I’ve always felt that Numbers (particularly on the iPad) is its very own sort-of developer platform. I’ve talked in the past about how I use custom spreadsheets to get things done. In the next Mac Power Users episode, airing Monday, I committed to sharing…

Many thanks to Smile, one of the very best Mac and iOS developers, for sponsoring the RSS feed this week. The new TextExpander 4 from Smile dramatically increases the options for automating your work with advanced “fill-in” snippet types. They are great for creating…

That Brett Kelly is one crafty nerd. I’m going to start collecting digital signatures from my favorite bloggers and authors.

Les Posen took apart the recent Apple keynote and explains how they created some of their animations. I entirely endorse Les’s call for a highlighting tool in Keynote. Hopefully we’ll get a new iWork soon with iCloud and retina Mac support. Three years without…

Mac Power Users Episode 93, Workflows with Fraser Speirs, is up. This is a fantastic episode and whether or not you are interested in technology and education, I recommend listening. Get the episode over at 5by5. Also, don’t forget to subscribe in iTunes.

Here is a clever Kickstarter project to use a MicroSD card in your MacBook Air and MacBook Pro.

There’s a lot of talk lately about an upcoming 7 inch iPad from Apple. I think the pundits are having a hard time wrapping their minds around this because it doesn’t seem to have a place in the Apple product family. After all, Apple…

In the running battle for iOS scanning supremacy, today Readdle released Scanner Pro 4.1. The interface overhaul is now complete and I like it. The grid lines in camera mode help me square the document and it runs its very own stability check when…

Here is a nice collection of OmniFocus scripts, relocated courtesy of the MobileMe shutdown. via The Candler Blog

That Michael Schechter is one clever guy. I am so down with this.