On this episode of Building The Ultimate Mac mini, we're taking a look at the Kingston HyperX 3K SSD. This is a beastly solid state drive that can achieve read and write speeds well over 500MB/s. In a future video we'll be cloning the HDD to this SSD and installing it into the Mac mini. Check out the above video for a hands-on look at this HyperX SSD upgrade kit.
News and Rumors for Apple
Check out MagBak, the world's thinnest iPad mount. This accessories will mount your iPad to almost any metal surface and also non-metal surfaces using the included o-ring adapter. I had a chance to catch up with Alex the creator here at my office and discuss his near-successful Kickstarter campaign.
I think this is the third or fourth week in a row I've done a giveaway, but all of you seem to enjoy them, so why stop? This week, you'll have an opportunity to win one of two LifeProof Frē cases. For more details, continue reading.
Over the next few weeks, I'll be putting together a new video series called, "Building The Ultimate Mac mini." This series revolves around upgrading a Mac mini as much as possible to create a Mac that's almost better than any of Apple's build-to-order minis. Let's take a look at some of the parts that we'll be using.
It's time for another giveaway! That's right, this time you have the choice of winning an iPhone 5 battery case from uNu or a Samsung Galaxy S3 battery case form Incipio. Ready to enter? Check out all of the details!
At the 2013 WWDC keynote, Apple unveiled iWork for iCloud. This service allows you to make full use of the iWork suite from any Web browser on Mac or PC. It's a great solution for people on the go. I've created a video walk-through of this service, and while it's still in beta, this will give you a good idea of its power.
In my opinion, nested folders in iOS makes a lot of sense, but apparently Apple doesn't think the same way. Tucked away within iOS 7 beta is a newly discovered glitch that allows you to nest folders (folders within folders) that are fully functional and will help you organize apps a lot better.
Recently, I discovered a pretty neat glitch that allows you to put any app inside of Newsstand while running iOS 7 beta 2. This glitch has been present since beta 1, though I'm not sure it will last too much longer.