Apple has released a Press Update that their were more than 1 Million downloads of OSX Lion on the first day. This is Apple’s eighth major release of OSX and the first to be distributed through the Mac App Store.
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Mac OS X Lion: Enable Full Screen For All Apps Like Google Chrome & More!
For the first time ever, Mac OS X Lion brings native support for full-screen applications which gives you the opportunity to utilize every inch of your display and at the same time making navigation easier between them using multitouch gestures.
FIX: OS X Lion Install Error “This disk cannot be used to start up your computer”
Mac OS X 10.7 aka “Lion” is arguably the most advanced operating system ever built and ever since its release, people have been downloading it from the Mac App Store like crazy. Unfortunately, some people are having issues installing Lion on their compatible Mac computers and are presented with an error “This disk cannot be used to start up your computer”. The issue has been addressed by official Apple support and a quick fix has been published already.
New Mac Minis are available now from Apple with Sandy Bridge, Thunderbolt and more!
Not only did Apple release OSX Lion, updated MacBook Airs and ThunderBolt Displays yesterday, but the Mac Mini also saw a significant update. The new Mac Minis now come with Sandy Bridge processors, New AMD HD Radeon graphics, Thunderbolt Ports and a new design. All that starts at only $599 as well, not bad for a sweet little machine. You can even connect the Mac Mini to your TV with a single HDMI cable now, to get an even better Mac experience.
[How-To] Install Google+ on your iPod or iPad!
So you’re a Google+ user, and you own an iPod or iPad. What do you do? Well, if it were Google’s choice, you wouldn’t be using their fancy new iOS app to check out your circles. But it’s not Google’s choice, so a snazzy new workaround has been found to get the app on your iPod or iPad. Even if you were to try to do a search using your iPad, you would find nothing. And trying to install the iPhone version only gives an error. Follow along below to get this app on your device:
How To: Enable Front Row On Mac OS X 10.7 Lion [Installer]
Now that you know how to burn your own copy of Lion to a DVD and create a bootable USB Drive, here’s a nifty trick to get Front Row back on you Mac. As you may or may not know, Lion no longer has Front Row as a feature. Front Row was that nifty little Media Player that would bring up a nice full screen interface, which would later be used on the Apple TV. If you were or are a user of Front Row, and now have upgraded to Lion, there is a way to get it back. You will however need access to a Mac running 10.6 to do this trick.
Create & Install Mac OS X Lion 10.7 From USB / External Drive [Bootable]
There are many ways in which you can install Mac OS X Lion 10.7 on a compatible Mac computer once downloaded from the Mac App Store. You can archive the downloaded file and create a bootable OS X Lion DVD or even install the OS on a separate partition on the same computer running Snow Leopard. However, for installation on Macs such as a MacBook Air with no optical media, it is also possible to create a bootable USB flash or external hard drive using the downloaded OS X Lion installer file. We show you how easily its done!
Run Chromium OS On Your Macbook Air Now [Guide]
You can now run Google Chrome OS on your Macbook Air. This is a step-by-step guide on how to do it.
Physical Gaming Controller Released For iPhone And iPod Touch
The iControlPad has been released for the Apple iPhone and iPod touch.
Burn Mac OS X Lion 10.7 Bootable Installation Disc After Download [Tutorial]
We have already written a tutorial on how to install Mac OS X Lion on a separate partition and now we’ll guide you on how to create a Mac OS X 10.7 boot disc. It is important to archive your downloaded Mac OS X Lion copy and burn it before installation since the Lion installer is deleted automatically once it finishes a successful installation. However, you can always re-download a fresh copy of OS X Lion from the Mac App Store.