Stack Social’s shown up with a new Mac bundle worth consideration. For $17.99 you get 14 Mac Applications. Several of them are apps I currently use or have used. Take a look at the list below. That’s a lot of software for 18 bucks.…
Continue reading →Relay FM App
If you are a fan of Mac Power Users, you should go ahead and download the new Relay app. A lot of work went into this app and it looks and works great. You can subscribe and follow Relay shows right in the application.…
Continue reading →MPU 282: Making it up as we go along
We just published this week’s MPU live. Mark Metzger joined us to chat about File Maker. We also talked about cleaning up iOS, follow-up on Office 365 accounts and Google Docs, discuss Mac/PC hybrid setups, hear from a virtual assistant, share listener tips and tricks…
Listen & read notes →Jazz Friday: Phil Woods at the Village Vanguard
Alto Saxophonist Phil Woods was an animal. I saw him for the first time in the late 70’s and it changed the way I thought about the saxophone forever. Phil played so fast and hard that it reminded me of a running out of…
Continue reading →My Home Screen: iOS 9 Edition
While I’m usually featuring someone else’s home screen, with the release of iOS 9 and a few other developments, I thought I’d share my own home screen today. So, here goes. My home screen is always in motion. For example, the Notes app is…
Continue reading →Fantastical for iOS 2.5
This week the other penny dropped for Fantastical. On the heals of their Mac update comes Fantastical for iOS 2.5. There’s a long list of updates and new features including things like 3D Touch on the new iPhones and multitasking. For me, the big…
Continue reading →MPU 281: Dictation and Siri
Dictation and Siri have evolved a lot over the last few years. Katie and I spent some time on the latest Mac Power Users looking at available tools for dicatation. We also unloaded with all our latest Siri tips. ∞
Listen & read notes →Apple Maps in 2015
Poor Apple Maps. It has been the whipping boy of the Internet for several years. Here is my favorite shot at Apple Maps from last season’s Silicon Valley. For the first year after Apple Maps released, I kept Google maps on my home screen.…
Continue reading →Self Driving Cars
Matt Honan, who’s at Buzzfeed these days, got to go for a ride in a Google car. “A future without human drivers is a long, long way off. But we’ll get there. No matter what you think. No matter what you hope. No matter…
Continue reading →Home Screens: Brian Sutich
Brian Sutich (Twitter) is a huge Apple guy who writes over at TheAppFactor.com and Sutich.org. Brian’s a man of many hats as a dad, musician, and audio engineer. So Brian, show us your home screen. My homescreen is a little crazy, but it has a method…
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