At this point my entire family of four has iPhones. The downside is I’ve got a monthly bill that reflects four iPhones. (The family share plan actually make sense for me.) The upside is there is always an upgrade available and dad always get…
Continue reading →OmniGraffle 6
OmniGraffle is my “go to” diagramming tool. I love the way it works between the Mac and iPad. Today The Omni Group released version 6, which I know they’ve been working on a long time. There are a lot of improvements and new features.…
Continue reading →TextExpander Snippets: Media Review
I’ve started writing up little mini-reviews for myself when I finish watching a movie or reading a book (or comic). I am currently saving these to a text file in nvALT but I also like the idea of saving them to Day One. I…
Continue reading →“S” is for Screamer
Macworld ran several benchmark tests on the new iPhone 5s and it kicked some serious ass. Macworld Benchmark ∞
Continue reading →New From Smile: PDFpen Scan+
It’s always fun unloading nerdy secrets and this one has been weighing on me. I’ve made no secret of the fact that I like to use optical character recognition in my PDFs and I’ve never been entirely happy with the options for pulling this…
Continue reading →iOS 7 Wallpaper Apps
I’m a fan of subtle wallpaper on the iOS Springboard. Today Federico Viticci at MacStories ran an article with a few good app recommendations to help you create your own. ∞
Continue reading →Six Zeros
Apple reports selling nine million iPhones over the weekend. Just to clarify that is a 9 followed by 6 zeros. ∞
Continue reading →Sponsor: Cleartones
I’m real excited to welcome a new sponsor this week, Cleartones. Like it or not, people judge us by our ringtones. Use one of the stock Apple ringtones and it shows you just aren’t trying. Create your own Kenny G ringtone and I lose…
Continue reading →MPU 156: Editorial and Federico Vi-ticc-i
Mac Power Users episode 156 is up and we are joined by the handsomest voice in podcasting, Federico Viticci. We then digress into a long talk about the state of iOS text editors and all the great stuff we’re doing with Editorial. Enjoy.
Listen & read notes →Microsoft Office for iPad, Revisited
I’ve been yammering away at this subject for two years now. Sadly, most people in my line of work use Word and Excel so I spend plenty of time in those applications. With a massive installed based of iPads, I can’t understand why Microsoft…
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