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RED's 'big change' announcement is actually kind of big (updated) {Engadget}
Dec 3rd 2008 2:17AM So they basically just re-announced what they previously announced, just to say "The final production version of what we previously announced is going to be slightly better than what we actually announced."
Keepin' it real fake, part CLXIX: the iPhone gets flipped {Engadget}
Nov 27th 2008 11:02AM The Apple logo is up-side-down when you're actually using the phone, remniscient of the PowerBook G3.
HP Mini 1000 now supporting 3G {Engadget}
Nov 24th 2008 11:28AM Moving the SIM from my phone to the laptop is annoying. Paying $30/month for 3G data for my iPhone and another $30/month for data for my Netbook (Theoretically, I don't own a netbook) is at least equally annoying.
Official RED Scarlet and EPIC pics are sure to induce drool [Updated with OMG] {Engadget}
Nov 13th 2008 2:14AM Is the gallery not working right for me, or are these teaser images really all like 50px tall?
Ask Engadget: What's the most reliable wireless router? {Engadget}
Oct 24th 2008 9:22AM WRT-54GL with Tomato. Skip the G and get the GL. It's a few pennies more, but it's worth it to be able to run Tomato.
The editor-in-chief giveaway: Win Ryan Block's gadgets {Engadget}
Aug 23rd 2008 1:57AM Can I play?
Win a Dymo DiscPaint from TUAW {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Aug 20th 2008 9:43AM Whoops! I used 1Password to restore my identity, and it restored my comments too!!
Anyway the last DVD I burned was a wedding slideshow for a friend.
Win a Dymo DiscPaint from TUAW {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Aug 20th 2008 9:42AM First! Wahoo! No just kidding, I actually have something useful to say, and probably when my comment pops through I'll be third.
It looks like a great app, I downloaded it. I've been using MailActOn, but I haven't been using it for anything other than to move messages, so this might be a better fit for me. I guess I can keep ActOn for my most frequently used folders.
The only thing is it's a little confusing to get the program going with a keyboard shortcut. In their online video tutorial blip they show that you use Command+9 to activate the MailFiler window.
Well when you install it, there is no keyboard shortcut enabled. They give some basic instructions that direct you to the right place to turn it on, but don't actually tell you HOW to turn it on.
Most people here are techy, but just in case you get lost...
1 - Open System Preferences
2 - Go to Keyboard & Mouse
3 - Go to Keyboard Shortcuts
--This is where I got lost for a minute, but then you must--
4 - Click the Plus
5 - Select Mail in the drop down list
6 - Type "Move with MsgFiler"
7 - Pick a keyboard shortcut.
No iPhone 3G for school? Win a bag of goodies instead {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Aug 18th 2008 12:31PM Probably Math, though calculus is nasty.
MsgFiler 2.0.3: Improvements to an old favorite {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Aug 2nd 2008 11:19AM First! Wahoo! No just kidding, I actually have something useful to say, and probably when my comment pops through I'll be third.
It looks like a great app, I downloaded it. I've been using MailActOn, but I haven't been using it for anything other than to move messages, so this might be a better fit for me. I guess I can keep ActOn for my most frequently used folders.
The only thing is it's a little confusing to get the program going with a keyboard shortcut. In their online video tutorial blip they show that you use Command+9 to activate the MailFiler window.
Well when you install it, there is no keyboard shortcut enabled. They give some basic instructions that direct you to the right place to turn it on, but don't actually tell you HOW to turn it on.
Most people here are techy, but just in case you get lost...
1 - Open System Preferences
2 - Go to Keyboard & Mouse
3 - Go to Keyboard Shortcuts
--This is where I got lost for a minute, but then you must--
4 - Click the Plus
5 - Select Mail in the drop down list
6 - Type "Move with MsgFiler"
7 - Pick a keyboard shortcut.



















