While surfing through System Preference, I was surprised to find out that Leopard now supports Vietnamese Input much better Nothing need to be configured, no external driver, no extra keyboard layout, no 3rd party software; you choose the language then type – pretty easy isn’t it Just to help some Vietnamese friends who indeed need to type Vietnamese on Mac OS X. To enable it, follow these simple steps: 1. First go inside System Preference and open International 2. Go to tab Input Menu, tick on “Vietnamese Keyboard”. You also want to check on “Show input menu...

Finally I had time to backup then install Mac OS X Leopard on my MacBook Pro Overall, the installation is quick and painless . Leopard is deadly gorgeous and much much faster than Tiger There are many ways to install Leopard into your Mac: via Leopard DVD, via Network, via External HDD (Firewire, USB). I made use of my iPod Video 5G (30Gb) to boot up The backup took me around 45 minutes to complete, whereas the installation only took about 15 minutes. Just a quick note, you can find online tutorial how to squeeze Leopard Install DVD from Dual Layer to Single Layer, that would probably benefit...

After a very long anticipated time, Apple finally announced their new OS – Leopard – will be shipped worldwide on 26th October 2007. Leopard is the sixth major release of Mac OS X, “the best upgrade we’ve ever released” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. Their Leopard website is updated to reveale more than 300 new features of Leopard. Amongst the new features, there are some coolest features that Mac users would love to have: TextEdit: supports Word 2007 Formats Guest Log-In Accounts Grammar Checking PDF Manipulation in Preview SMS Forwarding Event Dropbox Instant...

iPhone has been available American-wide since last Friday afternoon – the iDay. Until now, the reports said half of million iPhone have been sold. That’s pretty good news for both Apple and AT&T Let’s take a look at iPhone in actions! (I personally don’t have an iPhone yet; all the photos are taken from online sources, credit belongs to the original authors. If you buy an iPhone and it doesn’t look like these photos below then it’s not my responsibility)

Statistics can feel abstract and anesthetizing. It’s pretty true that many times we have no idea what a raw number reflects like 426,000 cell phones ‘retired’ daily in US or 106,000 aluminium cans used in US every 30 seconds … Such figures cannot represent the overwhelming affects of the inhabitance in the US; and that’s what the series “Running the Numbers” created by photographic artist, Chris Jordan, brought to us Check out his unique view on contemporary American culture. (Remember to look closer )