Many people have started working from home for the first time. This week on Mac Power Users, Stephen and I tap into our combined decade of experience to share some of what has worked well for us working from home. This episode of Mac Power…
Listen & read notes →The G4 Cube: Favorite Mac?
Really? The SE/30 went down in the first round so the cube could win?
Continue reading →Home Screens — Jake Pugh
Meet Jake Pugh. So, Jake, show us your home screens. What are some of your favorite apps? Day-to-day, my most used apps are definitely Overcast (for what might be termed a small podcast addiction) for entertainment, Foreflight as the one-stop shop for all of…
Continue reading →Fantastical Gets iPad Cursor Support
Fantastical has a new release with cursor support for iPadOS 13.4. One of my favorite things about the new Fantasticcal is that it is comparable to the Mac app. I’m happy to see Flexibits keeping the updates coming. There are several more features with…
Continue reading →Rocket Aid: A Charitable Virtual Conference for Lawyers
Rocket Matter is hosting Rocket Aid, an online virtual conference for lawyers on April 16-17. For you lawyers out there, it’ll be a chance to learn more about remote lawyering and tools to adapt in this changing world through media roundtables, panel discussions, minis…
Continue reading →Focused 96: Working from Home
On this episode of Focused, Mike and I are talking about keeping your focus while working from home. This episode of Focused is sponsored by: Agenda: Date-focused note taking. Download now for free.
Listen & read notes →Mac Power Users 529: State of the Mac
For many of us, the Mac is the center of our computing lives, and it’s no secret the Mac has had its up and downs over the last decade. On this week’s episode of Mac Power Users, Stephen and I discuss the current hardware…
Listen & read notes →Automators 46: Automating Dark Noise with Charlie Chapman
Dark Noise developer Charlie Chapman joins Rosemary and me on the latest episode of Automators to talk about his automation story and how he implemented automation in his Dark Noise application. This episode of Automators is sponsored by: Pingdom: Start monitoring your website performance and availability…
Listen & read notes →Home Screens — Ally Rilling
Allow me to introduce Ally Rilling. She is 19 years old and a freshman majoring in computer science and finance at University of Wisconsin–Madison. Ally used to rely on running Shortcuts from the widget screen but after listening to some MPU podcasts and watching some…
Continue reading →A Few Days with the New MacBook Air
My daughters both have been long overdue for new laptops but for a long time now. However, I refused to get them new ones. That’s because the last MacBook Air I bought them lasted over 8 years and I want the next one to…
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