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The New iTunes HDCP Content
I ran into an issue with iTunes and purchased content a few months back. I had bought the Knight Rider season pass from the iTunes store. When ever I tried to play an episode I would be presented with a video window that was all gray and a nice little alert box telling me that my displays are not HDCP authorized. I got on the phone with Apple support and iTunes support and could not come to a conclusion as to why this was happening.
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Giving Flock Another Try
I figured since I run my own blog (and it seems like they did some work on their editor) I would give Flock another try. They seem to have incorporated more services and also their website seems to be redone. I am not sure exactly what has changed with the release of 2.0 but I am going to check it out.
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Looking into TomTom led to a detour
While I was looking into the TomTom POI’s I started to wonder about incorporating Google Maps into a Cocoa Application that could handle creating custom POI sets for my device.
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Cocoa Programming
Recently I have been getting more and more into Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X. I have become attached to the syntax of Obj-C. If you are also just starting to learn how to develop applications for OS X and would like someone to work with hit me up.
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Customize Leopard with Candybar
It was not that long ago that everyone was running around trying to figure out how to customize the Leopard dock. Well the good guys over at Panic have released Candybar 3 which is for Leopard only.
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Customizing the Leopard Dock
Many people seem to be irritated by the new Leopard dock. I myself was a bit upset with the new indicator icon change. They used to have black triangles that would allow you to know what applications were open at a quick glance. Now they have changed that indicator to a light blue orb which is kinda hard to see.
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The new iPod Touch
With the release of the iPhone there was no longer a need for a stylus. This was an amazing breakthrough on Apple’s part. Now the iPhone is a phone and an iPod rolled into one device. What if you do not need the phone functionality?
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