In trying to migrate from Firefox to Safari on all of my Macs, one thing that has bothered me is the inability to do 1-window browsing (i.e. opening all links in new tabs instead of new windows). After scouring the interwebs, I am still unable to accomplish this in Safari v4.0.4 and Mac OS v10.6.2. Even though there are multiple blog posts out there explaining a simple solution, it doesn’t seem to work on any of my machines.

Such an annoying problem, especially for connecting to GMail via IMAP. I constantly get the error: Too many simultaneous connections. The worst part is this has been known ever since Leopard shipped: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5820548 https://discussions.apple.com/thread/1207290 Any fix, Apple? UPDATE This problem seems to date much further back then Leopard. I’ve found references to this same issue in late 2003 (v10.3!!), here: https://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20031130150826388 Unfortunately, I don’t have access to server configuration as my problem is with GMail.

After upgrading my iPhone 3G to OS 3.0, I was really exited to start playing with all of the new features. Some of my favorites include spotlight, cut/copy/paste and push notifications. Unfortunately, immediately after installing the update, my battery life was terrible at best. I use my iPhone for work and receive over a hundred emails per day through our exchange server. Before the 3.0 upgrade, I could easily get through a day on 1 charge.

Apple products have not been kind to me over the past couple of months. For starters, about 2 months ago, the plastic on my iPhone’s back cracked right at the mute switch. This is a common problem that has been documented all over the internet ( link1, link2 ). Here’s a picture of mine: Soon after this happened, I purchased a second battery from the Apple store. Good thing I did, because the very next day, my original battery wouldn’t charge.