Fire up Software Update and you’ll spot a new addition waiting to be donwloaded: 10.5.4.

Updates seem to include Airport, iCal and Safari fixes along with general security improvements. The full list of updates is below, or the relevant page on the Apple web site is here.

I’m still on 10.5.2 so I’m starting to lag […]

If you’re lucky enough to own a Mac Pro chances are you don’t find yourself sat staring at too many loading screens. If however, your 8 cores of 3.2GHz just don’t cut it anymore, ZDNet have the answer.
The ZDnet Clock tool is designed for overclocking Intel Mac Pros and Xserve machines, and allows users […]

It’s a belated app of the week this time around, but I think it’s worth it.
One of the things I’ve always thought is missing from Spotlight is the ability to search Google and the like from it. It’s a brilliant tool now, but it would definitely take it one step further for me if […]

Evernote has been around for a while now in private beta form. Yours truly had an account, and I must admit I don’t think I’ve used it once since the initial novelty wore off ! Yesterday however saw the release of Evernote into the wild, with no invites required. They’ve also started […]

Thanks very much to Chris Pirillo, who just posted this on Twitter:

Just tried this and works a treat. One of those little tips that makes so much sense once you know it works !
Cheers Chris !

In today’s connected world, more and more of our life is spent online, using various websites day in day out. Be it social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook or Flickr, we can have numerous tabs open in our browsers all the time. Wouldn’t it be neat if they were stand alone apps?
Well […]

Eeaster Eggs, everyone loves ‘em ! OS X has one of the best, and I posted it over on Lifehacker just now.
Fire up Terminal and type in ’say hello world’ without the quotes and hit return. You should now be treated to the sound of your mac saying hello to, well, the world. […]