application you’ve run into before. It does away with distractions and seals you into a zone where writing can flow, y’know the way it’s supposed to. — More after the break.