Does anybody have any recommendations for a Apple desktop podcast app? Something that could sync with my iPhone and use the Apple keyboard bindings.

just want to know which op sistem is good for my computer, it is a macbook 10.6.8. it has a 2.4 GHz procesor and 2Gb memory,
Is mavericks a good option?
please help
Tx

What do you think of the ThunderStrike Mac Vulnerability? Is it much ado about nothing or a serious security issue?

http://adsecurity.org/?p=854

I have noticed that my laptop runs really hot, up to 90c when doing some intensive work and the fans don't really seem to kick in until it gets really hot.
I think I have an idea why the MacBook pro run hotter than a regular laptop; the problem is that Apple tries to make their products thinner and smaller every now and then which is fine with me, but the problem is that when you have Macbook pro with a Quad Core I7 processor or even the I5 processor, they generate a lot of heat and they need a... Read more →

I got the idea for this from Macdrifter (http://www.macdrifter.com/2014/11/the-annual-inte... Here is what the author said:
Every year around December, I assess my business arrangements with Internet subscription services. It's easy to forget about reoccurring expenses. I keep a spreadsheet of all subscriptions so the review is pretty easy. It's the maintenance and cutting the service that tends to be the hard part for me
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Sure, it looks like a lot of money. That's... Read more →

Can anyone tell me what this icon is in Mac OS Mountain Lion, is is continuously spinning when I hover over it?
http://i57.tinypic.com/2vkc1tl.png

Recently loads of start up have come up related to door locks, bicycle locks etc. and using a smart phone and apps to open them up or locks them with a bundle of other features in it.
Well its an awesome idea and looks like, its been grabbing loads of attention these days considering the increase in number of smart phone usage in daily life.
But one gap which we would notice is that each of these startups are meant for a particular element; be it a door or a bicycle.
How about combining all the... Read more →

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With OS X, the App Store has provided an easy way to keep track of updates to various applications and make sure you're always running the latest and greatest software.
However, not all the apps on my computer have been purchased through the App Store. And this obviously doesn't help with Windows applications. There are a number of third party applications that have their own update modules -- but these don't generally run unless you open up the app. So, if there's... Read more →

You might have been boxed into using whatever project/task management software your company is willing to pay for. Maybe it'sAsana, Basecamp, Trello, Todoist, or some form of an in-house solution. But what about your life tasks, like remembering to pay bills or weeding the garden?
For the better part of a year, I was using Asana and things were going ok, but I just grew frustrated with the functionality, so I tried using Evernote as a task management tool. Needless to say, Evernote can be nice... Read more →

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I chat online a lot. Like tons! Between coordinating dinner plans with the fiancée, chatting with coworkers about technology news, and complaining to friends about my favorite baseball team, I find myself bouncing back and forth between my Gmail window and apps like Adium throughout the day.
The thing I like apps like Adium (or Trillian, Pidgin, iChat, etc...) is that I can carry on a conversation without losing focus... Read more →