I heard this update was coming last week and have to admit I’ve been checking the iPad App Store several times a day lately. iPad OmniFocus version 1.3 warms the cockles of my heart. It was just a few days ago that I wrote…
Continue reading →Fantastical
I get sent lots of beta software. Sometimes I’m impressed. Sometimes not so much. I’ve been running the betas of the newly released Fantastical for several weeks and it changed the way I add events. As soon as it hit the Mac OS X…
Continue reading →OmniFocus Screencast , Episode 3
The final installment of the OmniFocus trilogy is available for download. Find it on the web here or better yet subscribe to the Mac Power Users Podcast. Studies show subscribing to the podcast increases life expectancy and helps you grow full and lusterous head…
Listen & read notes →OmniOutliner for iPad Review
The day the Omni Group releases a new iPad app always feels a little bit like productivity-nerd Christmas. There is always a lot of anticipation leading up to the event and, despite having spent far too much time thinking about how the Omni UI…
Continue reading →Mac at Work Talk with Jason Snell Tomorrow
Don’t miss out on my live streaming event tomorrow with Macworld editor, Jason Snell, where we talk about Mac at Work at 11am PST. The event looks to be a lot of fun. I’m going to go through a short slide deck about the…
Continue reading →In Praise of Skitch
Skitch, the image swiss army knife for the Mac has gone through a few phases of existence. First, it was this mysterious beta that you had to have a secret handshake to get in on. Then it became the perpetual beta product that everybody…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users 49: Mac Maintenance
Mac Power Users Episode 49 is available for download. Katie and I cover Mac Maintenance and troubleshooting, including the creation of your own Mac Maintenance toolbox. You can get it on iTunes here or on the web right here. Enjoy.
Listen & read notes →Mac Power Users – Two Years
This week the Mac Power Users celebrated its second birthday. In these two years, Katie and I have learned tons, made new friends, and I suck less at talking into a microphone. Thanks everybody.
Listen & read notes →Powermate Cough Button
My friend, George Starcher, recently posted about using a Griffen Powermate as an oversized cough button for a podcasting rig. I must admit, since my Podcasting setup doesn’t use a board, I’ve always had a bit of cough button envy and the the MPU…
Continue reading →Reeder Sync
Macdrifter makes a great point about Reeder, it syncs really fast. I went and downloaded a few of the Google Reader apps I’d given up on in the past and sure enough, they all feel slow compared to Reeder. As much as I like…
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