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Apple Hacks |
 | Build your very own iHome (easily)
This device, called the iCylinder, is easily constructed and is similar to the iHome. This inctructable will show you how to make your own iCylinder. Because of budget, i could only get a basic digital clock, but you could use an... |
 | Connecting a Mac Mini to a TV
This hack shows you how to connect a Mac Mini to your TV, thus giving you a lot more flexibility than you get from the Apple TV... |
 | Getting Free Music Legally
In this tutorial, I will show you how to get free music without downloading... |
 | 23 Essential iTunes Plugins
It's time you take iTunes to the next level by adding iTunes plugins. We've already tackled the 20 Best iPod plugins, so today we're taking a look at the 23 iTunes add-ons that can take your iTunes experience from good to... |
 | 8 Greatest iPod Hacks, Mods, and Tricks The iPod is a deeply personal device. The music, contacts, calendars and notes you store on it reveal much about your personality. From playcounts to playlists, our iPods can tell others what we enjoy, how we think and even who we are. But if you... |
 | Top 10 Mac OS X Hacks
Mac OS X is a great operating system out of the box, but a few simple customizations can make it even better. OS X ships with some odd and sometimes inconvenient default settings, and it's got a few nifty little perks for power
users who enable... |
 | DIY Project - Add LEDs to your Keyboard
I am a good-old Apple user in Japan. From the Apple IIe to this iBook and I used several computers made by Apple Computer Inc. I belong to Hokkaido Macintosh Users' Group from 11 years ago. The Swiki site of MUG activities is here. Thanks to kindly... |
 | Interal Bluetooth Steaming for your iPod
If you're like me, you've often asked yourself why Apple has not added native Bluetooth capability to their iPod line up. Even the iPhone only supports mono Bluetooth! So, I decided to add bluetooth to mine.
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 | How to: Extra Cooling for the Macbook or iBook
I recently took my ibook apart to take the thermal pad off and replace it with thermal paste (Funny, I thought it would have thermal paste already). I then just had a brilliant idea of using the xbox heatsinks to add cooling. Learn... |
 | Super Ipod Hacks - Over 300 Gb Hard Drive
Ultimately, I'd like to get a regular 3.5″ hard drive working with the iPod and explore what capacities it can make use of. The fact that it would be a huge unit will simply be a... |
