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How to record movies from a Comcast DVR to a Mac

You can record movies from your Comcast DVR (or any DVR) to your Mac following these simple steps. What you'll need: EasyCap USB audio/vidoeo adapter. You can get one for about $25 on Amazon and can also use it for converting those old VHS or Hi-8 tapes from your old camcorder. Mac driver (EasyCapViewer for Mac). I'm running Mac OSX…

December 28, 2022Mac, Movies, Video, DVD, Software

How to Use a Plantronics Bluetooth Headset with Mac OS X

Connecting the Plantronics Voyager to my iPhone was a complete breeze, but getting it to work with my computer took a little persistence and eventually an operating system upgrade. Here are the steps to take.

December 27, 2022Cell Phones, Cool Tech, iPhone, iPad, iPod, iTunes, Mac, Travel

Can I read Kindle books on my laptop?

Question: I have a lot of books on my Kindle, but sometimes I’d like to read them on my laptop instead of on my Kindle. Is there a way to do that?

December 23, 2022Computers, Laptops, Featured, Games, Apps, Mac, Software, Windows

Copy songs and photos from an iPhone or iPad over a wireless connection

How to copy songs, photos, videos and files from an iPhone to a Mac or PC over a wireless network connection – no cables required.

December 21, 2022Backup and Data Recovery, iPhone, iPad, iPod, iTunes, Mac, Photos, Imaging, Ringtones, Software, Windows

How to Add Zoom, Pan,and Tilt to your Videos

How to make your videos incredibly effective by adding zoom, pan, and tilt features that focus viewer’s attention and just plain look awesome.

December 18, 2022Featured, Mac, Movies, Video, DVD, Software, Windows

How can I transfer my itunes songs and videos to my Blackberry Curve?

Blackberry curves let you play mp3 music just like an iPod, and you can transfer songs and videos from iTunes to your Blackberry using an SD Micro memory card and a USB card reader.

December 18, 2022Blackberry, Computers, Laptops, Mac, Windows

Transfer files wirelessly from one Mac to another using Airdrop

Macs have a built-in way of letting you transfer files from one Mac to another using Airdrop over a wireless network connection. According to Apple: "AirDrop lets you quickly send files, clippings, webpages, and more to anyone near you—wirelessly. AirDrop doesn’t require passwords, setup, or special settings. It makes sharing with neighbors as simple as dragging and dropping." I tried…

December 17, 2022Featured, Mac, Movies, Video, DVD, Photos, Imaging, Software