E’ finalmente disponbile sul sito ufficiale Apple, la data di inaugurazione del nuovo Apple Store di Carugate (MI) di cui abbiamo seguito tutti gli sviluppi su iSpazio.

Dalle ora 10:00 alle 21:00 potremo visitare il secondo negozio Apple in Italia ed i primi 1000 visitatori riceveranno una maglietta Apple! Di seguito vi forniamo tutti i dettagli:

Indirizzo:

Centro Commerciale CaroselloCarugate20061 Milano

Orari d’apertura:

Da lunedì a venerdì dalle 9:00 alle 22:00
Sabato dalle 08:30 alle 21:00
Domenica 6 settembre dalle 9:00 alle 20:30

Sarebbe davvero carino se qualche utente residente nei pressi del centro commerciale riuscisse ad inviarci delle foto o dei video durante l’inaugurazione del 5 Settembre. Tutto il materiale che verrà ricevuto al nostro indirizzo email ispazio@gmail.com verrà pubblicato sul blog. Grazie in anticipo

Grazie Alex Brunetti

Filed under: Wireless, Snow Leopard

It's been a stealth feature of modern Macs for years: the ability of a sleeping machine to respond to a 'magic packet' delivered over Ethernet and wake up on command, either triggered by a specialized app or by Apple Remote Desktop. Handy, especially for administrators who might need to access remote and sleeping workstations, but as the world has moved more toward wireless networking the Wake-On-LAN capability became gradually less relevant.

Now, as Macworld explains, the ability to wake sleeping Macs remotely has been extended in two vital ways with Snow Leopard as a new feature called Wake on Demand. First, the new OS allows sleeping machines to hand off Bonjour broadcast tasks (advertising services like printer sharing, web sharing, iPhoto & iTunes libraries, etc.) to an Airport Extreme base station or Time Capsule, letting the machine's services appear always-on even if the actual Mac is asleep; the Mac will wake remotely when needed by a client. This alone will allow multi-Mac homes to sleep their machines more often, saving energy and aggravation.

The second feature requires that you pair your recent-vintage Airport with a recent Mac model (all 2009 versions, and possibly some 2008 models as well): you can wake the machine over Wi-Fi, rather than just over Ethernet. If you go to System Profiler, to the Network section and the Airport data sheet -- look for a line that says "Wake on Wireless." If it's there, you've got the capability. Your mileage may vary but it's certainly fun to try waking up your machine remotely over the WLAN -- or, for fun, your spouse's machine, just to watch them jump.

TUAWSnow Leopard extends Wake-on-LAN feature... if your config is right originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sat, 29 Aug 2009 15:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Serie A Live è una nuova applicazione che consente di seguire il campionato di calcio italiano sul proprio iPhone.

Titolo: Serie A Live. Prezzo: 0,79€. Dimensione: 1.7Mb. Link AppStore. Fw 3.0

Grazie a questa applicazione è possibile seguire il campionato di Serie A con risultati sempre aggiornati, commenti in diretta e statistiche.

Queste le caratteristiche principali:

• Risultati in diretta del campionato 2009/2010
• Statistiche aggiornate comprensive di falli, corner, fuorigioco, possesso palla, cartellini gialli, cartellini rossi, marcatori e parate
• Commenti aggiornati ogni minuto
• Formazioni iniziali disponibili 30 minuti prima della partita
• Database dei risultati passati
• Aggiornamenti immediati sulle sostituzioni

Tutti i commenti sono in lingua inglese.

Per ricevere le notifiche push è possibile acquistare, tramite in-app purchase, la squadra che si vuole seguire anche se l’applicazione è chiusa. Ogni squadra costa 0,79€.

Filed under: How-tos, Tips and tricks, TUAW Tips, Snow Leopard

One of the little frustrations in my everyday use of Leopard was the way it searched in folders. When in a Finder window, there was a handy-looking search box in the upper right-hand corner. I would place the cursor, type my query, and be annoyed by the fact that OS X searched my entire Mac.

Nooo. If I wanted to search the whole thing, I would have asked to search the whole thing.

Thank goodness Snow Leopard fixes this minor workflow speed bump. Now you can choose what you'd like to use as a default: Search This Mac or Search the Current Folder. You can even say "I'll have another" by choosing to Use the Previous Search Scope.

Unfortunately the default out-of-the-box action is still set to look everywhere on your Mac. But don't worry, it's easy to change.

1. Make sure Finder is your active app (either click on the Finder icon in the dock, click the desktop or a visible Finder window, or cmd-Tab to switch to the Finder).
2. Choose Preferences in the Finder menu. Or you can just use the Command-comma key combo to invoke Preferences.
3. In Finder Preferences, click on the Advanced tab.
4. Choose your desired search scope from the drop-down menu under the heading "When performing a search."
5. Close the Preferences and enjoy a search or two.

That's it. Just one example of the many little changes in Snow Leopard that make life with the OS easier and more efficient. I hope you find what you're looking for!

TUAWSnow Leopard: Find what you're looking for originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Sat, 29 Aug 2009 13:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Several applications and utilities have been moved or gone missing in Mac OS X 10.6. Rob Griffiths explains where everything is now.