The next Mac Power Users workflow guest will be Rod Roddenberry, who just made a really good documentary about his father’s legacy called, Trek Nation. We’ll be talking about the show at length during the interview and it is airing the next few days…
Continue reading →Apple Details iTunes Match
I wasn’t alone in my complaints about Apple not explaining iTunes Match very well. Indeed, it led Katie and I to produce an entire podcast episode about it. It appears Apple got the message. The iTunes Match page now includes a FAQ and videos…
Continue reading →Tracking Santa on the iPad
Just in case the children in your life aren’t already jacked up enough, try this $1 app on for size. If you don’t want to spend money, NORAD Santa tracker is good too.
Continue reading →Little Drummer Boy
I’ve never really liked The Little Drummer Boy. So tonight I was starting to feel festive and decided I’d tackle making my own arrangement of Drummer Boy with my MIDI keyboard and iPad Garage Band. The result is either pretty good or a big…
Continue reading →Wainy Days and Zen Desks
When not writing and directing motion pictures, David Wain likes to geek out as evidenced by his home screen and appearance on one of my favorite Mac Power Users episodes. David also makes a really funny web series called Wainy Days, “an ongoing web…
Continue reading →Piezo Gets Even Better
I love the polish that comes with every Rogue Amoeba app. When they released their first Mac App Store app, Piezo, I was immediately in. Version 1.1 is out now and records both sides of Skype calls. I’m going to try this with our…
Continue reading →Save Your Christmas with SCOTutor
Don McAllister of Screencasts Online is one of my favorite people in the Mac community. In addition to being a swell guy, Don is also a really good teacher. If you are going to be near someone with a new Mac or iPad this…
Continue reading →The PostDesk Holiday List
PostDesk has its annual list of web geeks and their holiday lists, including yours truly.
Continue reading →Journaling with Day One
I’ve been toying with the idea of a journal. When writing iPad at Work, I discovered this really great app, Day One, that takes all the work out of creating an electronic journal. It works on the Mac, iPad, and iPhone and uses Dropbox…
Continue reading →iPad at Work, Second printing
I recently received notice from the publisher that iPad at Work is getting a second printing. Thanks everyone who bought the book. I am quite proud of it. Also, if you know anyone getting a new iPad this holiday season, please point them toward…
Continue reading →