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If you don’t want to plug your BlackBerry into your Mac everytime you want to transfer something you can use Bluetooth. First you need to pair your Blackberry with you Mac

On your Blackberry
- Go to Options
- Go to Bluetooth
- Press the Menu key
- Make sure Discoverable is set to Yes
- Save and Exit

On your Mac
- Open System Preferences
- Open Bluetooth
- Under Device, click on “Set up new device”
- Select “Any device”
- Your Mac will find the Blackberry
- You will need to enter a passcode on your Blackberry and the same on your Mac

Once your Blackberry is paired to your Mac you can transfer music, ringtones and pictures to it.

- Open the Media application
- Select Music
- Press the Menu key
- Select “Receive Using Bluetooth”
- On your Mac open up the “Bluetooth File Exchange” program
- Click on File, Send File
- Select the file you want to send and click on Send
- On your BlackBerry choose where you want to save it and click Save

Done!

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That’s right the Macbook Air was released today at Macworld in San Francisco. This thing is awesome! Weighing in at a low 3lbs it’s also the lightest laptop that I know of. The thickest part of this laptop is only 0.76 inches thick. Instead of me re-listing all the features just click here to read all about it and see ton’s of pictures.

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Well the much anticipated Macworld is set to start on Tuesday. I’ve been reading tons of stuff online regarding what Apple is supposed to be releasing this year and one thing that keeps coming up is iTunes movie rentals. Rumours say that movie rentals will be $3.99 from the iTunes store and will expire after 24 hours. That’s not too bad, it’s cheaper than the movie store and no surprises since the movie is always in stock.

Another rumour that has been flying around is the announcement of a sub-compact Macbook Pro. Many sites are saying that we will see a 12″ Macbook Pro with a solid state hard drive early this year, possible at Macworld.

For the mobile user that doesn’t want to fork out additional cash for an iMac at home there are rumours that Apple will be releasing a docking station similar to the iMac where you simply slide your laptop computer into it.

I can’t wait to see what Steve Jobs comes up with this year. Hopefully it’s available to Canada this year… unlike the iPhone.

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