I heard is going to be mucho expensive when it first comes out (Probably over $500 for sure) sigh..... it is going to be hard as over the summer, I'm upgrading both my wife and my…

Quote: Originally Posted by MikeD over the summer, I'm upgrading both my wife and my own laptops.... Congrats! Which model wife will you be upgrading to? I'm due for a n…

This is a real picture of the screen:

Now that my old camera broke I'm going to buy DSLR very soon -- and hopefully K790i will come soon enough, because DSLR doesn't really fit in my pocket . So this summer for how mu…

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika Congrats! Which model wife will you be upgrading to? HAHA I didn't even realize it sounded like that!! I meant upgrading our lapto…

The prototypes were so hot it kept me up late. This final design is really ugly.

Yep.

I'm currently in the process of buying a new K750i. It will be replacing my T616. I always find it interesting how some people jump to buy the newest phone or the newest iPod so …

Quote: Originally Posted by im_noahselby I'm currently in the process of buying a new K750i. It will be replacing my T616. I always find it interesting how some people jump to…

I purchased the K750i and have been very happy with it ever since I got it. The camera on this phone is awesome. I'm also happy to report that it plays nicely with macs. This phone…

Hi all. Is there a hack/utitility that does this: 1--allows OS/X to run an app in the full window 2--because the entire screen is taken up by the currently active app, there is …

For single-window apps you can command-click the zoom button to have it fill the entire screen. Other than that, I don't know. If you don't like clutter, you can always hide stuff.

I just tried that in iTunes and it just resized the window to the smallest allowable square. IT DID NOT WORK!!!!!! And even if I hid an app, if I click on an open sliver, the bac…

Apps can do this themselves if their developers want them to (e.g., Photoshop, most games), but I don't think it's normally possible to force an app to steal the entire screen.

ChuckIt, every time I see that a Mac cannot do it all, I am slowly but, most probably, being convinced to do as your username says-go Chuckit on the Mac and move over to the Winte…

If you want fullscreen just resize the window it's really easy! In my opinion fullscreen just sucks in most apps. I always drag and drop stuff from one app to another, with fullscr…

i use fullscreen with photoshop, indesign, reason, logic, etc. i use "transparent dock" (check versiontracker), and DE-selected "float dock on top". (and of course, i have a trans…

I have a simple Applescript that I have set to a keyboard shortcut with Spark. I hit two keys and the window/app I have selected fills my screen. It's not that hard, but I'm going …

Quote: Originally Posted by gulmatan ChuckIt, every time I see that a Mac cannot do it all, I am slowly but, most probably, being convinced to do as your username says-go Chuck…

Quote: Originally Posted by surfwax95 I have a simple Applescript that I have set to a keyboard shortcut with Spark. I hit two keys and the window/app I have selected fills my s…

This is old, but it still works great and I use it if I want to focus on the forefront window: FocusLayer

Quote: Originally Posted by gulmatan ChuckIt, every time I see that a Mac cannot do it all, I am slowly but, most probably, being convinced to do as your username says-go Chuck…

Quote: Originally Posted by Macanoid This is old, but it still works great and I use it if I want to focus on the forefront window: FocusLayer Tried it. Didn't really help…

The fact mac apps dont fight to take over the entire screen is exactly why I love the platform, its incredibly counter intuitive

Sounds to me as if you're looking for a purist solution on ideological rather than practical grounds. One way of cleaning things up might be using MenuShade to hide the menu bar, h…