The “Good Question” blog post isn’t done yet, but they at least posted the video online. I expect to help even more in the comments of the Good Questions article. Here’s hoping they actually link to the website! It looks like they’re a little behind the times and don’t allow video embedding… so I just [...]

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If you’re thinking about purchasing an iPad, please educate yourself and see if it’s really for you. You can do so by reading our honest, pros and cons posts on Cocoa Touch Apps. Just click the blog name and it’ll take you straight to the posts you need to read. If you’re looking at this [...]

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We were lucky enough to have the opportunity to comment on today’s Announcement of the Apple iPad. It’s a new tablet computer designed by Apple. It’s a cool little device. Please read more about it at Cocoa Touch Apps. You can also read the site’s coverage of the keynote on their Live-Blog. The spot will [...]

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After a long night of changes, I’m finally rested and ready to give you a detailed re-cap of what’s new. Some of these updates are simple or even behind-the-scenes, but all of them will make your user experience better. We know that there are other Mac repair shops in town: we stand out in many [...]

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If you’re like me, the above picture is driving you crazy.  You’ve done all of the basics to make your albums as organized as possible including cleaning up the titles, correcting genres, and pressing the “Get Album Artwork” button (Secondary click the track or select the whole album… right click, it’s near the bottom) but [...]

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Josh’s rear window of his 4Runner. We’ve been shopping around for the best prices in window wraps and ended up with the picture above. We think it looks great and it’ll hopefully help people call us (we’re hoping for mac repair questions but it could be to yell at Josh for cutting them off). We [...]

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I’ve never understood the philosophy behind many of Apple’s decisions… specifically, default settings within their applications. Take iTunes as an example: by default it’s not set to organize your Library at all. So what? If you happen to be a user who downloads a lot of content, maybe from Apple, maybe from “other” places… it’s [...]

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Going against all odds, RMMR would like to give you the opportunity to upgrade your MacBook or MacBook Pro’s hard drive to 500GB.  You’ll never have to worry about about downloading too much music, or uploading too many pictures from your family vacation.  If you’re like us, you hate lugging around extra peripherals for your [...]

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