Recent posts by Andy Ihnatko and Shawn Blanc about using an iPad as a laptop replacement got me thinking about my first laptop, my trusty Tandy WP-2. I bought this computer in 1990. I was a first year law student and I rocked this…

Mac Power Users Episode 83, Workflows with Yuvi Zalko, is live. Yuvi fills us in on his writing workflow and how he makes those wonderful videos. Get the episode over at 5by5. Also, don’t forget to subscribe in iTunes.

I’ve written before about how much I love my Tactile Pro 3 keyboard. The clicky-clacky racket it makes continually annoys my family, Katie Floyd, and the MPU listeners. After listening to everyone talk about the daskeyboard, I decided to see if it could unseat…

A friend of mine, Aaron Black, recently self-published his first fiction book, Catharsis. The story is set in the 41st century and concerns a teenage Monk in India. I haven’t got to the end yet but so far I’m really digging it. It’s just…

Federico goes deep on his writing workflow. There are some great tips in this article. While the iPad’s current lack of robust RTF support is, in several ways, a limitation. I don’t see myself moving off plain text any time soon.

I wish I remembered who gave me this link but I sure dig this subtle wallpaper from Chris Herbert for my fancy new iPad.

Nifty.

The latest update for PDFpen, PDFpenPro, and PDFpen for iPad adds folder support (1 level deep) for iCloud syncing. I manage a lot of PDFs and I really dig PDFpen’s iCloud sync. The addition of folders makes it possible for me to go from…

AppleInsider ran a piece explaining Microsoft’s new strategy of adding a license fee for tablets running virtualization applications to access Microsoft Windows software. I’m not sure if this is to discourage virtualized use of Windows applications from an iPad or increase revenue. (Probably both.)…