Don Southard is a really clever guy. He comes up with some amazing little solutions for getting more done on your Mac and he’s also a really fine writer with his pieces over at MacStories. Don just recently released a new application for the…
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OmniOutliner for iPad Review
The day the Omni Group releases a new iPad app always feels a little bit like productivity-nerd Christmas. There is always a lot of anticipation leading up to the event and, despite having spent far too much time thinking about how the Omni UI…
Continue reading →Tom Bihn Ristretto for 13″ MacBook Air Review
Over the past year, I’ve changed up my mobile gear. I got my beloved iPad and sold my once mighty MacBook Pro in exchange for an underpowered 13” MacBook Air, which I adore. Leading up to Macworld, I decided I was going to spoil…
Continue reading →Kensington Presenter Pro Review
My beloved remote has failed me. I’ve been using it for at least 6 years without a hitch and suddenly (despite new batteries, cleaning the contacts, and a few kindly whacks) it has stopped advancing slides. So time for a new one and I…
Continue reading →Audioengine P4 Passive Speakers
Audioengine, the company that melds a former Apple designer with a speaker guru has, for several years, released some very powerful bookshelf sized powered speakers for all of your iDevices. Recently, however, the company started selling a new line of passive speakers, the Audioengine…
Continue reading →iStopMotion 2 – Improves on an Original
iStopMotion, that easy-to-use stop motion application that everyone loves, got an update. The Boinx team worked overtime on this one. IStopMotion has everything you need to make your own stop motion movies. You boot up the application and use your built in iSight or…
Continue reading →Review: Matias Tactile 3 Keyboard
As peripheral manufacturers seek new ways to add bells, switches, and levers to our keyboards, Matias takes a different approach with the Tactile Pro 3 keyboard: Matias pulled this keyboard from a time machine. The Tactile 3 is built with mechanical switches. There is…
Continue reading →TotalFinder Review
Every year or two, a chorus of dissatisfaction swells over the default Mac OS X Finder. The underlying problem is that the Finder really hasn’t changed much since we were all sitting behind our shiny new Macs in 1984. When the rumors started swirling…
Continue reading →Objective C for Absolute Beginners, Review and Discount
Everyone who worked with computers back in the 8 bit days thinks of himself as a programmer. I’m no different. I remember the days … 10 Print “Hello World” 20 Goto 10 I even tried my hand at assembly code at which, in hindsight,…
Continue reading →TextSoap Review
I spend a lot of time writing. Not only that, I write in several different mediums and collect bits and pieces of text in different formats. While I have developed ninja-like skills over the years at using arrow keys, delete keys, and the space…
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