In December, consumers downloaded almost 3 billion (with a “B”) apps from the iOS app store and last year consumers spent over $10 Billion in the App Store. There are a few things you can take away from that announcement. 1. Apple is doing just…
Continue reading →MPU 171: Photo Management
This week Bradley Chambers joins Katie and me as we talk through some of the best solutions for photo management. This is a problem I’ve been dealing with at home for awhile now and I’m pretty happy with my current solution (though I’d much prefer Apple…
Listen & read notes →The Fog Horn
It is interesting to see the permutations as the publishing world gets reinvented. There is a new magazine in the Apple Newsstand called The Fog Horn, four fictional stories per month from talented writers. The model reminds me of the 1950s era science fiction magazines…
Continue reading →Home Screens – Serenity Caldwell
One of my favorite people to connect with every year at Macworld/iWorld is Serenity Caldwell (Twitter) (Website). Serenity is a regular contributor at Macworld, roller derby badass, and an ebook wizard. She knows more about creating epubs in her pinky than I know in my…
Continue reading →The Drafts Badge
I generally have a lot of animosity toward iOS app badges. I don’t like apps screaming for my attention. It diverts me from important things, like Strategery. However I was recently bemoaning my frequent problem in the Drafts app where I’ll dictate notes and…
Continue reading →Battery Charging Workflow
You’ve got to respect a blogger that can write up 1,500 words on how to recharge batteries and keep you riveted. ∞
Continue reading →Sonos and AirPlay
Khoi Vinh flirted with Sonos and ultimately gave up on it deciding AirPlay was good enough for him. Since I’ve been talking about my Sonos system on the Mac Power Users, I’ve received a number of emails, tweets, and carrier pidgeons asking this same question. I’d…
Continue reading →ComicBookFonts Sale
The annual sale at Comic Book Fonts has started. Comic Book Fonts has some remarkable fonts that normally sell for hundreds of dollars. They are now all on sale for $20.14 (2014, get it?) I buy a new one every year and find use for…
Continue reading →deGeo Geotag Remover
I recently read this article at MacStories that inspired me to buy deGeo. This simple app removes all geotag information from photos taken on your phone. With New Year’s Eve around the corner, this one may come in handy.
Continue reading →MPU 170: Tech Resolution
The end of the year is upon us and Katie and I share some of our New Year’s tech resolutions in show 170. Topics include network attached storage, less fiddly writing, and more. ∞
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