I’m going to declare the release of the below video demonstrating an alleged Sappphire crystal display from the next iPhone the official opening of iPhone rumor silly season. Every year about this time, the parts leaks start up giving us increased information about the…
Continue reading →Home Screens – Hardik Pandya
This week’s home screen features Hardik Pandya from the Netherlands. Hardik was featured here once before when he was still a student. Now he runs a company. Okay Hardik, show us your home screen. Who are you? What do you do? I’m Hardik Pandya, I am…
Continue reading →Wi-Fi Tips from a Former Apple Wi-Fi Engineer
Dave Hamilton wrote up some great Wi-Fi tips from a recent interview he did with former Apple Wi-Fi engineer Alf Watt on his most excellent Mac Geek Gab podcast. The first tip, using the same SSID name for multiple radios on your network, was…
Continue reading →MPU Live 202
The once-a-month live feedback show format is really finding its stride. In this latest edition, we tackle getting started with becoming more productive with your Mac, answer questions related to traveling with your tech, extending Wi-Fi networks, and get lots of Evernote feedback. Go…
Continue reading →Broadwell Delays
Intel’s new Broadwell chips have a lot of hopes pinned upon them. They are supposed to be bring energy efficiency and graphics performance to new levels. I suspect Apple is relying on Broadwell to make the fabled 12″ Retina MacBook Air-ish computer into reality. If…
Continue reading →Presentations Field Guide, Sample Materials Available
Starting today you can download 51 sample pages from the new Presentations Field Guide. The book ended up weighing in at 432 pages, 44 screencasts (over 2 hours), and lots of other interactive gizmos. Everything is on track for the July 21 release date but…
Continue reading →MPU 201: Mac at Home, PC at Work
MPU 201 includes our recurring guest, Gabe Weatherhead, as we dive deep on the best tools and workflows for living a double life: Mac at home, PC at work. ∞
Listen & read notes →Macworld Article on Photos Challenges
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. ∞
Continue reading →Lego Fusion
First you build a tower from LEGO bricks. Then it magically appears in an iOS app and you defend the tower you built, brick-by-brick in the real world, from invaders in the virtual iOS world. Sign me up.
Continue reading →New MacSparky Field Guide: Presentations
I’m pleased to announce the newest MacSparky Field Guide, Presentations. Most presentations are terrible. That, however, does not need to be the case for your presentations. This book explains how to create your own exceptional presentation. This Presentations Field Guide explains how to plan…
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