AppleSqueezer Blog

A quick update on a new core version that I'm releasing for testing today! Core 12, which works on the AppleSqueezer GS v2 only , has the...

Today I'm releasing Core 11, which contains additional video modes for the HDMI output of the AppleSqueezer GS v2. Of course, all video...

The AppleSqueezer GS has been a nice way to accelerate your Apple II GS, but I decided to improve it, and introduce the AppleSqueezer GS...

Today, I'm releasing core version 8 for testing. This version includes two new features: changing the speed of your AppleSqueezer, and SD...

As you probably know already, the AppleSqueezer GS allows you to use 13MB of RAM in GS/OS. This is really nice (and more than is possible...

Some good news to start 2023. The AppleSqueezer GS was updated and can now be manufactured again! As you probably know if you've used an...

In the two previous blog posts, I wrote about a rare issue that was affecting some early IIGS motherboards with specific early versions...

In the previous post, I was writing about the issue with certain early IIGS motherboards in combination with the AppleSqueezer GS. I...

Already a lot of people are using AppleSqueezers now, and I've received a lot of positive feedback, which is great! Thank you so much for...

A new core version has just been released, version 4, which gives the AppleSqueezer GS an 8.4% speed increase over version 3 (as reported...

At the moment of writing, the only way you can update the settings of your AppleSqueezer is through the classic desk accessory (CDA)....

Running the AppleSqueezer GS at full speed is nice, and it's even better with its 14MB of built-in memory enabled. However, there may be...

Developing a new software or hardware product can be a lonely endeavor: making new features, testing them out, improving them. Or...

I recently ordered some parts for the AppleSqueezer GS - well, due to the chip shortage, that order fell through. It is now quite hard to...