Apple’s iLife keeps becoming more and more compelling with each iteration. Here is what iLife’09 manages to pack in:
iPhoto ‘09 – With face recognition coming to Picassa and Windows Live Photo Gallery, it was only a matter of time before iPhoto got it too. While iPhoto had no problems recognizing photos of my wife, it [...]

The new iPod shuffles announced by Apple will be available in India in 4-6 weeks. They are going to retail for around Rs. 4,900. The older 2 GB shuffle sells today for around Rs. 3,200 so one way to look at it is (known as ‘the glass is half full’ approach) that you are getting [...]

Firstly, this post assumes you know what CouchDB is. If you haven’t heard of CouchDB before, hop over to couchdb.apache.org to find out more about it.
There are 2 easy ways to get CouchDB running on Mac OS (excluding compiling from source):
CouchDBX
Download and run CouchDBX from Jan Lehnard’s blog. This includes everything you need to [...]

CHM or Microsoft’s Compiled HTML Help format is quite widespread these days. You’ll find a lot of ebooks and documentation in this format . For example both MySQL and Apache offer their documentation is this format – the latter doesn’t offer PDFs at all. I really wish Preview handled CHM files as well, but [...]

Out of the box, Mac OS 10.5 comes with read access to NTFS. Here is how you can enable Mac OS to write NTFS formatted disks:
Download and install MacFUSE: MacFUSE is a google project that enables 3rd parties to extend Mac OS X’s ability to handle different filesystems.
Once you are done, you can [...]