I’ll be writing more about this when I return from Macworld but for now here is a screenshot and a link to Omni’s explanation of what’s up with version 2 of my favorite task management application. ∞
Continue reading →Macworld: Day 2
Yesterday was a lot of fun at Macworld. Katie and I did a live episode on the show floor and I later gave my iBooks Author session, which was well attended by several budding authors. In the evening I attended the Cirque du Mac…
Continue reading →Macworld: Day 1
Yesterday I got to explore some of the exhibit hall. I found several interesting vendors including one who is making a bow attachment for the iPhone. That ‘s right. A bow. As in nerdy Hunger Games. I also did a session on workflows with…
Continue reading →Macworld: Day 0
Yesterday I travelled to San Francisco and got settled in for Macworld. I was really fantastic connecting up with all the friends I only see once a year. Moscone Center looks great and I’m looking forward to speaking and exploring today. Here are a…
Continue reading →MPU 122: Another Look at iTunes
Katie and I returned to iTunes for episode 122. We’ve got some real interesting guests coming up in the next month plus the live show on the Macworld floor on Friday at 1 p.m. If you are at Macworld. Come by and say hello.…
Listen & read notes →Macworld 2013
We are just a few days shy of Macworld and I can hardly wait. This year I feel more than ever that I need to get away and be among my MacSparky friends for a few days. I am really looking forward to this…
Continue reading →Home screen: David Chartier
As I prance through the Internet, I keep noticing that articles I particularly enjoy have David Chartier in the byline. David (Web) (Twitter) is a freelance writer who frequently contributes to some of the best tech sites, like Macworld and Ars Technica. David also…
Continue reading →Drafts 2.5. Whoa.
There is a reason Drafts is in my iPhone dock. The newest version of drafts just got really nerdy: unlimited URL actions Dropbox actions action sharing URL callbacks and workflow automation So what does this pile of words mean? You can now add a…
Continue reading →More Monospaced Fonts
Today I received several notes about monospaced fonts following yesterday’s post. Here are some more great monospaced fonts. Bold Inconsolata There is a Google Web font version of Inconsolata with bold. I’ve already upgraded. via Luca Soldaini Adobe Source Code Pro This is a…
Continue reading →In Praise of Inconsolata
I don’t have the pedigree that a lot of Mac geeks have for typography. I’m pretty sure John Gruber has more typeface related knowledge in his pinky than I do in my entire body. Nevertheless, I do get the benefit of using a monospaced…
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