That’s right. Monk even looked cool in a red wagon. Thelonious Monk composed Ruby, My Dear for his first love, Rubie Richardson. I first heard the song when I about twelve. At that point I was listening to jazz, but nothing like this. Monk’s…
Continue reading →Home Screens: Tim Stringer
This week features my pal Tim Stringer (Website)(Twitter). Tim is a productivity consultant at Technically Simple and just launched his own website on teaching OmniFocus called, appropriately Learn OmniFocus. Okay Tim, show us your home screen. What are some of your favorite apps? OmniFocus 2…
Continue reading →Eating a Little Crow with iWork Collaboration
I wrote a few weeks ago about my less-than-impressive experiments using iCloud collaboration to work on a Pages document with a client. Following that post, I received a few emails from readers explaining that I was doing it wrong. In order to make collaboration…
Continue reading →John Oliver Teaches Net Neutrality
Give this video 13 minutes and you’ll understand why net neutrality is a big deal.
Continue reading →Apple’s Third Act
“The ways Apple is opening up app access to iOS in particular will change the experience for users more than any single OS feature. And it will happen in unexpected ways, because those developers are very, very clever, and tend to think of approaches…
Continue reading →New Bronson Watermarker
I guess I was out of it because when I first bought Bronson Watermarker, it was because it was the best/easiest watermarking app I could find in the App store. It was only later that I discovered John August (the Big Fish writer) was behind it.…
Continue reading →Thoughts on the WWDC Keynote
The Internet is full of people evaluating, scoring, and critiquing Apple’s WWDC presentation today. At this point anything I’d say has already been said somewhere else. Well, that’s never stopped me before. Here are a few of my random thoughts: Apple’s advantage has always…
Continue reading →WWDC 2014
If you are anywhere near a computer today, it will be a great day to blow a few hours and watch the spectacle that is an Apple Keynote. The WWDC announcement will definitely show us a preview of iOS 8 and the next iteration…
Continue reading →Home Screens: Darrin Carlson
Last year, while attending the World Domination Summit, I met Darrin Carlson. (Twitter). Darrin is a swell guy that has decided to dent the universe by teaching men to learn how to cook at his site The Guy Can Cook, when he’s not too busy trying…
Continue reading →Transporter and PDFpen like Chocolate and Peanut Butter
I’ve heard from a lot of lawyers that want to use iPads for reviewing PDFs but are freaked out by the idea of storing client documents “in the cloud”. Yesterday Smile and Transporter announced support in the PDFpen applications for Transporter storage. The result…
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