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Posts Tagged → macworld magazine

The Last Macworld Magazine

posted in macworld magazine on October 27, 2014

A few days ago I received the final printed edition of Macworld magazine. Even though I get most of my information these days digitally, I could never bring myself to cancel my subscription. There was something comforting about receiving it on my doorstep. Nobody…

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The Macworld Automation Series

posted in macworld magazine on September 5, 2014

This past week, Macworld ran an excellent series of articles on automation where several nerds (myself included) submitted some of our favorite Mac automation tips. I contributed to the pieces about app management and email management but there are more, and they are all golden.

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Macworld Article on Photos Challenges

posted in macworld magazine, opinion on July 3, 2014

This morning Macworld published a piece I wrote about why I think we need to move to cloud-based photo management and and the two biggest hurdles Photos will need to overcome to succeed. ∞ 

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My Meeting Tips Article in Macworld

posted in macworld magazine on May 7, 2014

I recently published an article at Macworld on a few tricks I use to set and keep meetings. I didn’t realize it had already published. You can check it out here.  ∞

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Macworld Article on Contact Management

posted in macworld magazine on January 16, 2014

Lex Friedman published an article in Macworld today  where he interviewed several Mac luminaries and a slacker about how they manage contacts on their Macs and iThingies. I’ll let you figure which role I played. ∞

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Habits Apps Article at Macworld

posted in macworld magazine on January 8, 2014

With the arrival of the new year, I took a look at some habit apps for Macworld. ∞

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On Running Lists

posted in macworld magazine on March 13, 2013

I was getting a lot of email about running lists and, frankly, puzzling over it myself. So I went on my very own running list spirit quest and wrote it up for Macworld. The winner was, surprisingly, Apple’s Reminders app. ∞

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Culture of Fear

posted in macworld magazine on February 14, 2013

Today Macworld posted an essay I wrote about why Apple people are needlessly fretting about Apple’s business and we, as users, should focus on products and services, not lawsuits and market caps. ∞

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Choosing a Task List App

posted in macworld magazine on June 25, 2012

Today Macworld ran an article I wrote about how to choose a task application. It is remarkable how much better task management apps are on the Mac and iOS platforms today than they were just a few years ago.

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Macworld Article – Auto Save

posted in macworld magazine on October 17, 2011

Today Macworld ran my article about the nuances of Mac OS X Lion’s new Auto Save feature and how to use the new Duplicate command to replace your old friend, Save As.

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