Looking to speed up your Mac and regain some HD space? of course you are. Well, it just so happens I know of the perfect
app. Xslimmer offers it self up as a handy universal app. The way it works is by removing code and languages that your computer does not use. Most Universal apps themselves have many megabytes of code which are not being used. It can free up anywhere from 1 to 60MBs per app. I ran Xslimmer and it freed up 3.5GBs of space over 27 apps! So why not give it a try. Download Xslimmer
-Excerpt from site: Xslimmer not only frees space wasted by unused code, it can even increase your Mac’s performance. Some of our users have reported applications loading in almost half the time, because OS X does not need to analyze Xslimmed applications in search for the most suitable version of the code.
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What is G.ho.st? Well, Ghost is an innovative online desktop that offers a slick UI and many great features. You get 3GB of free storage for all of your documents, files, and the ability to run 3rd party apps such as Google Docs. All it takes is a simple user name and password and then your good to go! So why not head on over and give it a try. 
Well, we do live in an age of lying, cheating, and stealing soooo…. Why not head on over to your favorite torrent tracker and grab yourself a nice copy of Toast. 15 Minutes later your download is down and you go to install. But then, out of nowhere pops up the registration screen asking you for a serial! What Now! Well I have the perfect solution for you. It’s called Serial Box. You may have heard of it by now. It’s been around for a couple of years. It’s the worlds biggest collections of up to date serials. It has over 125k serials and is updated monthly. So, why not head over to your favorite torrent site and give it a test run.
and register for there 
on the internet. Only to find you have no way of getting your mac to understand what the hell you just put inside of it. Your problems are no more with Roxio’s new 
The ATI Radeon HD 3450 is supposedly aimed at Home Theater machines. Although it seems like it ads a lot of bang for your buck to any system. For starters, It’s MSRP is $49 Seeing that made me skeptical. But with 256MB of GDDR3 RAM and a core running @1GHz. I feel it is up to even the most demanding tasks. As you can see it is a low profile card utilizing PCI express 2.0. Sporting DVI and S-Video outputs. All in all, an amazing card for the price.
Looks pretty good. Shipping out a total of 2,319,000 Macs (a growth of 47%) and 22,121,000 iPods (a growth of 17%). Which is a 1.58B profit for Apple in the first quarter of ’08. I am also suspecting that the new iTunes movie rental service will bring in some extra cash as well.
No word however and the consumers response to the Macbook Air. However it would be great if you could leave your opinion on the matter over there —> in the poll
