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Weekly Daily Giz Wiz 1357: St. Patrick's Day

Added 03/18/12
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Weekly Daily Giz Wiz 1357: St. Patrick's Day

Added 03/18/12
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Weekly Daily Giz Wiz 1357: St. Patrick's Day

Added 03/18/12
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TYLT: Chargers, Cables With Fashion, Functionality – CES 2012

Added 02/05/12
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TYLT: Chargers, Cables With Fashion, Functionality – CES 2012

Added 02/05/12
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Holiday Buying Guide - JBL OnBeat Xtreme

Added 12/15/11
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Review of Home and Office Powermat

Added 07/25/11
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Toshiba Satellite L655 S5191 Notebook

Added 06/01/11
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Asus G73 Sw Xt1 Laptop

Added 05/27/11
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291 - ScreenFloat, DashKards & PhotoSync [Trailer]

Added 04/01/11
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291 - ScreenFloat, DashKards & PhotoSync [Trailer]

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Time for another Mini Montage show this week, and I’ve decided to cover three great utilities, two for the Mac and one for the Mac and iOS #ScreenFloat You know what it’s like when you’re working in full screen mode within an application, and then you want to reference some information on another application. It’s either a matter or switching two and fro between windows, or you start resizing and repositioning windows so you can see one whilst working in the other. It’s even worse if you’re working in Spaces! Well ScreenFloat is a Mac app that allows you to grab a section of the screen and then “floats” it above the screen, allowing you to see it always. It will even follow you from space to space. As well as allowing you to capture these “shots”, it also provides you with a browser, enabling you to optionally store these mini clips for later retrieval. #DashKards I’ve covered DashKards before, but they’ve had a significant update. DashKards are incredibly useful “cheat sheets” that live in your OSX dashboard. There are DashKards available for lots of OSX applications as well as more general DashKards, web apps and other stuff. The big change is that they no longer require you to create Safari Web clippings for each DashKard you wish to install. They are now contained in a proper dashboard widget. This section demonstrates installing this new widget, and some of the new features and benefits of the latest version of DashKards. #PhotoSync You know how irritating it is to have to wait until you’re back at your Mac to transfer photos off your iOS device to your Mac. And then having to physically connect it with a USB cable! Or how daft is it that to transfer photos or videos off your iPhone or iPod touch to your iPad, you have to buy a $40 camera connection kit, and then have to wire them together? It is 2011 isn’t it? Well, PhotoSync brings you Mac and iOS devices into the wonderful world of wireless transfers! This section shows you how to use PhotoSync to wirelessly transfer your photos and videos directly to your Mac. You can send your photos and images directly to a folder, straight into iPhoto or even straight into Aperture - no USB cable required. Want to send from your Mac directly to your iOS device, no problem! PhotoSync will allow you to sync both ways. Want to use the new iMovie on your iPad 2 to take advantage of the larger screen size but you shot your video using your iPhone. No problem, as PhotoSync will let you wirelessly transfer your video from your iPhone to your iPad. It even allows you to transfer your images directly from your iOS device into Flickr - all done wirelessly