That’s $170 off the usual price. If you’ve been thinking about a Drobo 5N, today is an excellent day to buy one. With multiple computer users in my house, we’re using the 5N for our family NAS drive and it’s working splendidly. I’ll be…
Continue reading →MindNode for iOS, Version 3
There’s an update out for the MindNode for iOS today and it’s a doozy. I first started buying this mind mapping application when it was just on the Mac. Actually, that was before there was an iPad. View fullsize The thing that always attracted…
Continue reading →Counters
Occasionally, I need to count series of items. I’ve played with iOS apps for this purpose in the past but they were all such a carnival of ugly that I couldn’t take it. Instead I reverted to notecards, tick marks, and pencils. I just…
Continue reading →MPU 165: Geek Gift Guide – 2013 Edition
Looking for something geeky for your friends or even perhaps yourself? Katie and I had a lot of fun recording this show sharing some of our favorite geek gifts. Well … most of it was fun. I think Katie fell asleep when I started…
Listen & read notes →Take Control of Thanksgiving Dinner
Did you know that Joe Kissell wrote a book about cooking your turkey? It takes a lot of moxie for a tech publisher to go after Thanksgiving dinner but Take Control Books did just that. If you need a little help going into the…
Continue reading →Logitech K760 Keyboard for Thirty Bucks
I paid full price ($70) for this keyboard a year ago and love it. It has solar charger so I never need batteries and it pairs with three separate bluetooth devices. I use it with my iMac, iPad, and iPhone. The keyboard feels like…
Continue reading →iOS PDF Conversion
Brian Almeida’s free service to convert emails to PDFs from your iOS devices is now out of beta. If you sign up, you get a magical email address. Forward any email there and it comes back to you as a PDF. I know there…
Continue reading →Dragon Dictate for 99 Bucks
Speaking of Dragon Dictate, it’s on sale today for half price. ∞
Continue reading →Mavericks Dictation vs Dragon Dictate
Macworld published an article I wrote today comparing the accuracy of Dragon Dictate vs. Mavericks Dictation. Short version: Dragon wins but I still have use for Mavericks Dictation. ∞
Continue reading →Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Search Apple Mail
When I was on Brett Terpstra’s Systematic podcast this week, we both bemoaned the inability to change search token criteria without using the mouse. Turns out we were both wrong. You can. The key shortcuts are: Option-Command-F to get in the Apple Mail search bar (We…
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