Scrivener for iOS is currently in internal alpha testing and beta isn’t far away. I’ve been waiting for this one a long time. ∞
Continue reading →Going Deeper with Apple Notes
Apple Notes continues to get its hooks in me. When I showed up at WWDC last year, Apple Notes was nothing more than a target for my derision. When they announced during the keynote that they had an “all-new” Apple Notes I chortled and…
Continue reading →MPU 306: Tackling Contacts
There’s probably only one podcast in the world where the hosts can spend an hour and a half talking about contacts and still feel like they ran out of time. I’m talking of course about the Mac Power Users. This week’s episode goes in…
Listen & read notes →One Year Indie
I have to admit it kind of snuck up on me but a year ago I quit my job and turned my life upside down. Since I owe so much of my independence to the MacSparky readers, I thought I’d fill you in on…
Continue reading →20th Anniversary Mac
Stephen Hacket over at 512 pixels got a 20th Anniversary Mac and made the below video to show it off. ∞
Continue reading →Sponsor: SaneBox gets connected
This week MacSparky is sponsored by SaneBox. SaneBox is the answer to your email problems. It filters your email for you, only showing you the most important in setting the less important aside for later. SaneBox also gives you the ability to defer your…
Continue reading →Life Sized BB-8 Toy
The last time I started lobbying for a Christmas present in February I was seven years old. ∞
Continue reading →Clockwise #124: Church of Beyoncé
Yesterday I joined in for the Clockwise podcast. On it we discussed music services, Apple and privacy, what we do with home videos, and the eternal Mac/iPad dichotomy.
Continue reading →Typing on the iPad Pro
David Chartier is getting pretty good at touch typing with an iPad Pro and he is not alone. I’ve heard from a lot of nerd friends that are really pleased with their typing times on the iPad Pro. That makes sense. The iPad Pro…
Continue reading →Legal Issues for Developers
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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