I recently did an interview with Adam Silver for the KitchenSink WordPress podcast about how developers can protect themselves legally. This is a little out of the usual material I talk about on podcasts but if you are a developer, there are some good…
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1Password for Families
Today 1Password announced a new pricing model. Dave Teare from 1Password explains: “Families are near and dear to our hearts, so we wanted to find a way to make 1Password affordable and accessible for all families everywhere. Today, I’m happy to announce that we…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users Bonanza!
I’m behind on linking some of our recent Mac Power Users shows. If you haven’t listened to these three, you’re missing out. MPU 303: Email Clients and Workflows Katie and I spent some time talking about how we are handling those pesky email problems…
Listen & read notes →Home Screens – Author Brandon Callum
There are a group of authors out there embracing the iBooks format with interactive books like we’ve never seen before. Brandon Cullum (Website) (Twitter) is one of those guys with his recent iBooks Author Children’s book, Alfred the Time Traveling Dinosaur. In addition to…
Continue reading →Task Management Pain Points – The Overachiever
Because I’ve written and screencasted so much about OmniFocus, I get a lot of email from people about their particular pain points with task management. With this series I’m going to focus on a few of the more common issues and how I solve…
Continue reading →Still Waiting on Apple Pay
Lately Apple has been doing a little puffing about the adoption and general success of Apple Pay. The advantages of Apple pay in my mind are primarily security. Apple Pay generates a unique number with each transaction. That way vendors don’t have to store…
Continue reading →Staad Attaché Review
Up until last year, my mobile computing platform was a 15 inch MacBook Pro. While Apple has done a lot to make these devices smaller over the years, it still kind of feels like a lunch tray. As a result, I bought a big…
Continue reading →Sponsor: Marketcircle’s Daylite and Billings
Marketcircle helps individuals, teams, and small businesses on the Mac, iPhone and iPad be more productive with their two apps, Daylite and Billings Pro. For those of you who don’t know about Daylite, it has been around for almost 15 years. Daylite helps you…
Continue reading →Home Screens – Michael Tsai
This week’s home screen features Michael Tsai (Website) (Twitter). Among many other talents, Michael is a smart Mac developer with some great Mac apps like SpamSieve, EagleFiler, and DropDMG. So Michael, show us your home screen. What are some of your favorite apps? I…
Continue reading →Day One 2.0
Following up on yesterday’s post, which concluded that good software developers need to make money in order for good software to continue to exist, the best-in-breed journaling app for the Mac and IOS, Day One, just released version 2. The new version has an…
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